Vision Worship Center Uganda

You are invited to worship with us.
Join us at vision worship center, along kitala- komamboga Rd behind Kampala quality p/s

We welcome you this Sunday. For a youth Sunday at vision worship center. Please don't miss, come and worship with us.

It's our pleasure to invite you this EASTER SUNDAY. JOIN US ON 17TH APRIL, At VISION WORSHIP CENTER

We are happy to invite our friends, family and the community at Large, for powerful power packed service this coming Sunday as we cross over from October to November.

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We've been made more than conquerors...
Overcomers in this life.
We've been made victorious...
Through the blood of Jesus Christ!
Therefore we bind corona outside the boarders of this nation.

*REFUSE TO BE OFFENDED*

A man’s wisdom gives him patience; it is to his glory to overlook an offense *(Proverbs 19:11)*

Every day, we’re presented with opportunities to be offended. Offences will come, according to the Bible. People will do things that may hurt or offend you, but it’s entirely up to you to decide whether or not to be offended..

In Mark 7, the Syrophenician woman whose young daughter had an unclean spirit could have been offended at Jesus’ statement. She had cried after the Master for help, and in their ensuing dialogue, Jesus said, *“Woman, it’s not right for us to give the children’s bread to dogs”* (Mark 7:27).

The woman could have said, *“How could He call me a dog, just because I’m asking him for help? Is this how He talks to people?”* But no; she was smarter than that. In a remarkable display of humility, she replied, *“...Yes, Lord: yet the dogs under the table eat of the children's crumbs”* (Mark 7:28). Consequently, she got her miracle!

Why wasn’t she offended by the Master’s statement? She had the heart of a true worshipper! As a true worshipper, you don’t care what anyone calls you, says to you or about you; you don’t care how anyone treats you. All that matters to you is your love for the Lord and your desire to please Him.

Always remember that it’s to your glory to overlook an offence. Don’t say, *“I can’t take that insult for any reason!”* You’ve been decorated with honour and kingdom dignity; no one, and nothing, can dishonour you.

This was the Apostle Paul's understanding when he said, *“For the sake of Christ, then, I am content with weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities…”*
(2 Corinthians 12:10).
Glory to God!

1 Corinthians 6:7,
Proverbs 12:16,
1 Peter 5:6