From biometric doors to wilderness prayers, and the God who still sees. On January 27, 2025, I walked into a glass building in Westlands feeling like a king. Biometric doors. Phone-tap access. A shiny new laptop. A 15% pay raise. Big dreams. Twenty‑four hours later, I walked out unemployed. This is the story of howContinueContinue reading “One Year Since I Lost My Job”
Category Archives: Faith & Resilience
50 Blogs Later: Writing My Way Through Faith, Loss, and Becoming
When life got loud, I kept writing. In 2025, I wrote 50 blogs. Half of everything I’ve written in ten years. It was a year of transition, faith, family, sermons, hospital corridors, and unexpected open doors. Writing helped me make sense of it all. And along the way, it created real connection and impact. StillContinueContinue reading “50 Blogs Later: Writing My Way Through Faith, Loss, and Becoming”
Thirty Days in the Corridors
A month of waiting, faith, fear, and the quiet courage of love. 30 days, since November 17. We walked in with hope. Thinking this would be a brief stop. A treatment. A prayer. A quick return home. But hospitals stretch time. And love learns how to wait. We watched you fight in silence, Dad. BetweenContinueContinue reading “Thirty Days in the Corridors”
82 Years of Light: A Poem for Our Father, Our Legacy, Our Living Story
A nine-voice tribute to a man who outlived battles, built people, and fathered generations. Introduction Some stories are too large to be contained in a single life. Some men carry whole communities on their shoulders. Our father is one of them. Even now, you fight. Gently. Bravely. Today (Dec 12), is his 82nd birthday. FromContinueContinue reading “82 Years of Light: A Poem for Our Father, Our Legacy, Our Living Story”
🌱 From Closed Gates to New Purpose: A Journey of Faith, Hustle and Small Wins
How a sermon, a blog, and a webinar sparked an unexpected calling. When Closed Gates Open New Doors Losing my job was unexpected. If someone had claimed it would start a new calling, I would have advised them to check their temperature. 🤓 But here we are, ten months later, and I can’t deny it:ContinueContinue reading “🌱 From Closed Gates to New Purpose: A Journey of Faith, Hustle and Small Wins”
⚓ Anchored: Men’s Conference 2025 Reflections ⚓
Faith that holds when the currents pull. Men’s Conference on Nov 14-15, at CITAM Karen wasn’t just another gathering. It was a spiritual shipyard. Hammers of truth rang out. Anchors were lowered deep. Men were reminded that storms don’t sink ships. Drifting without anchors does. Anchored in Faith – Bishop Calisto Odede Subtitle: “Faith thatContinueContinue reading “⚓ Anchored: Men’s Conference 2025 Reflections ⚓”
🏁 Retirement Is Not the Finish Line — It’s the Start of a New Marathon!
What if your golden years could glitter with purpose, health, and joy? CPA Dr. Wilson Mbugua thinks they can, if you start running your race early. 🏃♂️ Retirement Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint If you think retirement means finally “resting,” think again. Retirement is often painted as a hammock. A pension check. And endlessContinueContinue reading “🏁 Retirement Is Not the Finish Line — It’s the Start of a New Marathon!”
🌿Ashes of My Soul — The Memoir That Turns Heartbreak Into Hallelujah
A journey through ashes, honesty, and the quiet art of rising again. Some people turn heartbreak into hashtags. Clarah Muyera turned hers into a masterclass on hope, in a book. And Not just any book. Ashes of My Soul: From Heartbreak to Breakthrough is the kind of story that doesn’t just sit on your shelf.ContinueContinue reading “🌿Ashes of My Soul — The Memoir That Turns Heartbreak Into Hallelujah”
🔥 Still Standing: When Pain Deepens, But God Remains
Faith isn’t proven in prosperity. It is revealed in perseverance. On Sunday, October 19, 2025 I preached @GPT Hebron City. A message that has gripped my heart for months, Still Standing: When Pain Deepens, But God Remains. Opening Story: When the Light Fades I began with a question: What do you do when the lightContinueContinue reading “🔥 Still Standing: When Pain Deepens, But God Remains”
Nine Months In: On Curve Balls, Closed Gates & Carrying On
From field work to family walks. Catching life’s curveballs with grace and the occasional afternoon snooze. 😴 Recently, I drove past House #81 on the UN Crescent Avenue. The Gate is Still Black. Unchanged. But hanging on it now, a bold “To Let” sign. Quietly announcing that the space we once filled with ideas, spreadsheets,ContinueContinue reading “Nine Months In: On Curve Balls, Closed Gates & Carrying On”