Gakenia ThumiNot too long ago I was at a social function, a funeral really and had the privilege of being a witness of different perspectives. Two siblings were the centre of my attraction. They are often mistaken because they look alike despite a huge age...
Alison KiriinyaIf I was in David’s position, would I have remembered to seek the Lord? How many times do I make decisions using my own intellect rather than God’s wisdom? More importantly, how many times have I found myself in a mess because I conveniently forgot...
Paulie Mugure MugoShe came wearing a loose, threadbare dress, worn rubber slippers, and a tired headscarf, barely concealing rough braids underneath. Her thin, frail frame said it all. “She looked thin and bony,” Lily tells me as we begin the interview for this story...
Rose KaindaA revival is a time of an exchange – godliness for wickedness; a spiritual alertness for spiritual dullness; righteousness for moral decadence, and ultimately, life for death; It is a re-birth; a life giving period.
Janet WachuAbout 10 years ago, on a stint back home for a short break (my family and I had lived in another country), I realised that the ladies fellowship had become an important point of fellowship and relationship in my life. Funny how one looks forward to...
Wangeci KiraguGod is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him – John Piper What if I never get married? If you are a single person this question has probably crossed your mind. In fact, it is a fair assumption to state that this question has...
Ephraim MathengePastors’ kids around the world have their share of struggles. The reason I decided to write this article is not to expose my fellow PK’s but to create a healthy awareness. Being a pastor’s kid is unique. People always have preconceived ideas...
Sharla Fritz in her book Waiting: A bible study on patience, hope and trust asks this question: If we can’t have what we want when we want it, what are we to do while waiting? God is not pleased with the sense of instant gratification and hurry...
Wambui MwaniaDid you know that stereotyping is always the first step in persecution? Doesn’t seem like much to amount to persecution ay? But you’d be surprised at the damage it can do. And because I’m talking to us Christians, let me narrow this down...
Yvonne PatockWe had just had an argument and the atmosphere inside the car was tense and thick. I angled my face away, making sure that my eyes remained riveted to the road ahead of us. The grim expressions on our faces said it all; we were not happy. But in a...