Ten Minutes In The Field Podcast

Be encouraged friends. Whatever you are going through, I pray you that you find joy.

It’s important to understand that joy is much deeper than happiness. Being happy during a painful trial might seem unnatural or unreasonable, and that’s not what James is talking about. But joy – joy is very possible. Joy means “rejoicing, in spite of circumstances, that God is in control of everything and always has our best in mind.” #WOL_Bible_Clubs Curriculum

This is the last of the Three-part series on Accountability. Enjoy! If you have not, listen to the other two parts first. 

It's one to another...

Accountability is one of the main cures to a hardened heart. Talking about accountability, A hardened heart is at the center of all this. Left alone, we are vulnerable to sin. And sin is like decay, it does not get better by its self… it only gets worse.

We continue to discuss discipleship and Pastor Hassan gets to share his life verse(s) with us. Tune in...It's just ten minutes "...in the field."

Youth in Rwanda have challenges but one particular challenge is unique. Listen as Pastor Hassan shares how we can help...Today on "Ten Minutes in the field"

Remembering is a choice...Is it a command?

Good morning friends, hope you are well and are ready to start your day. Today with us is Mark  I will just call him Mark. He used to work for a police service. He is now working security for a private firm and helping keep a very sensitive facility safe.

As we come to end of these series (Secularism Vs Biblical world view), my Hope is that you enjoyed the last 3 episodes. If you have not listened to them, I strongly advise that you start there.  It’s funny, about a week ago I asked my daughter Faith to finish her food. Just like a normal parent who has said something over and over, I told her how in our generation...

How should we view suffering? 

Most of sin and temptation have an underlying desire for the “Hear and Now” We want it “Right here” and “Right now”…This is the essence of all other worldviews. Important Links: 1. Support The ministry in Rwanda.  

We are not of this world and yet we live in this world. How we view the world matters because our actions are eventually determined by what we value. We are going to begin a series on “The Secular world view Vs The biblical world view”. Part of this resource has been adapted from material by Pastor Jeff Boyer. Listen now to part 1Important Links: Support the ministry  

Today I want to start off by bringing your attention to the African antelope called the Impala.  Our Passage today is Ephesians 6:11 & 13 From this passage is a couple of ideas: (Think of these as potential blind spots… areas we cannot see properly and yet we should be able to see.)...[Listen for More]    

Why do some Christians bloom while others wither? There is a very crucial ingredient that can easily be neglected. Tune in today to also hear a very interesting story of an email I received this past Wednesday.

Let me ask you a question. Have you ever woken up in the morning, ready to start your day and then realised that you are not ready to start your day.  In fact you don’t actually know how that day is going to end ...because the night before, you either worried yourself sleep or you cried yourself to sleep. (Depending on weather you are a lady or a guy)....

Today, I would like us to observe Pharaoh’s reactions to the plagues the Lord sent him. And when we do, we shall realise that may be (sometimes) we are not so different from Pharaoh when we choose to live in sin. Am talking about that area in our lives that we can not fully surrender to the will of God.

“This is the fifth in a series of seven great “I am” statements of Jesus. With this statement, Jesus moved Martha from an abstract belief in the resurrection that will take place “on the last day” to a personalised trust in him who alone can raise the dead. No resurrection or eternal life exists outside of the Son of God. ” MacArthur  Study Bible …

Featuring Dave Nightingale and Joe Hunt. Dave answers the question l “How important can 10 minutes be? And Joe Hunt will give you a brief snap shot of the ministry opportunities here in Rwanda. 

My name is David Tubirye and I’m a missionary with Word of Life in the country of Rwanda (the land of a 1,000 hills)  and that’s here in East Africa. Every Friday, you will be served with a new episode. In 10 minutes you will get a devotional message or interview filled with the truth of God’s word to encourage you as you walk with the Lord in the field He has called you in.