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Song: Nimeumaliza Mwendo
Learn 7 Ways to Maintain Faith from ‘Nimeumaliza Mwendo’
St. Jude Thaddeus Choir from Mbeya Town has released a powerful new song titled Nimeumaliza Mwendo (“I Have Finished the Race”).
This song was composed by the legendary Catholic songwriter Bernard Mukasa.
The message of the song reflects on a person who has completed the mission entrusted to them and now encourages those who remain to faithfully live out and fulfill the teachings they have received.
Its message is inspired by the words of Apostle Paul in his second letter to Timothy 4:7, which says: “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”
This is a profound and timeless message Paul left for us as Christians.
In this post, we are going to reflect on this message—written by Paul and beautifully expressed in musical form by Bernard Mukasa.
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Living in a Distracted World
We live in a society that is more attracted to worldly pleasures than heavenly matters. Sadly, in many developed nations, even the number of people who believe in God continues to decline.
You may have witnessed this: across Europe, countless churches now stand empty. And even among those who still believe, very few take time to pray, read the Scriptures, or practice their faith in daily life.
Recent studies show that less than one-quarter of Christians attend church more than three times in eight Sundays. These statistics reveal how faith continues to diminish in the lives of many believers and in society at large.
Remaining steadfast in faith is not easy—it comes with many challenges. But the truth is, there is no challenge that God cannot help us overcome. Since the beginning of humanity, people have struggled with matters of faith, yet God has always provided solutions.
If you listen carefully to Nimeumaliza Mwendo, you will discover practical lessons that can help you face the challenges of faith in your own life.
Here are some of the ways that can strengthen your walk of faith:
1. Examine Your Faith Regularly
Reflecting deeply on your spiritual journey is essential. It helps you know whether you are still standing firm in your beliefs or if you have shifted your perspective.
Take time to meditate on your faith and your spiritual path. You can do this by journaling in a notebook or through prayer.
Ask yourself questions such as: What caused me to feel this way? Do my current feelings reflect other moments in my journey? What can I do to return to the right path?
Such questions can help you measure the strength of your faith and redirect your steps.
2. Learn from the Stories of Prophets and Apostles
Sometimes you may think you are the first person to face certain trials. But remember—you are not alone. The Bible is full of stories of prophets and apostles who endured similar or even greater struggles.
You are not the first to feel lonely or rejected because of your faith. You are not the first to face illness or lose a loved one. People in the Bible went through the same, and their stories remain an encouragement.
For example, Job suffered painful sores, lost family and loved ones, yet he never wavered in his faith. Others like Jeremiah, Noah, Esther, Mary, and Paul also endured trials that sometimes surpassed what we face today.
Above all, Jesus is the perfect example. Though He was God, He humbled Himself, lived as a man, was insulted, spat upon, tortured, and crucified. Yet on the third day, He rose again, bringing us the hope of salvation.
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3. Find Comfort in Prayer
How often do you set aside time for prayer? Many Christians today spend far more time chasing earthly pleasures than seeking God’s presence.
Some pray only during times of trouble, and when God doesn’t answer as expected, they quickly lose hope. But prayer requires persistence and dedication
Think of prayer like saving money—the more you pray, the more spiritual “savings” you accumulate. Just as financial savings help you in times of crisis, prayer strengthens you when you face spiritual challenges.
4. Listen to Gospel Songs about Faith
Your faith grows stronger when you surround yourself with positive and uplifting environments. If you are constantly surrounded by sin and worldly distractions, it becomes difficult to nurture your faith.
Faith-based songs carry powerful messages that can encourage and strengthen your belief. That is why I recommend listening to Nimeumaliza Mwendo—its message is deeply enriching for your spiritual life.
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5. Join Small Christian Communities
Ask yourself: how often do you gather with fellow Christians for prayer and fellowship? Even short conversations with another believer can reignite your spiritual commitment.
Participating in small Christian communities can renew your faith. Join a nearby prayer group or even online Christian forums and WhatsApp groups that share faith-based reflections.
6. Strive to Do Good
The Apostle James reminds us that “faith without good deeds is dead.”
If you fail to practice good deeds, your faith will naturally weaken. Faith is more than prayer and church attendance—it is lived out daily through your actions.
Matthew 5:16 says: “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”
Doing good can take many forms—helping the needy, supporting loved ones in hardship, or simply showing kindness and a welcoming smile. Never underestimate small acts of goodness; they build a firm foundation of faith.
7. Show Compassion
In today’s troubled world, compassion is needed more than ever. Regardless of people’s beliefs or lifestyles, you can show them kindness in their struggles.
The Lord has shown compassion to you countless times, as Scripture testifies. Psalm 116:5 says: “The Lord is gracious and righteous; our God is full of compassion.”
Also, show compassion to yourself. Do not blame yourself for wrestling with faith—many great figures in the Bible experienced the same.
Conclusion
I believe these steps can help strengthen your faith. Still, this is only a glimpse. When you listen to Nimeumaliza Mwendo, you will learn even more profound lessons to keep building and protecting your faith in Christ.
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