Stephen Orina

A mother’s love is the first blessing we ever receive!
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Heavenly Father,

This Wednesday morning, I come before You with a humble heart, holding onto the truth in Acts 2:38 that through repentance and turning back to You, there is renewal, forgiveness, and the gift of Your Spirit.

Lord, search my heart and help me release anything that does not honor You. Cleanse my thoughts, my words, and my actions. Teach me to walk in obedience and sincerity, not just today, but every day.

Fill me with Your Holy Spirit, that I may be guided in wisdom, strengthened in challenges, and anchored in peace. Let Your presence lead me in every decision I make this day.

As I step into this Wednesday, I ask for clarity in my work, patience in my interactions, and grace in all that I do. May my life reflect Your love and truth to those around me.

Thank You for new beginnings, for mercy that is renewed every morning, and for the assurance that You are with me always.

In Jesus’ name,
Amen.

Ni nini huku-keep motivated? Na mtu asiseme pesa 😆😆

There are decisions in life that whisper danger… but we still take the bet.
A chopper captain sees the weather closing in. Visibility dropping. Winds shifting. There’s a safe option; emergency landing. But pride, pressure, confidence, or urgency says, “I can make it.” He takes off again

A driver sees a flooded river. The water is clearly stronger than it looks. There’s a bridge 5km away. But impatience says, “My car is strong.”
And just like that a gamble becomes a headline.

What fascinates me is this:
In the face of possible death, humans still bet.
Not because we don’t see the risk.
But because we overestimate control.

We think:
It won’t happen to me.
I’ve done worse before.
I can handle it.
Just this once.

Sometimes it’s courage.
Sometimes it’s ego.
Sometimes it’s pressure.
Sometimes it’s fatigue.

But many tragedies are not accidents.
They are decisions.
Life and death often separate at the smallest fork in the road: Turn back… or push forward.
Wait… or rush.
Land… or fly through.

And the scariest part?
In the moment, the risky decision rarely feels dramatic.
It feels normal.
The river looks shallow.
The storm looks manageable.
The shortcut looks faster.
Until it isn’t.

Following a tragic road accident at Bisembe area North Mugirango Constituency, Saloon car sadly collided with a motorbike believed to have had four occupants on board, some of whom sadly lost their lives. I join our entire community in mourning this heartbreaking loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of the victims during this incredibly painful time. No words can truly ease the grief of losing loved ones so suddenly, but please know that you are not alone. We stand with you in solidarity, compassion, and prayer.

We also extend our deepest condolences to the nation at large as we come to terms with this tragedy. May God grant strength to the bereaved families, comfort to our community, and eternal rest to the departed souls.

Let us remain united, supportive, and prayerful as we support the affected families in every way possible.

May their souls rest in peace.🕊️
Stephen Onduko

Checking on my friends. Hi 👋

This could be you lakini unakulaga pesa yako mwenyewe k**a mganga😂

A friend of mine visited my Office specifically to take me out for lunch😍

Happy Sabbath

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Ukiona hii post nisalamie hivi 👋 Hii Brothers and sisters.