Worship already in session – We’ll get there when we do
by By Tohru Inoue I led worship at a conference recently. In preparations for it we went through the suggestions and comments from the last one. …
I once desired to be extraordinary
By Erick Muriithi The first time I saw someone wearing spectacles, I was in Class 3. From that point on, I wanted to wear spectacles …
Living courageously in uncertain times: A Christian perspective
by When you follow world events, does your heart beat with just a little trepidation? Does it sometimes seem like everything is on some suspended anticipation …
Burden of proof?
By Philip Gitau After a few, short conversations we often put our trust in human beings. We cede ‘very important’ control of our lives to mere …
Forgiveness, and the endless reminding of my sin
by “But Christ, having appeared as high priest of the good things having come,a by the greater and more perfect tabernacle not made by hands, that …
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 …
When our plans and God’s plans cross — and clash
What does success look like to you? How will you know you have arrived? Is there arriving or do we become perpetual chasers of things? …
The hole in our holiness
by This is thought-provoking and convicting book by Kevin DeYoung addresses the issue of holiness in the lives of Christians. It was published in 2012 and …
Linger
John gives an account of the resurrection of Jesus that made me stop and pause over Mary Magdalene, as one is wont to do whenever …
Why did Judas betray Jesus?
By Eric Kathenya Judas Iscariot is a hate figure in Christianity. He is the guy who betrayed Jesus to the Jewish leaders who in turn …