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Walking by Faith, Not by Sight

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Walking by Faith, Not by Sight We walk by faith , not by sight . . . while we do not look at the things which are seen , but at the things which are not seen . (2 Corinthians 5:7; 4:18 ) The Christian life is a walk. It is comprised of day by day steps from where we are to where the Lord wants us to go (both spiritually and geographically). This walk is undertaken by faith , not by sight . " We walk by faith , not by sight ." Walking by sight is the natural manner by which human beings walk. This is true both for literal walking, as well as for taking the proverbial journey through life. When engaged in physical walking, people rely upon visual data (along with input from other human senses: like sound, smell, and touch). Likewise, as the unredeemed are engaged in their trek through life, they set their course and proceed by that which their natural abilities provide. We who know the Lord Jesus Christ cannot walk in this manner in His kingdom. We must

Bedesoft.org: Sharing Audio, Video to Enhance Learning

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Bedesoft.org E-LEARNING PLATFORM FOR UGANDA is a new initiative by Sir. MUNYAGWA NICHOLUS KUSIRIKA. the website has a great set of video and audio lessons explaining some key ICT and Computer Studies concepts. Nicholas is an ICT teacher at Nakamwa SSS, but he is also does school music composition and software development at bedhesoft company, the creator of the popular ELECTRONIC SCHOOLS' INFORMATION SYSTEM esis being used by several Ugandan schools. He earned the "SIR" title from his highness the King of Buganda after composing the "EBINYIGA OBUGANDA " single that portrayed all historical and political challenges of Buganda in only 3 minutes. The videos and school music can all be found on his Bedhesoft Filming channel on Youtube . Benefits of using Media to in the education Research suggests that people learn abstract, new, and novel concepts more easily when they are presented in both verbal and visual form. Other empirical research show