Trophimus Odie Libros

We have been admonished in Deuteronomy to "choose life [so] that both you and your descendants may live." But what does it mean to choose life?Trophimus Odie in Thorns and Kisses uses personal experiences and biblical truths to explore how we can choose life. We all possess a human element that could prevent us from really living life. But if you learn to tame your behaviors, navigate the problems of the world, and acquire necessary attributes, you can change your life. No matter where you are in the world, we all share a common desire to live the good life. While Trophimus shares stories from his life in Uganda, his stories apply to all. It is time to embrace these truths and apply radical change. It is time to humble yourself before the Lord and make use of the thorns while receiving more kisses.

Through an insightful exposition on African culture, the author explores the African lifestyle, worldview, and society amidst the changing and pervasive, contemporary culture. With valuable information available for those desiring to travel to Africa, or those curious about African culture, Crossing Cultures is a helpful guide to understand the significance, depth, and details of African culture. This book comes as a unique and well-informed contribution. It will yield depth and rich insights to many who are involved in cross-cultural mission work. And to those who would like to broaden their understanding of the African society, in relation to the rest of the world, this book is a must-read.Trophimus Odie is a husband, a father of three children, and has been in Christian service for over fifteen years in different capacities. He has also been an entrepreneur, a sound engineer / audio producer, and a certified photographer by the New York Institute of Photography.He is one of the founding member of Pure Souls, a gospel hip-hop group based in Kampala, Uganda. He has mentored many young people in Uganda over the years, becoming one of the big contributors to the contemporary gospel industry in his country. While serving as media director at Calvary Chapel in Kampala, he was also on the church plant committee. He currently lives in Canada, since moving there with his family in 2015.