2025

This is a powerful perspective on God’s provision and purpose. It reminds us that every effort we put in, even if it seems fruitless at the moment, is never in vain when we are walking in alignment with God’s will. If you leave empty-handed, it’s not a loss but a seed planted in faith. In […]

I walked into Carrefour, and it felt like stepping into a realm of grace—people were kind, giving way, and apologizing, saying, “Sorry for blocking the path.” Then I entered Naivas, and it was as though I’d stepped into the wilderness: a teenage boy boldly jumped the queue, looked me straight in the eye, and claimed […]

Let’s face it—gluttony is the sin we rarely want to talk about. It sneaks in with its sweet whispers and delicious aromas, convincing us that food will fill the emptiness only God can satisfy. Proverbs 23:2 delivers a warning so sharp it could cut through the toughest steak: “Put a knife to your throat if […]

The Old Testament reveals a God who desires unwavering trust and faith from His people. He is a covenant-keeping God who longs for His children to believe in His promises, power, and love. Yet, time and again, we see humanity’s tendency to doubt Him, and it grieves His heart deeply. From the beginning, doubt has […]

Not everyone can be Joseph with his technicolor dreams and coat (Genesis 37:3). Let’s be real—do you even like wearing bold colors? But Joseph wasn’t chosen just because his father, Jacob, loved him most (though that didn’t hurt). God had a plan to save not just Joseph, but his entire family. So yes, he was […]

In today’s world, the devil adapts his tactics to modern challenges, making his influence more subtle but equally destructive. Here’s how he works in today’s context: 1. Through Media and Entertainment 2. Social Media and Comparison 3. Relativism and Moral Compromise 4. Materialism and Consumerism 5. Busyness and Distraction 6. Promotion of Self-Centeredness 7. Attacks […]

Faith in Action: Amani and the Phone (The Tie-Breaker) When Amani sat for his KEPSEA exams, he had more than just good grades on his mind. We had made a deal: “If you get at least four ‘Exceeding Expectations’ and no ‘Approaching Expectations,’ I’ll buy you a phone.” As if that wasn’t incentive enough, I’d […]

It was January in Nairobi, and the city was alive with its usual buzz. It was the first week of school, and as much as I prided myself on being a planner, this year had been different. Somehow, the holidays had swept me away like a boda boda dodging traffic on Uhuru Highway, leaving me […]