Patrick Nemabubuni

What is a conflict?

As I was planning to write a series of articles on conflict, specifically the biblical view of conflict and conflict resolution, I thought the simplest task would be to define what a conflict is, and the opposite was the case. My struggle was that no clear book, chapter, or verse of the Bible came toContinue reading “What is a conflict?”

Church Planting: Glorious Fellowship Church Pretoria, A Ministry of Muledane Baptist Church.

(https://patricknemabubuni.com/2021/02/12/church-revitalization-muledane-baptist-church/) “And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it” (Matthew 16:18). It is one thing reading about Matthew 16:18, and it is another to see and experience Christ building His Church in our day and age, hereContinue reading “Church Planting: Glorious Fellowship Church Pretoria, A Ministry of Muledane Baptist Church.”

Part 1: How to deal with miscarriage God’s way?

Indeed, besides heaven, there is no place like home. The moments we share with our loved ones is a yeast that makes our lives tick. I remember one good morning, 21 August 2021 to be specific, when I was playing chess with our firstborn son; my wife came down from upstairs wearing a smile IContinue reading “Part 1: How to deal with miscarriage God’s way?”

Depression is a Serious Struggle

All Scriptures quoted in this article are from English Standard Version, unless specified otherwise. The Bible, like any other book or song, was not written in a vacuum. Every book in the Bible was written triggered by a context or situation at hand. And, as a result, the biblical writers wrote each book of theContinue reading “Depression is a Serious Struggle”

The Biblical View of Bullying

Bullying from the perspective of the abuser. One undeniable fact about the Bible is its claim that it is God’s own words (2 Timothy 3:16 and 2 Peter 1:20-21). And if this is true, of which it is as you shall see shortly, then the Bible becomes the final authority in any matter it speaksContinue reading “The Biblical View of Bullying”

How to deal with the Fear of the COVID-19 Pandemic?

This article was first written for the national Department of Water and Sanitation, South Africa, and was published in the departmental quarterly news letter called, “DWSpeaks” end of March 2021. The primary audience were government employees working in the department, including all nine provincial departments in the country. What a great privilege to share theContinue reading “How to deal with the Fear of the COVID-19 Pandemic?”

Church Revitalization – Muledane Baptist Church

It is indeed Jesus Christ who builds his Church; it is his prerogative and his alone. It says in Matthew 16:18, “And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” First Corinthians 3:6 further confirms that, over andContinue reading “Church Revitalization – Muledane Baptist Church”

Proverbs 31:30 – “A woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.”

My Wife, Mrs. Meriam Ruth Nemabubuni Fearing God is one of the distinguishing marks of those who are in a saving relationship with God. The Old Testament powerfully describes a person who fears God as genuinely blessed. It says in Psalm 112:1, “Praise the Lord! Blessed is the man who fears the Lord, who greatlyContinue reading “Proverbs 31:30 – “A woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.””

Witchcraft is a Functional Deception

Originally posted on Biblical Counseling, African Context:
As you’re reading this article on the biblical view of witchcraft, have this at the back of your mind: At the beginning of this year, 2020, a close family member, who is a staunch believer in witchcraft, came to me and made a remarkable statement. He said, “witchcraft…

Young People! The Sooner, the Better (A Biblical View)

June 16, 1976, will always stand as a beacon of hope for South Africa, especially for young people. It is a constant reminder that young people can deal with severe problems, no matter how big and scary they are. On June 16, 1976, black students in South Africa said no to Afrikaans as a mediumContinue reading “Young People! The Sooner, the Better (A Biblical View)”