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The ten commandments have over time, especially in contemporary Christianity, been contested on grounds of relevance. Paul, however, teaches us that these things were supposed to be for our learning and growing so, in this series, we explore to see what learning points there could be in these laws and regulations to the everyday Christian. We dive deeper to look at the significance of the second commandment and how it applies to us today.

On the podcast are Allan Lukyamuzi, Abel Rwego and Raymond Muhwezi. Get in touch for any questions on WhatsApp (+256703252062)

The podcast was hosted by Allan Lukyamuzi, produced by Raymond Muhwezi and show notes by Abel Rwego



Scriptural References

· Exodus 20:4-6

· 2 Corinthians 4:18

· 2 Samuel 7

· Gen 1:26-28

· Exodus 34:6-7

· John 16:16-17

· Romans 5:20



Music on the podcast;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyTpfp2yrQE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e55xrgvK48

The ten commandments have over time been, especially in contemporary Christianity, been contested on grounds of relevance. Paul, however, teaches us that these things were supposed to be for our learning and growing so, in this series, we explore to see what learning points there could be in these laws and regulations to the everyday Christian. We dive deeper to look at the significance of the first commandments and how it applies to us today. 

On the podcast are Allan Lukyamuzi, Abel Rwego and Raymond Muhwezi. Get in touch for any questions on WhatsApp (+256703252062)

The podcast was produced by Raymond Muhwezi.

Music on the podcast;


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e55xrgvK48
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyTpfp2yrQE

The ten commandments have over time been, especially in contemporary Christianity, contested on grounds of relevance. Paul, however, teaches us that these things were supposed to be for our learning and growing so, in this series, we explore to see what learning points there could be in these laws and regulations are to the everyday Christian. 

On the podcast are Allan Lukyamuzi, Abel Rwego and Raymond Muhwezi. 

The podcast was produced by Raymond Muhwezi.

We come to the end of the series The Genesis of Man and Woman. It has been an interesting journey that we definitely wouldn't ask for another way. We are looking at what it means to focus on things above from a question that cam in from a listener. We then look at the last verses of Genesis 3, the point where the man and the woman are sent out of the garden of Eden  into another garden, the world. 

On the Podcast


Abel Rwego - @AbelRwego (Twitter) 
Allan Lukyamuzi - @Nagwano_lu (Twitter) 
Raymond Muhwezi - Raymond Muhwezi (Facebook)

Get in touch with any of these for questions or comments.

We are getting into the thick of the plot, after the eating of the forbidden fruit. Portion of scripture is Gen 3:14-19. This part of the bible very much explains the state of things and why the world is the way it is. Come with us as we explore what God has to say.

Additional Resources:

The Book of Mysteries by Jonathan Cahn

On the Podcast


Abel Rwego - @AbelRwego (Twitter)
Allan Lukyamuzi - @Nagwano_lu (Twitter)
Raymond Muhwezi - Raymond Muhwezi (Facebook)

Get in touch with any of these for questions or comments.

We are looking at Genesis trying to seek the mind of God on what His intentions were in the creation of man and woman. This one is a study on Gen 3:6-9 exploring the eating of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil and mining out its relevance in this day and age.

On the Podcast


Abel Rwego - @AbelRwego (Twitter)
Allan Lukyamuzi - @Nagwano_lu (Twitter)
Raymond Muhwezi - Raymond Muhwezi (Facebook)

Get in touch with any of these for questions or comments.