Sho’kwani

Fear must not be trusted, even in the wake of the CORONAVIRUS we can still choose to be hopeful. So get up! Fight on — you still have some fight left in you .

Check out Andrew aka pastor “Shoks” on this Sho’kwani episode as he shares the beauty of growth through experience and aptly summarized in the phrase – “growth through what you go through”...

This episodes addresses a fundamental issue that is in my estimation at the heart of human survival, seeing as it affects the well being of all and sundry – HUMOR! Humor can and has been employed by one and all as a coping mechanism and/or a sobering ideology.

Don’t allow yourself to be fooled all in the name of religion by the feigning of individuals to be pious and yet all they desire is to unseat you of reason by their insidious machinations. Be on SENTRY DUTY!

This podcast was inspired by one Tamara Mubanga. It’s to and if itself an introspective presentation whose bedrock is to excite a change in philosophy with regards to how we as individuals choose to live what we call our LIFE.

This podcast was inspired by my boss one Christos Diakosavas. Permit me to be quick to say that I am grateful to you boss for creating and giving me the opportunity to learn at your feet. It’s without a doubt that when it comes to business you’re indeed the much needed voice of experience - KUDOS to you😊.

STOP GIVING EXCUSES!!!

It’s worth noting that friendship is both timely and timeless. Friendship is rare; it calls for an individual to meet a minimum requirement and/or condition for it to be true. So, this here podcast is my way of honoring two (2) individuals that I hold dear. This one goes out to you, Kakungu Kaite and Comfort Nkulukusa.

Melissa D, shares her story on how she lost her son; the grief and pain that ensued and ultimately the restoration that she experienced from her ordeal. Through her story it’s important to note that - From the stars that in their trackless courses through space follow from age to age their appointed path, down to the minutest atom, the things of nature obey the Creator’s will. And God cares for everything and sustains everything that He has created. He who upholds the unnumbered worlds throughout immensity, at the same time cares for the wants of the little brown sparrow that sings its humble song without fear. When men go forth to their daily toil, as when they engage in prayer; when they lie down at night, and when they rise in the morning; when the rich man feasts in his palace, or when the poor man gathers his children about the scanty board, each is tenderly watched by the heavenly Father. No tears are shed that God does not notice. There is no smile that He does not mark.

If we would but fully believe this, all undue anxieties would be dismissed. Our lives would not be so filled with disappointment as now; for everything, whether great or small, would be left in the hands of God, who is not perplexed by the multiplicity of cares, or overwhelmed by their weight. We should then enjoy a rest of soul to which many have long been strangers. SC 86

Sho’kwani welcomes you to 2020. 2019 was a beautiful year. Why? It gave birth to what we now know as the Sho’kwani podcast. We’ve got a plethora of interesting issues in store for y’all .