Learning to accept comfort: What my son’s tantrums taught me about myself
by My youngest son does this thing where he cries inconsolably. He is squarely in the tantrum stage that hits around 3–4 years. Don’t touch him, …
What can African Christianity give the World?
by What can African Christianity give the world? That was the title of a recent public lecture delivered by Dr Gina Zurlo at the Africa International …
The importance of rest for the missionary
by By Rose Oluoch Missionaries and other servants of God often find themselves in a state where they are tired because of the many activities that …
When my heart soars
If you love singing like I do, there’s a moment, especially when singing a hymn, when the words burst alive deep within your heart and …
Wise as serpents
by As a new follower of Christ, I consumed a lot of Christian media. Around the year 2002, a local TV station launched which broadcast content …
Faith communities play a crucial role in environmental stewardship
By Allan Kanyesigye Environmental degradation has become one of the greatest challenges facing the world today. Climate change, deforestation, biodiversity loss, pollution and unsustainable use …
Heaven’s music played through a kazoo
By Tohru Inoue When everything comes together in musical worship, it’s glorious. I’ve been in settings where Kenyans are clapping, Ethiopians are swaying and Brazilians …
The Centurion’s Christology
By Benson Njung’e Luke 23:47, Mark 15:39, Matthew 27:54 The centurion, Christ’s executor, was at the cross, not because he was a protesting Jew or …
Living as the dying
I never genuinely thought about my mortality. I wrote my eulogy 14 years ago but its full weight didn’t hit me back then. Writing it …
The leaders Kenya needs
By Amondi Agutu As Kenya is getting ready to go into general elections in 2027, I cannot help but wonder if we are truly ready; …