God’s Kingdom is unlimited
by The memory of Jesus feeding 5,000 men and their families on five loaves of bread and two fish was fresh on the minds of Jesus’ …
The Drama of Scripture: Finding our Place in the Biblical Story
by Authors: Craig G. Bartholomew & Michael W. Coheen Introduction I am that person who dislikes drama books, especially when they involve characters acting throughout the …
Budget season: How do we deal with the anger, fear and panic?
by It seems to me that in these increasingly disquieting times, we are not called to recoil and retreat but to rather be on the offensive. Our response must be one that shows our hope in a power that is greater than any situation that we are passing through and indeed our victory is a settled matter.
How to interpret Old Testament promises
by By Erick Muriithi When the head of the atheist movement in Kenya was asked why he became an atheist, he stated that he had been …
A word on church shopping (and hopping)
Covid did a lot of things. One thing for sure is that it turned us into spiritual nomads. Without the gathered church, we went online …
Lord of the flora and fauna, Lord of our souls
By Philip Gitau The Gardener of Kilifi’s great baobabs. The Plumber of the ever flowing Nzoia river. The skillful Artist who paints our evenings glowing …
All who are thirsty
There’s a deadness around us and within us. It’s a hunger and thirsting for something – though we can’t always pin our finger to it. …
Trusting God’s guidance: Embracing the process
In a project I am doing, I have reached a phase where everything seems at a standstill. I am facing a challenge that looks formidable. …
Reflecting on Moses: God shows mercy to whom he chooses to show mercy
Moses. That no longer young man that God called out of the Sinai desert to go lead a nation out of slavery. It had been …
Zacchaeus, and other people pursued by mercy
As you read your Bible stories, what do you think of Zacchaeus, the tax collector who climbed a tree to see Jesus? Do you pity …