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Everyone lives by a worldview—a lens through which we interpret our purpose, morality, relationships, and ultimate truth. In this message, grounded in Romans 12:1–2, Rodgers Atwebembeire explores what shapes our perspective and what it truly means to adopt a biblical worldview. Starting with the foundation of God's unearned mercy, this teaching reveals how genuine faith transforms not only our hearts, but our minds, bodies, and daily conduct.

In a world filled with competing ideologies, cultural trends, and conflicting messages, how do believers remain steadfast in their faith? Rodgers Atwebembeire explores what it truly means to develop and maintain a biblical worldview—one anchored entirely in the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Key topics: • What is a worldview? Understanding how invisible "lenses" shape our purpose, identity, and perspective on suffering. • The danger of alternative ideologies: Recognizing subtle spiritual deceptions that affirm Jesus as "good," but deny Him as sufficient. • Anchored in Scripture: What it means to walk in Christ—rooted, built up, and established in Christian truth. • The supremacy of Christ: Reframing our lives around the truth that the whole fullness of deity dwells bodily in Jesus.

"Every day, whether we realize it or not, we are buying into something. We ask important questions before we buy a appliance—so why do we close our brains when we walk into church?"  In a world full of conflicting messages, dreams, visions, and prophetic claims, how can you tell the difference between truth and error? In this powerful message, Rodgers Atwebembeire gives us three core areas to analyze any preacher or message: The Command, The Confession, and The Contrast. Watch and learn how to stand firm in “the faith once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3–4). It could change your life.

“Jesus is important—but He’s not enough.” This was the lie threatening the church in Colossae, and it’s the same lie we hear today. Whether through cult groups, philosophy, religious regulations, or "self-centered spirituality," the world constantly tries to diminish the sufficiency of Christ. Join Danson Ottawa as we dive into Colossians 1 and see why Jesus doesn't just inspire us—He commands and reconciles us. He is the image of the invisible God, the head of the church, and the ruler of all creation. If He can hold the galaxies together, He can certainly hold your life together! Recorded on 19th April at the Technical University of Kenya Christian Union.

March 17, 2026 marks 26 years since the Kanungu tragedy, in which over 500 cult followers were burned to death and nearly a thousand lives were lost overall. We also remember the recent cult disaster in Shakahola, where hundreds more perished in yet another cruel abuse of religion. In this this National Declaration, Rodgers Atwebembeire of ACFAR calls the church in Uganda and across East Africa to repent of its negligence, to strengthen its discipleship, to ground believers in sound doctrine, and to test all supernatural claims by Scripture. May God help us to become a faithful people who are discerning, courageous, and firmly centred on Christ. “And you therefore, beloved… be on your guard…” (2 Peter 3:17–18)

We face the undeniable reality of a sinful human heart and the certainty of God's righteous judgment. Across history, countless solutions have been offered by various groups and philosophies, yet all ultimately fail to provide lasting peace or satisfaction. Rodgers Atwebembeire explores the single, definitive solution for mankind: the free gift of grace offered through faith in Jesus Christ. Listen and discover the biblical foundation for true hope and redemption!

In this engaging interview, ACFAR staff researcher Wanjiru Ng’ang’a recounts her story of coming out of a hyper-charismatic church and embracing a healthy biblical faith. This content originally appeared on The Reconciled Heart podcast.

Are you chasing after prophets and revelation knowledge? Do you long for an angel encounter? Are you trying to win God’s favor through Jewish rituals? The Book of Hebrews makes it powerfully clear that Jesus is far better, far greater than all of these—and He is our only solution! Rodgers Atwebembeire shows how Christ alone is worth living and even dying for.

In John 8:58, Jesus boldly declared: “Truly I tell you, before Abraham was, I AM!” What did He mean? The Jews immediately understood Him—and tried to kill Him! Rodgers Atwebembeire explains the awesome truth behind Jesus’ statement.  Originally aired on Rite TV Uganda

In this exciting plenary address, Rodgers Atwebembeire shows how missions and apologetics go hand-in-hand to fulfill Christ’s cross-cultural Gospel commandment: the Great Commission. Recorded at the FOCUS Kenya Commission 2024 conference.

How is it possible to fulfill Jesus’ “Great Commission” to make disciples of all nations in today’s multi-cultural world? What does it take for us to confidently commend the risen Christ as the most compelling choice among so many options? The Apostle Paul is our faithful guide and example in this task, as Rodgers Atwebembeire explains from Acts 17.

Why would God give us the law if it’s not required for us to be saved? Answer: Instead of being a means for salvation, the law points us to the need for salvation—and the promise of salvation through Christ Jesus. ACFAR director Rodgers Atwebembeire explains from Galatians 3, helping us recognize how false teachers confuse—and exploit—this issue.

Believer, you may be asking: Where is God in my pain? Rodgers Atwebembeire is no stranger to seasons of trial, and he has learned to draw wisdom and strength from God’s Word in the darkest of times. Come with him on this journey through Psalm 77 and find renewed hope.

Twenty-five years after the shocking cult tragedy at Kanungu, Uganda, what has the Body of Christ in East Africa learned? ACFAR director Rodgers Atwebembeire reflects on the implications of this pivotal event—and the way forward. Watch The Kanungu Tragedy: A 20-Year Anniversary Symposium on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy2xuFcXhn2Ap22L18bAQsQva4ZFrWbVX

In this episode, Victoria Adeoye of The Gospel Alone podcast interviews Wanjiru Ng’ang’a, coordinator of ACFAR Kenya’s Project Priscilla, on the vital role of theology in women's spiritual growth. Drawing from her journey through the Word of Faith and Hyper-Charismatic movements, Wanjiru shares her insights on why many women in the church remain theologically under-equipped and vulnerable to false teachings.  Beyond highlighting the problem, Wanjiru also offers practical, actionable steps for women who want to deepen their understanding of Scripture and build a solid theological foundation for their lives. Tune in to discover why it's essential for women to passionately pursue a deeper knowledge of God's truth and how this pursuit can transform their walk with Christ!