Category: marriage
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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: Breaking the Pattern of Defeat
Let’s not turn back. Let’s not tremble. Let’s move forward—because God goes with us.
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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: 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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Kikole Hati: For you my child, I am fearless
You could never tell me to touch a lion before I had a child (Psalm 127:3-5). But for my son’s birthday, I had my intentional encounters with wild animals including petting lions, holding a snake, holding an iguana, carrying a tortoise, and holding a vicious young crocodile among many others. The Bible is clear about…
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