…of Gen Z protests, nationalism and praying for the dead
by Six years ago, my father died. I was on a call with my mother when it happened. She had called me, as she often had …
The Lord is my shepherd and other stories: The power of biblical metaphor
by By Phares Barine One early afternoon 25 years ago, I sat on a hospital bed, holding the limb hand of a young beautiful woman, watching …
The God who sings
By Erick Muriithi It is a matter of grave concern that we often think of God as the great strict frowning headmaster up there. The …
What kind of sermons are you listening to?
Twenty five years ago today, I preached my first sermon. I had no formal or informal training on how to preach, but I felt nimetosha …
To a father who understood what I needed
By Winnie Ngahu Here is to a man who understood that children do not always know what they need even when they know what they …
by You can have Jesus and a therapist too
by The other day, I was minding my own business — okay, not really, I was in traffic — and I saw a billboard at the …
Rebuilding the ruins in Haggai
By Joe Mwita Thwagi Has it ever occurred to you how easy it is to prioritise everything else over the work of the Lord? You …
Parenting, for the ill-equipped
By Winnie Ngahu I woke up the other morning with a sinking feeling in my stomach at the thought that perhaps I was completely clueless …
Salvation, a complex work of God
by For someone who heard a convicting gospel message preached and believed the truths they heard as from God, calling them to place their faith in …