Why you should read your Bible at least 4 days a week
by Remember that song kids sing: “Read your Bible every day if you want to grow”? The song is apparently now supported by research and the …
Author: Kageni Muse
Kageni Muse is a journalist living in Nairobi, married to Muse and a mother of three. Her heart throbs for the welfare of children, families and the church. In her free time she daydreams of a hammock with a view of the hills.
The problem with chasing miracles
We saw the crowds that gathered to attend services at Nigerian preacher TB Joshua’s Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (Scoan). Online sources say Sunday services …
Attend the funeral
As a young girl, I loved attending funerals. May be it was the somber mood appealing to the melancholic in me; but I loved (still …
Shouldn’t churches work together?
Recently I was filling out a form that needed me to say which church denomination I identify with. I hovered over the line then left …
No one has to die
Lately, Netflix family movies have been carrying this theme of a family with a dead mother — and the children or husband adapting to life …
Caren Wakoli: Encouraging youth to lead and lead well
Caren Wakoli loves to tell young people that their voice matters and they should speak up, even if their voice shakes. She is the founder …
Coveting, discontent and other sins of ambition
About three years ago I had a conversation with a friend that left me with an overwhelming feeling of ‘stuck’. Interesting stuff was happening in …
What do you want Christ to do for you? A call to honest prayer
“What do you want/ what are you seeking?” Jesus asked two of his first disciples when they attempted to follow him. Instead of answering his …
Provision in shaky places
“I have commanded a widow there to feed you.” 1 Kings 17:9 I have been thinking about what probably crossed Elijah’s mind after he was …
Martha, with a mother’s heart
I tend to obsess about purpose. I believe that every person is born wired and endowed to accomplish some things well in a way only …