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”
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The Egg, The Calculator and The Crisis Cushion
Three Rooms. One Conversation. In eight days, I spoke in a living room in Kayole, a welfare AGM with former colleagues in Gigiri, and a hotel conference room in Nyahururu. Different audiences. Different stories. Different generations. Yet everyone seemed to be wrestling with the same question: How do I remain hopeful, faithful and resilient whenContinueContinue reading “The Egg, The Calculator and The Crisis Cushion”
Faith, Fellowship & Fire: Day 1 Highlights from ARC Southern Africa
Day 1 at ARC Southern Africa:
From mountaintop faith to the hearts of the next generation.
Discover the sparks that ignited our shared journey.
To Divorce or Die in the Hands of A Narcissistic Spouse?
Musembi didn’t have to fight to be a man! He needed to know when to hold up and when to walk away.
Plight of the Homosexual
Joel was sexually molested in his teens.
Did that trigger his sexual identity crisis, or was he gay at birth?