CMML UNZA fellowship

Our Monday night game fellowship was a beautiful success, marked by excitement and genuine connection. We didn't just play games; we pursued the Lord in every aspect of the evening. By showing up for one another physically and lifting each other up spiritually, we experienced a holistic kind of fellowship that only comes from Him. It was an exciting, Spirit-led night that strengthened our bonds and our faith in equal measure.
This was our last fellowship meeting this semester, can't wait for you to join us next semester,see you there☺️

We are deeply grateful for today’s fellowship meeting and the profound insights shared by our dear brother and uncle, Brother Christmas Mushinda. His teaching on the four essential stages of a Godly relationship—Community, Friendship, Courtship, and Marriage—offered us a clear and spiritual roadmap for building lasting unions. We are especially thankful for the clarity he provided on how each stage serves as a vital foundation for the next. It was an enriching session that has left us better equipped to navigate our relationships with intention and faith.

Our fellowship meeting on the Believer's Role in their Career highlighted how faith and professional excellence intersect, with Mr. Chavunga Lungu providing practical points on navigating the modern workplace. He addressed arising challenges by emphasizing that our careers are platforms for service, urging us to maintain high standards of integrity as a form of witness. We further enriched the discussion by examining biblical figures like Joseph, a master of administration; Daniel, a principled civil servant; and the Apostle Paul, a dedicated tentmaker. Their lives demonstrated how technical competence and spiritual conviction work together, leaving us with a clearer roadmap for navigating our own professional paths with purpose.

Our fellowship meeting on "mentorship," led by our dear brother Mr. Chama Kasonde, was a truly transformative experience that left us all feeling profoundly blessed. He delivered a powerful message centered on the divine example set by the Lord Jesus Christ in Luke 2:51, noting how the Lord, despite His divinity, remained subject to His earthly parents and received mentorship from them. This biblical reflection underscored the vital point that our parents are often the most significant mentors we will ever have, and Mr. Kasonde passionately stressed that we must surely cherish and honor them for the guidance they provide. The session served as a beautiful reminder of the humility and wisdom found in honoring those who nurture us.

We were privileged to host Mr. Ceaser Luswili and his family from Lilanda Gospel Hall for our youth fellowship today. Mr. Luswili led an insightful session providing an overview of the "Rapture." While he clarified that the specific word "rapture" does not appear in the word of God, he masterfully illustrated how the event is vividly described in 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. We were reminded that the Lord will surely return to claim His own, an assurance that encourages us to live with a forward-looking hope. We are deeply thankful to him and his family for their time and the spiritual deposit they made into our lives.

Our latest fellowship gathering on the doctrine of predestination was a profound exercise in balancing human reason with divine mystery. The discussion proved incredibly insightful as we moved past circular debates to focus on how Scripture portrays God’s ultimate sovereignty. By grounding our questions in passages like Ephesians 1:4-5, which speaks of being chosen "before the creation of the world," and Romans 8:29-30, which outlines the "golden chain" of being foreknown and called, we were able to see predestination not as a source of confusion, but as a bedrock of spiritual security. We owe a special debt of gratitude to our referee, Mr. Chinyama, who came through with the necessary clarity to help us navigate these complex theological "knots." His guidance ensured that we stayed anchored in the Word, reminding us that our salvation rests firmly in the hands of a loving, purposeful Creator.

It's throwback Friday 😁, let's share and recreate memorable moments 🙌🏾.

The July meeting with The kaponda's was a special spiritual time for young people to talk about relationships. Instead of just giving dating advice, they showed us how the lord Jesus Christ is the chief cornerstone who helps us build our lives on a strong foundation. We learned that youthful relationships are not just about finding a partner, but about growing closer to God first. The fellowship taught us to use this time in our lives to work on our character—learning to be patient, kind, and honest. It was a powerful reminder that when we put our faith at the center of our friendships and romance, we are building something that will last.

Good morning 😇

A gentle reminder to all of us—especially Christian youths. Navigating modern society as a believer can be challenging, considering that we are in the world but not of it. The world may reject us, as Jesus expressed in His prayer in John 17:14. Nevertheless, do not be discouraged, dear one. God will protect you from the evil one and sanctify you through the truth(His Word).

We are sanctified as we intentionally read and meditate on Scripture. In Psalm 119:11, we are encouraged to hide God’s Word in our hearts so that we may not sin against Him. Paul also urges Timothy to flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, together with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart (2 Timothy 2:22).

You are not alone, dear one. Stay rooted in the Word, stand firm in your faith, and remember that God is with you every step of the way.