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, …
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God delights to do his people good
by By Winnie Ngahu Three years ago, my friend was on the verge of making a bold but scary decision that would change the trajectory of …
God’s grace downstream
By Tohru Inoue There is a tiny community in Kenya’s northern border town that has several beautiful looking oases. They are picture-perfect: surrounded by trees …
Walking with lions: When death loses its sting
By Tohru Inoue We bumped along safely in our van through Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. The first thing we came across was a heap of …
Living life Godspeed: Learning to be present and relational
by Life can move real fast. We are a generation that is overstimulated, always rushing. But the thing with running is that we miss what is …
Christmas distractions
It’s Christmas Eve and a childlike part of me is anticipating magic, love, wonder, warmth, good will and peace. Nostalgia of past moonlit eves when …
Nine years a widow: Lessons on grief
By Priscilla Makutwa Time Regardless of the duration of your relationship, losing your partner feels like an eternal loss. Whether you spent one day or …
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Approaching Prophecies in Times of Shake-Up: A Christian Perspective for Believers in Kenya
by By praying for our nation, seeking God’s mercy and grace, desiring His will to be done, and discerning the truth of prophecies, we can stand firm in our faith amidst uncertainty
One thing is needful
It was 11pm after our Friday night family movie and I couldn’t wait to tuck the kids into bed so I could could too slip …
Jesus, Feminism and I
Its Women’s Month around the world. A time to celebrate everything women and continue in the campaign for equality of the sexes. A time to …