Sometimes, God leads His children through a season of isolation. This can mean being physically away from people; at home, in a prayer center, or simply pulling back from social gatherings and social media. The purpose of such seasons is often to quiet outside noise so He can equip and prepare us for what lies...Read More

For a long time, I struggled with a particular line in a song that says: “Jesus is my Father, He will never ever fail me…”Each time I sang it, I wondered: “But wait, isn’t Jesus the Son? Is it really correct to call Him Father?”This question lingered in my heart for quite some time, until...Read More

Something is happening in Kenya, and it’s impossible not to notice. A generation once thought to be obsessed with TikTok dances and memes is now leading one of the most significant civic movements we’ve seen in recent years. As a millennial observing all this unfold, here are 10 key reasons why Gen Z in Kenya...Read More

Lately, I’ve come across quite a number of videos from people of different nationalities expressing deep admiration for Kenyans. At first, I thought it was just for views, but as I watched more, I realized there’s something truly special being recognized. And it made me proud. These are just a few of the things that...Read More

Artificial Intelligence is evolving rapidly. At first, I didn’t think too much about it, even though I use it quite often. But recently, I came across a YouTube video that made me pause, a church conducting services using AI, and schools replacing traditional teachers with AI systems.It hit me: AI isn’t some far-off concept anymore....Read More

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on what we were taught in history books and how that compares to the reality we’ve come to understand. If I remember correctly, the narrative was that missionaries came to Africa to share the gospel. Then, upon discovering this “wonderful land,” they called their brothers, the colonizers, who came in and...Read More

Recently, our cat picked up a peculiar habit. It stopped spending time around the house like it used to. Instead, it began a new routine, leaving for long periods and only returning when it was hungry. Usually, we’d hear it crying at the door either late at night before bed or early in the morning...Read More

Last week, my daughter went to school for the very first time. Day one wasn’t too hard for me, maybe because we had taken her for admission quite late, so it didn’t feel real yet. She came home very tired, but all seemed okay.But day two… whew. She was excited in the morning, ready to...Read More

Some time ago, I was watching a children’s program on TV called The Adrenaline Project. In it, teenagers are given tough physical tasks and compete to be the last one standing.In one episode, there was a boy who didn’t look physically fit. Some of the contestants even thought he didn’t belong there. The tasks were...Read More

One of my favorite things about the evening is watching the sunset through my kitchen window as I prepare dinner or wash the dishes. There’s something calming about the golden light pouring in, marking the close of the day.Some time back—I’m not quite sure which rainy season it was—my husband introduced me to the simple...Read More