Gogo Skhotheni — Pt 2

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Podcast & Chill with MacG: Gogo Skhotheni on leaving ubungoma, finding Christ and open relationships.

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The speaker discusses the importance of wisdom in handling blessings, drawing parallels between personal experiences and biblical narratives. They emphasize that the Bible contains answers to contemporary issues and reflects on their own journey, particularly concerning their son's illness, in relation to their faith.

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how to treat them. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You ask for 10,000, it gets there. You don't know, you don't do what you wanted to do before you had it. Yes. So everyone is blessing their own way. But there's so many things that God blessed me with. And I didn't know how to handle them. Wow. So most importantly, I want God to bless me like that. And he can only do that if I have wisdom. So I love reading the book of Proverbs because it gives me the wisdom that I need for the earthly things.
There's nothing that is currently happening in the world that is not in the Bible. This is how I take the Bible. The everything that is written in the Bible, it's a certain prophet or a certain someone that had a relationship with God and they're explaining it themselves. So I always take my life and I ask myself if I were to write or be part of the Bible, why does it that I was going to say about God? It was going to be so interesting, especially with the journey and everything that I've been through. And why was when my son was sick?
Why didn't I think that there's something wrong with him? Is my son God gone for God to see that he's part of my life? No, eventually, do me. Everyone is going to die.
Shit, wait, man. When you do it, tell me, Taka, are you saying, are you not saying to God, God?
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