Born-again Christian || Data/Business Analyst ||social worker|| saved by Grace….. A written Epistle known and read by everyone
Kampala, Uganda
Joined July 2012
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Observation creates reality.’ The moment you start paying attention, patterns appear and decisions get clearer. This dashboard is proof that data speaks when you choose to listen📊✨
Happy new week🤎
Cc: @ObohX thank you 🙏 for the insights and inspo
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Sometimes we are not grieving what we lost. We are grieving the future we had already imagined with it. And that is a different kind of sorrow, because we must release something that never had the opportunity to exist.
Gentlemen, there’s nothing wrong with saying:
“I want to take you out, but I’m watching my budget this week.”
Financial responsibility is attractive too.
You don’t have to go broke trying to look established.
Wabbi🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️banage ??????
When God puts a song in your heart, He has put a weapon in your hands.
Praise is a strategy for warfare 👏
Ponder 💭
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These hiccups have been disturbing my peace since morning. 😭😂 At this point, even my diaphragm needs to explain itself!
If you think Norah was being silenced because of her opinion, you are not even in the room with us.
Cheiiii
~Musumba Walter 😂😂😂
Dear my fellow citizens of Naguru Asin wali ku kasozi e naguru asin non disappointed members 🌝😉😉😉😉😉….
Wama it’s a matter of TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My kind we don win 🏆 always just watch the space 🤎✨
I have wild thoughts so what happens to “disappointed members”…….
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Saturday has two special events on my calendar:
Laundry Day 🧺 and @ManCaveUg Live Podcast. One keeps my clothes fresh, the other keeps my mind engaged.
The word is Priorities! 😂
Good morning awesome people ✨🤎
I'm my father's kind. 🤗 We listen, we think, we discern before we respond. If you know, you know. If you don't gerrit, It wasn’t yours to know. 😂🥳🤝
I have watched with considerable interest the criticism directed at Apostle Grace Lubega for attending a PLU meeting of religious leaders.
And I ask, since when did the presence of a man of God at a political gathering become evidence of the surrender of his conscience?
Those who condemn him must answer a few questions.
When biblical prophets confronted kings, were they endorsing their kingdoms? When Nathan approached David, did he become an accomplice to David's transgressions? When Daniel served in the courts of Babylon, did he abandon his God?
We must distinguish access from allegiance, engagement from endorsement, and presence from political submission.
A pastor is a citizen before the law, a spiritual leader before his congregation, and a moral voice within society. His calling does not extinguish his constitutional freedoms.
Indeed, if religious leaders must only engage those whose politics they approve of, who then shall speak truth to those with whom they disagree?
Judge the substance of his engagement, the independence of his voice and the consistency of his conduct.
For a society that demands religious leaders influence national affairs while condemning them for entering the rooms where national affairs are discussed suffers from a profound contradiction.
And I leave his critics with one question:
If you forbid the shepherd from entering the corridors of power, by what means do you expect him to confront the wolves who occupy them?
Over to you.
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