The God who sings
by 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?
by 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 …
Sheep or goat? The intricacies of translating Bible metaphors
By Phares Barine Towards the end of March 2025, I was asked to preach at my local congregation. I chose as my theme ‘Christian’s obedience …
How was Jesus forsaken by God at the cross?
By Erick Muriithi In the calendar of the church, no season is quite like the Easter holiday. For many in today’s church, it is one …