Marked By Grace: Conversations on Servant Leadership

Nothing really bores me like poor time management. In my part of the world, where I come from, poor time keeping is a normal practice. But this is not for all. There are some people who are really transforming. Interestingly, some of these people are older individuals. They live in less urban areas. We never expected them to challenge us in the 21st century about time management. I used to be grea...

Mr. David Libby is an ordained elder with wonderful experience in missions. He wrote the the book; A Different World, God's Sovereignty in the Face of Suffering. In its bio he said, "For years I served in the church, first as a deacon and then as an elder. I have long been a self-taught student of theology and philosophy. I have learned all the correct answers to some of the most difficult questio...

Emmanuel Manishimwe sat down with David Libby to discuss the intersection of suffering, theology, and the state of the modern church. What emerged was a candid conversation about moving beyond intellectual assent to a deep, transformative relationship with God.

Mr. David Libby is an ordained elder with wonderful experience in missions. He wrote the the book; A Different World, God's Sovereignty in the Face of Suffering. In its bio he said, "For years I served in the church, first as a deacon and then as an elder. I have long been a self-taught student of theology and philosophy. I have learned all the correct answers to some of the most difficult questio...

In this episode of the 40 Days of Reconciliation Podcast, host Emmanuel Manishimwe welcomes ordained pastor, author, and podcast host Kristen Wambach for a heartfelt conversation on spiritual bravery, intimacy with God, and living faith in everyday life. Kristen shares her lifelong journey with Christ, the moment her spiritual eyes were opened, and how learning to listen to the Holy Spirit transfo...

Marked By Grace: Conversations on Servant Leadership is a podcast for leaders who desire to make a lasting impact without losing their soul in the process. Inspired by John 13:15, each episode features honest conversations with leaders from ministry, business, nonprofit, and everyday life who are striving to lead with humility, integrity, and faith. Through stories of growth, failure, and grace, t...

Being a Christian in today's world isn't always easy. As Debra Mcninch, founder of Battle Cry Moms, jokes, it can sometimes feel like a medicine commercial: we focus on the healing, but we often forget to read the warning label about the side effects. The world can be dark, and the opposition can be real. But as believers, we are called to be a city on a hill—a light that cannot be hidden. In a re...

Introduction In a world filled with distractions and temptations, many believers find themselves wrestling with their faith. In a recent podcast, Emmanuel Manishimwe speaks with writer and podcaster Brad Church about his book, "The Strangers' Conflict," and the struggles that Christians face in their walk with God. Understanding the Strangers' Conflict Brad Church, who came to faith at the tender...

What does it actually mean to have the "Mind of Christ"? Is it a distant goal we strive for in the future, or a spiritual reality available to us right now? In this episode of the 40 Days of Reconciliation podcast, host Emmanuel Manishimwe sits down with James Early, a Bible teacher and host of The Bible Speaks to You podcast. Together, they explore the transformative power of shifting our mindset...

Introduction The purpose of the 40 Days of Reconciliation journey is to help us understand the need to reconcile with God, His people and awakening the heart of responsibility for His Creation, which is also a sign for our own transformation. You can take a lesson per day or one lesson a week. Please note that you can take this journey as an individual, family, Church, or corporate during devotion...

In a recent episode of the 40 Days of Reconciliation podcast, host Emmanuel Manishimwe sat down with Texan author Mark Wood to discuss his deeply theological book, The Bride, The Wise Virgins and The Last Adam: The Greatest Love Story No One Knows. Wood shared a gripping personal journey from running away from his faith to a radical reconciliation with God, offering a sobering look at the urgency...

In this episode of the 40 Days of Reconciliation podcast, host Emmanuel Manishimwe interviews Cathy Colver Garland. Cathy is a writer, podcaster, and minister who specializes in deliverance and healing prayer. She shares her journey of helping women overcome trauma and discusses the core themes of her books, which focus on God's active pursuit of humanity and the discovery of personal identity thr...

The conversation with Reverend Keith Haney covers his journey to faith, approach to unity building, leading successful church change, addressing racial divides, and the impact of prayer and fasting. It also delves into the role of narrative in church change, healing cultural divides, balancing truth and grace, Christianity and politics, and the challenges in ministry. Reverend Haney shares a messa...

The central theme of the interview is the reconciliation of faith with the complexities of real-world struggle, doubt, and the disruptive nature of following Jesus. It explores how faith is not an escape from trouble but a journey of being "stretched" through challenges to achieve spiritual growth.

For November 21st, Friday. Day 38 (of 40 Days of Reconciliation / Day 2 of Family Leadership Series) YouTube Audio God commanded the people of …

DO NOT FEAR, DO NOT STOP. ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT GOD IS ON THE THRONE, HE NEVER SLUMBERS, HE NEVER LOOSES. MAY HE BE NEAR TO THOSE WHO FAITHFULLY CALL ON HIM FOR HELP.

Allow God to live mightily in your life and to work through you for your redemption and healing.  By this God will work through you for the redemption and healing of many souls, even when you may not be physically aware. 

Despite all the changing terminologies, perceptions, descriptions, the word of God remains the same. That is our hope. We need to live genuine, true to the word of God. Say things that are true to yourself. Walk the talk. Even if everybody else around you may change, do not change.

There is peace within, as a result of how we respond to situations. It determines how we affect the other people. And in our Christian world, for us who believe in Christ, this is how we change the world. Not looking for our own interests, but making sure we stay tuned to the Holy Spirit, who loves everyone and is the giver of peace.

Introduction In our previous topic we said, “If you find obstacles or notice a lack of moral compass for your leader, know at once you …