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Jesus said, "Whosoever practices sin is the slave of sin." John 8:34. Sin has a lot of slaves. Not one is happy. They are all miserable. There are the willing slaves, who serve sin with both hands greedily. There are the unwilling slaves, who weary themselves to commit iniquity, who detest their bondage but who are slaves just the same.Some fool themselves in thinking that they can leave off sin as soon as they choose. Only those who have really tried to break from its service know that they are held by a mysterious power that no man can master.A mysterious power ... What is it? Is sin itself very powerful? Most of us would answer, "Yes." We glorify sin by imputing to it some wonderful power which it never did have. But sin has no intrinsic power of its own.Sin's power to enslave men is derived – derived from the law of God. Says the apostle Paul, "The strength of sin is the law." 1 Cor. 15:56. Apart from the law of God, there would be no sin (Rom.

Buying software is not like buying a vase or a comb or a lawnmower where you pay, you take it home, and the transaction is complete. No, buying software is more like joining a club with annual dues. Every year, there’s a new version, and if you don’t upgrade, you feel like a behind-the-curve loser.There’s a time bomb ticking in that business model, however. To keep you upgrading, the software company has to pile on more features each time. Sooner or later, you wind up with a huge, sloshing, incoherent mess of a program; a pile of spaghetti code that doesn’t run well and makes nobody happy.You’re in even worse shape if that bloatware is your operating system — the software you run all day. Just ask anyone with Windows Vista.This year, though, Apple and Microsoft both realized that the pile-on-features model is unsustainable.

After the passing of a friend in a freak accident involving a train, I am left thinking..Do we value life as a society?I am back on the traffic issues in Uganda.I one time told a friend... you can tell the organization of a country's leadership by looking at the traffic flow in the land. It so difficult for our government to sit with planners and curve out a traffic flow system that best serves Ugandans. I am thinking about getting a few planners and we do this thing... God give me the grace, AMEN!THE GOVERNMENT:

AM BACK!!!!After listening to the sermon on Sunday that actually left me feeling squeaky clean in Christ JESUS... I have no sin!!!I can say that telling from the story of the PRODIGAL SON.. Christians have decided to accept that they were the son that went away and when he (REPENTED) had a change of heart, he decided to return as a SERVANT and not a SON.GOD has restored us to SON-SHIP and yet we keep screaming out that we just wanna be SERVANTS.CAN any parent out there tell me how Irritating that is?I remember i had a pair of old sneakers that I loved so much and what I never understood was why my mother always threw a feat because i did not wear the expensive shoes that had bought me on one of her business trips overseas....