Category: Kikole Hati
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Kikole Hati: God’s Goodness in a Hostile World
We live in a world that is naturally hostile. Evil often surrounds us, and yet, the goodness of God still prevails.
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Kikole Hati: Appreciating God’s Goodness Through Redemption
Some are misled by “men of god” who perform questionable rituals, even leading some to abandon their marriages.
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Kikole Hati: Jesus’s Resurrection—Our Hope for Today
The resurrection is not just something we celebrate—it is the reason we live.
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Kikole Hati: Reflecting God’s Mercy in a Merciless World
It is easy to forget this in a world that often lacks compassion, but as Christians, we are called to be different.
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Kikole Hati: God’s Goodness Through Patience
This story also highlights the seriousness of representing God’s heart accurately. As believers, we are called to reflect His patience, kindness, and holiness in our actions and words.
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Kikole Hati: Don’t Take the Patient to the Mechanic
This behavior is akin to taking an injured patient to a mechanic, hoping for a quick repair rather than facing the root cause of the problem. I, too, once followed that path.
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256 4WD: Goodbye 2024
As I set out on the road, the sun shines bright in Kampala, casting a warm glow over the city. There’s a busy energy in the air, but as I start my journey, I can already feel the peace of the open road calling me. It’s time to say goodbye to 2024—a year filled with…
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Kikole Hati: Last 2024 smartphone production
Since I began creating content for social media in 2014, my main camera has always been a smartphone, as I never had the privilege of owning a personal camera. My journey started with a borrowed Huawei phone, then a Vivo, and later, the office’s first-generation iPhone SE. I captured content for various events, including the…
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Kikole Hati: Thoughts for the next Christmas Cards
As I write this, it’s Boxing Day 2024. You’ve probably received a Christmas card this year, or at least seen one on social media. If you work in an organization, you might have received a holiday email and even participated in a gift exchange, especially if you’re part of a Rotary club. You may be…
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Kikole Hati: Capturing Stories in the Face of Danger
Given that TB is a highly contagious and deadly disease, we had to wear protective gear throughout the filming to avoid exposure.
Tukundane Yonna 