Muhindo Malunga L.

Why do you think Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed would walk across the road to meet each other? What would they do or talk about? Brian believes that this imagery is not the beginning of a joke but it’s rather the start of one of the most important and fascinating conversations in the world today. No one can deny the central role and influence that religion has had and still has on our world and history. Our identity has been largely formed by or in relation to our religious beliefs or lack of. In this “How to” book, the author attempts to compassionately, respectfully and tactfully reframe Christian identity in a multi-faith world. He takes a practical, pastoral and constructive approach by focusing on how to develop a healthy, sane and faithful Christian identify in a multi-fait world.  This identity goes beyond having a common enemy to fight and conquer which leads to hostility and violence but it’s about solidarity and benevolence. The author seeks to guide those who are see

What if you could find an easy and proven way to build good habits and break bad ones? What if you could make tiny changes and produce remarkable results? In this book, Author James Clear presents a revolutionary way to get 1 percent better every day. People think when you want to change your life, you need to take big and bold steps but the book essentially shows that real change comes from the compound effect of multiple small decisions and actions. This is a simple way to hack life! James Clear starts with an extraordinary story of his terrible injury and near-death experience on a baseball field that shattered his life in a few seconds and how his journey to recovery taught him the power of small and consistent changes, efforts and victories that can completely transform a life over a period of time. His injury and recovery reveal how changes that seem small and unimportant at first will compound into remarkable results if one will to stick with them in the long haul. The author sh

For many people, Honor is one of the most confusing notions and practice among people and especially in the body of Christ. How do you differentiate between honoring and worshiping or flattering people? Should we prevent people from practicing honor because of some abuses of the principle by ill-intentioned people? In this book, Apostle Moses demystifies Honor and makes it understandable and accessible in the simplest and most practical of ways. With a series of unusual look at Bible stories, the principles and practices of honor come alive in a beautiful way. Drawing from his personal story, growth and journey, Apostle Moses gives real life examples of how understanding honor and practicing it will open your life to new vistas of experiencing God’s faithfulness. The author shows on the outset that Honor is due! It is not something to be debated. It is to be practiced period. It is not based on emotions or on whether the situation warrants it or not. Honor is due to some people! Honor