Category: life
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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: God’s goodness through provision
We were encouraged to reflect on the ways God provides for us, not just materially but also spiritually and emotionally. This service was even more special because I am part of the commissioned ministers that completed 17 weeks of training at our church.
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Kikole Hati: It’s very bad
I was in the men’s urinals when a man walked in, stood by me, and began his business while munching on a snack in one of the big shopping malls in Kampala.
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Kikole Hati: Imitating God’s Goodness Through Forgiveness
The preacher explained that forgiveness can be challenging, yet it remains essential.
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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: Southern Get Together
Initially, attendees were seated according to their respective clubs, but Rtn. Charles Odaga took the microphone and encouraged everyone to mingle and connect.
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Kikole Hati: Tastebud tickling maize, but…
I was on my way home when a lady vendor walked towards me, balancing a basket of boiled maize on her head. I obviously needed one, and she could probably see it in my eyes.
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