From Fired Up to Fired: Navigating Faith and Job Loss in Kenya as a Working Mum
There are moments I look at my career journey and laugh—not because it was funny, but because if I don’t laugh, I’ll cry. Maybe you’ve been there too: jobs started with fire in your belly, only for reality—or life—to rewrite your script. Mine is a tale of bold moves, awkward exits, and the unplanned twists […]
Choosing Faith in Seasons of Lack: A Reflection on God’s Provision and My Journey Through the Desert
Faith That Moves Mountains in Seasons of Lack Life has seasons that test the deepest parts of who we are—our strength, our identity, our courage, and above all, our faith. For almost five years, I have walked through a very difficult season. It has been a long stretch of waiting, hoping, praying, and quietly facing […]
Choosing Faith in Seasons of Lack: A Reflection on God’s Provision and My Journey Through the Desert
Faith That Moves Mountains in Seasons of Lack Life has seasons that test the deepest parts of who we are—our strength, our identity, our courage, and above all, our faith. For almost five years, I have walked through a very difficult season. During this time, borrowing became normal, explaining my situation became routine, and simply […]
Ordinary Kenyan Struggles: My Real Mashujaa Day Heroes
When we talk about Mashujaa Day, most of us picture the famous heroes who fought for Kenya’s independence—people like Dedan Kimathi, Mekatilili wa Menza, and Tom Mboya. But this year, as I stood watching an ordinary celebration in my neighborhood, I realized something deeper. The ordinary Kenyan struggles around us hold just as much heroism […]
Don’t Give Up: The Cry of a Single Mum — Claim Blessing Now
“Call upon the name of the Lord; the name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.” — Proverbs 18:10 Today, I stand at a crossroads. I had to make a choice: give up my dream for my children, or press into God’s promise and ask Him to […]
Lessons from a Burial: A Quiet Lesson on Kindness
Sometimes, the deepest lessons from a burial come not from the sermon—but from a silent glance, a soft song, or even the sting of being snubbed. I had just begun a five-day break from work. On the very first day, I joined four church friends for a burial trip upcountry. We travelled in one of […]
The Weight of Being a Mother: Lessons from Exodus 2
There is a particular kind of courage—silent and invisible—that only a mother understands. It’s the kind that wakes up in the middle of the night to soothe a crying child. It’s the kind that faces hospital reports, school fees deadlines, and uncertain futures with clenched fists and quiet prayers. In Exodus 2:1–4, we meet a […]
Gifts of the Spirit Today: Building Through Opposition
But the manifestation of the Spirit is given to each one for the profit of all.” – 1 Corinthians 12:7 (NKJV) We live in an era where the conversation around gifts and skills is louder than ever—especially in a world where traditional employment seems to be vanishing. From the shift in our education system to […]
What Counts: Faith Expressing Itself Through Love
“The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love.” – Galatians 5:6 (NIV) Faith expressing itself through love is more than a beautiful verse—it’s a radical invitation to live beyond routine, reputation, and religion. In a world that praises performance and image, Galatians 5:6 cuts through the noise and reminds us: it’s not […]
When God Closes a Door: Hannah’s Story of Faith
When God closes a door, it can feel like rejection. But sometimes, that closed door is actually an invitation—to trust deeper and to rise stronger. Hannah’s story in 1 Samuel is one of the clearest biblical examples of this. Read the full story in 1 Samuel 1 here. 📖 Need a deeper dive into stories […]