Praise Report & A Reminder of Our Freedom!

Praise the Lord, Rising Point for Christ Family! 

We bless the holy name of the Lord for bringing us together on this first Wednesday of the new month (August) for prayer and fasting. Thank You, Jesus! 

We give special thanks for:  

🤓 Every member who joined us in faith  

👨‍❤️‍👨 Our faithful brethren who led each segment: praise and worship, prayer and intercession, and testimonies  

🥰 God’s servants who brought forth His Word: Brother Joel Olupot, Brother Asan Rubaga, and myself 
🫱🏻‍🫲🏻 Brother Innocent Nuwagaba Oriokot,  our long-lost brother in Christ, who returned to fellowship with us today! 

God used every one of you mightily—to Him be all the glory!

Remember Who You Are: 

> “Our old self was crucified with Him... so that we would no longer be enslaved to sin.” (Romans 6:6) 

You are God’s children—liberated from bondage!
No longer slaves to sin, we now walk in righteousness through the Holy Spirit’s power, bringing glory to His name every day. 

Stand firm in this truth, family.
In Christ’s victorious love,
Silas Oriokot


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