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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Be anxious for nothing (It took me 5 doctors to believe it)
by I am reading Timothy Lane’s book, Living Without Worry: How to Replace Anxiety with Peace. I was gifted this book by a friend several years …
We do not need a green car
by The fourth verse in a hymn I love says: Let none hear you idly saying, “There is nothing I can do,” While the lost of …
From darkness to light: A servant of God in Gabbra land
By James Katelo My name is James Katelo, and I am a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ, currently leading a Church fellowship from my …
You can have Jesus and a therapist too
The other day, I was minding my own business — okay, not really, I was in traffic — and I saw a billboard at the …
Tim & Purity: A love story that started in a job interview room
What do you do when you meet your future husband on an interview panel? Nothing. You do nothing. You go away like the good Christian …
Sweet hour of prayer
by “I come to the garden alone,While the dew is still on the roses,And the voice I hear falling on my earThe Son of God discloses. …
The murder of Judas
By Erick Muriithi Judas is one of the infamous figures in Christendom. Even folk who have little knowledge of scripture have something to say about …
God’s soft pleas
By Philip Gitau Quite often our Maker addresses us like we would a peer. He is a humble Master. He uses language that you would …
Translating the Christmas story: Dancing with Words and Meaning
By Phares Barine I am in the process of getting the Good News closer to my Muthambi/Mwimbi community, through Bible translation. As I do so …