The DAD Base Podcast

In this powerful episode of The DAD Base Podcast, hosts Ivan Peter Otim and Barnabas Birungi sit down with their spiritual father and mentor, Steve Happ.

Married for 46 years, a father of three, and a grandfather to six, Steve has devoted his life to discipleship and mentorship through his ministry, Indigenous Advance. Together, they explore the turning points that shaped Steve's journey with Christ, the principles he emphasizes in discipleship, and the impact of his work in Uganda.

Steve shares profound insights on balancing family and ministry, the challenges of promoting biblical masculinity, and his vision for a legacy that inspires future generations.

Whether you're a father, a son, or a disciple-maker, this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement to help you discover your God-given identity and live courageously as a man.

Tune in and be inspired to build a legacy of love, faith, and discipleship.

In this powerful episode of The DAD Base podcast, join hosts Ivan Peter Otim, Barnabas Birungi, and Emmanuel Kasankya as they delve into the depths of courage in the face of life's most daunting challenges. This episode explores the experiences of reaching moments where surrender seems like the only option. Yet, in these pivotal moments, lies the opportunity to leave behind an enduring legacy of courage with full understanding of whom we surrender to our different challenges.

Drawing from the profound truth that every man is called to greatness by God, the hosts reflect on the importance of responding with great courage when life's trials threaten to overwhelm. They highlight the essential role of community, emphasizing the need for Godly brethren who can provide support, encouragement, and prayer during times of distress.

Through poignant examples, including the vulnerability of Jesus Himself in His darkest hour, the hosts reveal the transformative power of shared burdens and steadfast faith. Whether facing loss, addiction, marital crises, betrayal, or financial turmoil, the message remains clear: courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it through faith.

Tune in as Ivan, Barnabas, and Emmanuel inspire listeners to embrace the call to greatness, to stand firm in faith, and to leave behind a courageous footprint that echoes through eternity.

Join us on this journey of spiritual growth, fellowship, and empowerment, as we discover the true essence of Godly courage in the face of life's trials.

Join us in this compelling episode as we sit down with the remarkable Rev Aaron Batte, a dedicated husband and father who has been married to Sharon Batte for 14 years. Their beautiful family includes four amazing children – Jason (9), Zoe (8), Abigail (13), and Matthew (2).

Rev Aaron Batte wears many hats, serving as the Chaplain at St. James Chapel - Makerere University Business School (MUBS). His passion for young people shines through as he actively engages in top leadership roles and serves as a Director at Empower a Child Ministry.

In this insightful discussion, we delve into a variety of topics that matter – from the role of the church and ministry to the challenges and joys of fatherhood. Rev Aaron Batte shares his wisdom on discipleship and offers valuable insights into navigating the journey of parenting.

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We host Edgar Kwesiga on this episode talking about life, fatherhood, family and Kingdom business principles. He is 35 years old, married to Priscillar Alinda Kwesiga for 7 years now, and they have two children at the moment, Truth who is 6 years old and the 3 years old Aslan.

He is a successful businessman, running 3 companies at the moment together with his wife. Professionally he is a communications specialist, primarily in advertising content production, and he is a Creative Director at one of his companies called Spire Creative with close to 15 years’ experience in the field of content production.

His passion is empowering young people to reach their God given potential, and he does that by producing content in the multimedia spectrum that empowers them and glorifies God.

Today, we host Cadilux Nyekorach, a Husband to Sonia Kuhumura Nyekorach, father of 3 boys Bryanz, Brandon, and Braham.

Welcome back to Part 2 of our conversation with Rev. Raymond on the topic of suffering!

Our prayer is that this message would bless you and draw you closer to trusting in the faithfulness of God.

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Hello! Wellcome to our latest episode with Rev. Raymond Bukenya as our special guest. Our topic is on "Suffering", and we go deep into Raymond's life journey, family, fatherhood and ministry.

Raymond is a passionate Christian Apologist with a heart for Evangelism and Teaching the Truth of the Christian Faith. He is the National Director for Tru-Tangazo Uganda.

Raymond’s academic background includes training in Building and Civil Engineering from Kyambogo University Kampala, Theology from the University of Oxford (UK), Apologetics at The Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics (OCCA) and recently completed a Masters in Missions from the University of Winchester (UK). He enjoys teaching Theology and speaking on topics related to Christian apologetics, Science and Faith, Suffering, and justice, among others.

As a Clergyman, Raymond has served in Church and Organizational leadership, particularly in the Church of Uganda as  Priest-in-charge (Chaplain) at Ebenezer Chapel in Ntinda-Kigoowa, in Kampala. Youth and Discipleship Coordinator for Karamoja Diocese and Kampala Diocese, respectively. He has also served on Boards of Organizations like UFAHARI Girls’ Ministry Uganda.

Outside of his professional pursuits, Raymond is a dedicated family man and is happily married to his wife Lynn. Together, they have six lovely children (four sons and two daughters) and reside in Kirinya, Wakiso district. He thrives on farming, writing, and a strong passion for dialogue and conversation. Raymond’s life goal is that through his personal life, example, and teachings, many may make sense of their faith and Hope in God, and others understand and embrace the Lordship Christ as revealed in God’s Word. Ultimately, if he can be remembered as a wonderful husband and father, he shall rest well.