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Rev Edward Buri

Rhema feast's success is a balm to the spirit after Shakahola horrors

Taking the tens of thousands in the Rhema congregation as a sample of response to mobilisation, there is still a level of faith in the men and women of the cloth.

Rhema feast's success is a balm to the spirit after Shakahola horrors

Young athletes' prayer magnets for Kenya and inspiration for all ages

Young athletes' prayer magnets for Kenya and inspiration for all ages

Leaders should not discriminate by making others feel inadequate

Leaders should not discriminate by making others feel inadequate

Spirituality devoid of character has no power to transform the nation

Spirituality devoid of character has no power to transform the nation

Self centredness is the cancer ravaging our society's soul

Kenyan leaders and citizens alike -are suffocating under the weight of self-centeredness with only scattered pockets of compassion

By 2 months ago

Self centredness is the cancer ravaging our society's soul

The dual nature of peace: Built by intent and nurtured by spirituality

Peace is never an accident. It is an outcome. Just like it takes intentional steps to upset it, it takes deliberate steps to set it up. Peace is built, just like it can be broken.

By 2 months ago

The dual nature of peace: Built by intent and nurtured by spirituality

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

People associate leadership with wisdom. But unfortunately, it is not always so. Leadership does not insulate against foolishness. Even kings and presidents are susceptible to wisdom droughts.

By 2 months ago

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Moses Kuria is not the kind to lose an argument. He does not apologise. He must make the point that he is not stupid – even when he sounds so.

By 3 months ago

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Love looks like a senior officer resigning as a matter of principle when a scandal happens under their watch. Love looks like a president who leads the nation in truth, even when it hurts him.

By 3 months ago

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Kenyans have been described often as they of a short memory. They either forget the wrong done to them and move on or forget the wrong they did and repeat it.

By 4 months ago

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

There is a kind of evil that cannot be removed “apart from prayer and fasting.” Such defies regular catharsis. This defiant type is the Kemsa variant.

By 4 months ago

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

The devil is alive and well. He masquerades as an angel of light - even dresses in impeccable white. Just like a lizard finds its way into the palace, demons find their way into church.

By 5 months ago

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

Playing a blame game is lame. The blame game necessitates hiring name-tarnishing experts. But more is required of the ruling administration than name soiling and “toboa “ chants.

By 5 months ago

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

A handful of our national leaders are reflective enough to come home to sense. But the majority are arrogant, do not care to conceal it and even proceed to be proud of the arrogance.

By 5 months ago

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

Self centredness is the cancer ravaging our society's soul

Kenyan leaders and citizens alike -are suffocating under the weight of self-centeredness with only scattered pockets of compassion

By 2 months ago

Self centredness is the cancer ravaging our society's soul

The dual nature of peace: Built by intent and nurtured by spirituality

Peace is never an accident. It is an outcome. Just like it takes intentional steps to upset it, it takes deliberate steps to set it up. Peace is built, just like it can be broken.

By 2 months ago

The dual nature of peace: Built by intent and nurtured by spirituality

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

People associate leadership with wisdom. But unfortunately, it is not always so. Leadership does not insulate against foolishness. Even kings and presidents are susceptible to wisdom droughts.

By 2 months ago

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Moses Kuria is not the kind to lose an argument. He does not apologise. He must make the point that he is not stupid – even when he sounds so.

By 3 months ago

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Love looks like a senior officer resigning as a matter of principle when a scandal happens under their watch. Love looks like a president who leads the nation in truth, even when it hurts him.

By 3 months ago

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Kenyans have been described often as they of a short memory. They either forget the wrong done to them and move on or forget the wrong they did and repeat it.

By 4 months ago

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

There is a kind of evil that cannot be removed “apart from prayer and fasting.” Such defies regular catharsis. This defiant type is the Kemsa variant.

By 4 months ago

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

The devil is alive and well. He masquerades as an angel of light - even dresses in impeccable white. Just like a lizard finds its way into the palace, demons find their way into church.

By 5 months ago

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

Playing a blame game is lame. The blame game necessitates hiring name-tarnishing experts. But more is required of the ruling administration than name soiling and “toboa “ chants.

By 5 months ago

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

A handful of our national leaders are reflective enough to come home to sense. But the majority are arrogant, do not care to conceal it and even proceed to be proud of the arrogance.

By 5 months ago

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

Self centredness is the cancer ravaging our society's soul

Kenyan leaders and citizens alike -are suffocating under the weight of self-centeredness with only scattered pockets of compassion

By 2 months ago

Self centredness is the cancer ravaging our society's soul

The dual nature of peace: Built by intent and nurtured by spirituality

Peace is never an accident. It is an outcome. Just like it takes intentional steps to upset it, it takes deliberate steps to set it up. Peace is built, just like it can be broken.

By 2 months ago

The dual nature of peace: Built by intent and nurtured by spirituality

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

People associate leadership with wisdom. But unfortunately, it is not always so. Leadership does not insulate against foolishness. Even kings and presidents are susceptible to wisdom droughts.

By 2 months ago

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Moses Kuria is not the kind to lose an argument. He does not apologise. He must make the point that he is not stupid – even when he sounds so.

By 3 months ago

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Love looks like a senior officer resigning as a matter of principle when a scandal happens under their watch. Love looks like a president who leads the nation in truth, even when it hurts him.

By 3 months ago

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Kenyans have been described often as they of a short memory. They either forget the wrong done to them and move on or forget the wrong they did and repeat it.

By 4 months ago

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

There is a kind of evil that cannot be removed “apart from prayer and fasting.” Such defies regular catharsis. This defiant type is the Kemsa variant.

By 4 months ago

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

The devil is alive and well. He masquerades as an angel of light - even dresses in impeccable white. Just like a lizard finds its way into the palace, demons find their way into church.

By 5 months ago

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

Playing a blame game is lame. The blame game necessitates hiring name-tarnishing experts. But more is required of the ruling administration than name soiling and “toboa “ chants.

By 5 months ago

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

A handful of our national leaders are reflective enough to come home to sense. But the majority are arrogant, do not care to conceal it and even proceed to be proud of the arrogance.

By 5 months ago

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

People associate leadership with wisdom. But unfortunately, it is not always so. Leadership does not insulate against foolishness. Even kings and presidents are susceptible to wisdom droughts.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

When wisdom departs foolishness rules

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Moses Kuria is not the kind to lose an argument. He does not apologise. He must make the point that he is not stupid - even when he sounds so.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

Moses Kuria: Courier of coarseness veiled as right to freedom of expression

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Love looks like a senior officer resigning as a matter of principle when a scandal happens under their watch. Love looks like a president who leads the nation in truth, even when it hurts him.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

Embracing love: The transformative power for leaders and citizens alike

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Kenyans have been described often as they of a short memory. They either forget the wrong done to them and move on or forget the wrong they did and repeat it.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

Stop being defensive when Kenyans remind you of the weight of an oath

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

There is a kind of evil that cannot be removed "apart from prayer and fasting." Such defies regular catharsis. This defiant type is the Kemsa variant.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

The devil is alive and well. He masquerades as an angel of light - even dresses in impeccable white. Just like a lizard finds its way into the palace, demons find their way into church.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

When faith kills: From church farm to the deathly graveyard

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

Playing a blame game is lame. The blame game necessitates hiring name-tarnishing experts. But more is required of the ruling administration than name soiling and "toboa " chants.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Politicians have killed patriotism through consistent finger-pointing

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

A handful of our national leaders are reflective enough to come home to sense. But the majority are arrogant, do not care to conceal it and even proceed to be proud of the arrogance.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

The spirit of Easter lies in reputable leaders drawn to serve in humility

Here is why politicians should never downplay the real value of dialogue

What if dialogue was the only way to Kenya's salvation? Would we still reject it? What would that mean to our nation? Naaman had to dip himself in a river he considered dirty.

By Rev Edward Buri 6 months ago

Here is why politicians should never downplay the real value of dialogue

A phone call lasting five minutes can avert months of political disruptions

When people are already teary out of hunger, to add tear gas into their eyes is grave disservice. To suffer poverty and suffer peacelessness is to die twice.

By Rev Edward Buri 6 months ago

A phone call lasting five minutes can avert months of political disruptions

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