Unapologetically Myself Kasmuel McOure

Koro, who are you? What's your name? You know someone said that your name is just a noise that your parents liked the sound of and then you identify with it for the rest of your life. In this episode, I delve a little into who I am and ask a few questions about names and what they mean to us. Most of it calls for introspection, as we seek to define ourselves. A task that I've realized is quite hard to do in 10 minutes. I'm still figuring out this podcast business and it's such a fun process thus far. Concerning my identity, this episode is inspired by John 15:16.

 I went to Calvary today and my burdens are there no more. Are you troubled? Please pray. If you need help, feel free to drop your request to me. I'll help you. 

Okay. Wanenre. You'll figure out what that means in today's episode.

Featuring the following super amazing people:

Eric Amos Otieno 'Soot' Onyango

Ivy Getanda

Adrian Bandika

Faith Nyasuguta

Camilla Akinyi

Chietunda Monyonko

Okay, first of all, Chak achaka is a Luo phrase that more accurately translates into just begin, but I like 'just do it' better. Koro is the greeting we'll be using here. It translates to hi, In Dholuo, the response is Ber. You can answer in your mother tongue. Welcome to my little big thing that I've been afraid of starting for far too long. I'll learn whatever I need to on the job. So should you. With all the goals and dreams that are within your immediate control. Just do it! My name is Kasmuel and I'm unapologetically myself. What's your name? Would you like to know what it feels like to be unashamed? Would you like us to be unashamed together? Whatever it is, come let's take it to Christ together.