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Judas walked away—just days before the greatest victory in history was revealed. That contrast raises a question many of us wrestle with: How do we know when to keep going… and when to let go? In Philippians 3, Paul gives us a powerful picture of what it means to press on—to know Christ deeply, to experience His power, and to refuse to be held back by the past. And when we look at Luke 24, we see something equally striking: some stayed. They waited. They endured. And they witnessed the resurrection. But not everyone did.

Sometimes life feels like a waiting room, quiet, uncertain, and full of questions. In this episode of Cabin Devos, we explore what it means to wait on God with patience, hope, and faith. Using Genesis, we unpack how God’s timing is perfect even when nothing around us seems to be moving. You’ll be guided through three reflective questions designed to help you: Examine your own seasons of waiting See how God is at work even in silence Respond with faith, not frustration

This episode was born out of exhaustion.   Not the kind you fix with rest, but the kind that settles quietly into your spirit and makes you wonder if you’re carrying life alone. In that tired place, a sarcastic comment on Facebook lingered longer than it should have: “Focus on yourself, don’t mind the relatives—they only come together to help with burial preparations.” It was meant to be funny, but when you’re already worn down, jokes like that confirm a deeper fear—that when it really matters, no one shows up.   The story takes us to the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus asked His closest friends to stay awake and pray with Him, just a little longer. They loved Him. They meant well. But they fell asleep. And Jesus named a truth we still live with today: “The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.”   This episode sits in that tension—between willingness and weakness, faith and fatigue, loneliness and endurance. Through honest reflections from different voices, we explore what it feels like to stay awake when others are worn out, to hope when support feels thin, and to remember that even when everyone else sleeps, God does not.   If you’ve been tired, disappointed, or quietly holding on, this conversation is for you. Come sit with us in the garden—and learn what it means to stay awake a little longer. -------------------------------------------- BUY THE BOOK HERE: http://nosignal.cabindevos.com

Prayer isn’t always easy. In this conversation, David, Grace, and Pastor Frankie wrestle with two big questions: “I struggle with prayer—true or false?” and “If God answered all my prayers, would my life be better?” Together they explore what it means to pray without ceasing, how communal prayer shapes us, and why God’s wisdom often protects us from our own requests. Rooted in Philippians 4 and the Lord’s Prayer, this episode invites you to yield after “amen,” find peace in God’s timing, and walk with Him in the everyday. Finding Truth Fellowship What's app channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBAnjv42DcWLYhFaS0H

we wrestle with the gray areas of honesty. Is it ever okay to withhold part of the truth if our motives seem pure? Does God judge us by the intentions of our heart, or by the words we actually speak? Together, we’ll dig into what Scripture says about integrity, deception, and the fine line between silence and falsehood. Get ready for a conversation that challenges us to think deeper: Is leaving out details an act of wisdom—or a subtle form of dishonesty? Cabin Devos Website:  Finding Truth Fellowship Website: http://findingtruthfellowship.org/ Finding Truth Fellowship What's app Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBAnjv42DcWLYhFaS0H Finding Truth Fellowship Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@FindingTruthFellowship/ David Tubirye's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@davidtubirye

Loving people who are hard to love is never simple. Should love mean staying silent to protect relationships, or does real love speak hard truths? And does accepting someone mean overlooking wrong patterns—or calling them higher? In this discussion, we wrestle with the tension between grace and truth, exploring how to love deeply without compromising honesty. These types of questions are discussed in a physical fellowship. Click the links below to Check out the Finding Truth Fellowship website or their what's app Channel Website: http://findingtruthfellowship.org/ What's App Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBAnjv42DcWLYhFaS0H

In this episode, we explore one of the hardest yet most transformative aspects of faith—surrender. Inspired by Mark 14:32-36 and Flavia Olwol’s powerful commentary, we dive into Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane, where He faced overwhelming sorrow but still declared, “Not my will, but Yours.” Why is surrender so difficult? How do we trust God when His plans don’t look like what we expected? Through insightful reflections from Flavia, real-life stories from our community, and practical steps for walking in surrender, this episode will challenge and encourage you to trust God in your own “Gethsemane” moments.

In this episode, we explore a powerful commentary by Flavia Olwol, reflecting on how life’s interruptions—like her cancer diagnosis—can become divine invitations to draw closer to God. Using the story of Jesus’ transfiguration in Mark 9, we uncover lessons about the importance of solitude, listening to God’s voice, and trusting His plans, even when they differ from our own.   Join me as we reflect on what it means to climb your own “high mountain” of solitude, embrace God’s presence, and gain clarity in your walk with Him. This episode will inspire you to step away from distractions and hear His voice more clearly in your daily life.

In this episode, we explore the life-giving rest that Jesus offers in Matthew 11:28: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” We unpack what it means to experience rest as a gift rather than another task on your to-do list. Discover how rest restores not just your body but your mind and spirit, why it’s essential even in the busiest seasons, and how Jesus modeled it for us. With practical tips, fresh insights, and heartfelt reflections, we invite you to step into God’s invitation for renewal, refreshment, and connection.

Struggling to find consistent time to pray and worship amidst the busyness of life? You’re not alone. In this episode, we explore the challenges many Christians face in maintaining regular quiet time with God and how Jesus’ example in the Gospel of Mark offers practical solutions.   Learn how the time of day and place matter for minimizing distractions, how time with God brings clarity and focus, and how it empowers us for spiritual success. Jesus prioritized solitude with the Father, even after exhausting days of ministry—showing us the importance of intentional time with God.   Tune in for insights and practical tips on developing a closer relationship with God by carving out moments of prayer and worship in your daily routine. Let’s seek Him first together! LINK TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE DEVOTIONAL https://bit.ly/cabindevotional

In Episode 2 of Hope, we introduced Emmanuel, a father who struggled to raise his daughter in an African environment rife with corruption and hardship. Despite the challenges, Emmanuel found strength in his faith and the living hope that anchored him through difficult times. This episode is about the responsibility and privilege of sharing the hope we have in Christ, especially with the next generation. The bond between a father and daughter, and the transformative power of hope. Emmanuel’s story reminds us that hope isn’t just for surviving; it’s for thriving—and it’s meant to be shared. As he prays for and encourages his daughter, we see how faith and hope can shape the future, even in the most difficult circumstances. Join us as we explore how the hope we carry can inspire and strengthen

We all have or are experiencing change.  Change is disorienting. Like a compass needle we must default to the “True North”

It started along time ago, as far as 20 years ago. We look back and there soooo maannny people God has used to bring us to finally be able to move to Rwanda.  This story is only the beginning of so much that we believe God continues to do in each of our lives.    IMPORTANT LINKS: History of our Ministry in Rwanda: http://bit.ly/rwandanewsletter  Link to give: https://give.wol.org/davidtubirye

There is the denial and there is the hopelessness perceived.  Then there is the truth about depression.  The Biblical Truth