Epd #109 | Work in the pandemic through the eyes of a Christian boss and a regular Christian. (Part 2)

from Cabin Devos · host David Tubirye

This pandemic has affected people differently. Some have grown through the struggles while others have regretted the decisions they have made. Roy Ochuka (For the next 3 episodes) is sharing his life with us as he reflects on how his life has (in the recent past) been affected. You are going to enjoy every bit of it. Part 1: A regular Christian Part 2: A regular Christian at work Part 3: Is church a blindspot? ++++++++++ Cabin Devos happens every Monday, Wednesday and Friday LIVE here on podbean 9:00 PM East African Time. LINK TO THE LIVE ROOM: https://www.podbean.com/lsi/axVOfLPHj2 CLICK HERE TO Support this Ministry Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cabindevos

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