Two women. Two very different deaths. One haunting question: What happens inside a human heart before it reaches the edge? “Was it that old car or was it the money?” Reuben Kigame’s haunting song Why Kill Tonight? asks a question that feels painfully relevant… …as Kenya reflects on the deaths of Rosemary Koech and Dr.ContinueContinue reading “Unraveling Tragedy: The Stories of Victoria and Rosemary”
Category Archives: Relationships and Marriage
Lessons from VBS 2026: Children Leading in Faith
Three days of Knowing God. Finding their voices and making room for the next generation. We came to VBS 2026 to help children know God. We left reminded that children can also help the church know God, through their questions, courage, worship, stories and voices. Maybe they were ready all along. We just needed toContinueContinue reading “Lessons from VBS 2026: Children Leading in Faith”
Navigating Marriage Turbulence: Two Perspectives
One marriage. Two accounts. One very turbulent flight and, somewhere along the way, a water tap became a battleground. Captain Waweru spoke. Lucy answered. Same marriage, very different experiences. Between debt, distance, anger, love, loss and that seemingly innocent tap at the front porch, lies a deeper question for every couple: When turbulence hits, areContinueContinue reading “Navigating Marriage Turbulence: Two Perspectives”
Building Trust in Parenting: Seminar Insights
At GPT Hebron City’s Parenting Seminar with Kimunya Mugo, one truth quietly stole the show: Our children don’t need flawless parents. They need present parents. Last year we talked about moving from discipline to discipleship. This year, we discovered the bridge between the two, is TRUST. Parenting isn’t winning every argument. It’s keeping every conversationContinueContinue reading “Building Trust in Parenting: Seminar Insights”
Honoring Our Father’s Legacy
The greatest inheritance isn’t what our father left us. It’s who he taught us to become. One father. Nine children. One conversation that changed us all. 🌹 We came to celebrate Dad. We left carrying something far greater than memories. We left carrying his legacy. Perhaps the greatest inheritance isn’t land or possessions. It’s aContinueContinue reading “Honoring Our Father’s Legacy”
The Gift of Gratitude: Honoring Our Father
For five hours, nine siblings took turns telling one father, “Thank you.” There were tears. There was laughter. There were stories we’d never heard before. Sometimes the greatest inheritance isn’t land. It’s believing in your children before they believe in themselves. 🌹 The Flowers He Could Still Smell A three-part series on caregiving, gratitude, healingContinueContinue reading “The Gift of Gratitude: Honoring Our Father”
The Healing Journey: A Story of Gratitude
🌹 The Flowers He Could Still Smell A three-part series on caregiving, gratitude, healing and legacy. Part 1 of 3 ✅ Act I: The Healing Journey: A Story of Gratitude (You’re here) ✅ Act II: The Gift of Gratitude: Honoring Our Father ✅ Act III: Honoring Our Father’s Legacy Six months ago, we were fightingContinueContinue reading “The Healing Journey: A Story of Gratitude”
The Silent Burdens of CEOs and Pastors
We celebrate successful men. We rarely ask if they are okay. This Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s talk about the hidden battles behind the pulpit, the boardroom and the brave face. One life lost is one too many. Success, status and spiritual authority are not enough. Let’s check on the man everyone else depends on.ContinueContinue reading “The Silent Burdens of CEOs and Pastors”
Discovering Faith: Legio Maria and Nelson Odhiambo’s Journey
“If the healer was powerful enough to remove the curse, why wasn’t he powerful enough to stop it in the first place?” That question took Pastor Nelson Odhiambo from Legio Maria, through family conflict and spiritual searching, to the pulpit. After listening to his conversations on We Need To Talk and Life Is Spiritual, IContinueContinue reading “Discovering Faith: Legio Maria and Nelson Odhiambo’s Journey”
Seventeen Years of Grace and Growth
Marriage isn’t sustained by grand gestures alone. It’s built by ordinary people showing up faithfully, again and again. Seventeen years ago (on June 13, 2009), Mercy and I stood before family, friends and God, and said, “I do.” Looking back, our marriage story wasn’t built by two people alone. Chauffeurs moved us. A counsellor strengthenedContinueContinue reading “Seventeen Years of Grace and Growth”