When Miracles Delay, They Arrive in Greater Packages - Pr. Bujjingo

Godfrey Tumwebaze

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Published: 17 June 2025

In a fiery sermon at House of Prayer Ministries International (HPMI) on Canaan Land, Makerere Kikoni, Pastor Aloysius Bujjingo delivered a powerful message on divine timing, urging congregants to hold fast to faith even when miracles seem delayed.

Pastor Bujjingo likened God’s promises to "oil" meant to anoint the hands of believers, emphasising that delays are not denials. "God told me to pour this oil into your hands, so that you will receive the delayed miracles. Some of you have held onto prophecies for years, but the miracle hasn’t come. Don’t lose heart and hope pastor Bujjingo said.

He cautioned against despair, noting that many believers "sit in the dark, complaining that their breakthrough hasn’t arrived," while others "abandon their faith for temporary comforts." Bujjingo stressed that divine delays often precede extraordinary blessings: "When a miracle tarries, it returns as a bigger package—but you must be ready to receive it."

The service culminated in fervent prayers for healing and career breakthroughs, withPastor Bujjingo anointing congregants and proclaiming blessings upon their lives and businesses

The sermon’s backdrop—HPMI’s 8.5-acre Canaan Land—served as a tangible reminder of God’s faithfulness. The church recently secured full land titles, a milestone Bujjingo attributed to unwavering faith amid legal battles and scepticism

Godfrey Tumwebaze

Godfrey Tumwebaze is a dedicated Ugandan journalist known for his simplicity, hard work, and passion for storytelling. He serves as an editor and reporter at Salt TV. With a background from the UMCAT School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Tumwebaze has been recognized for his excellence, including being named Entertainment Journalist of the Year. His commitment to ethical journalism is evident in his work, where he advocates for professionalism in media reporting. Active on social media, he engages with audiences on industry insights and media ethics. Through his career, Tumwebaze continues to make a significant impact on Uganda’s journalism landscape.