Time is sacred, let today's crossover moment find you in your right mind
The New Year finds you in your world. The point of the time rolled out to you every morning is to light that world – more and more. Make it better and better brighter and brighter.
By 2 months ago
Time is sacred, let today's crossover moment find you in your right mind
Stand firm against December sins, and January will surely reward you
Even with Christmas lights everywhere, the texture of Christmas as a holy day is fading.
By 3 months ago
Stand firm against December sins, and January will surely reward you
The high prison walls must not keep out good word of our Lord
While some denominations deploy ministers as prison chaplains as a matter of duty, others reserve the chaplaincy to those who discern prisons ministry as their primary call.
By 3 months ago
The high prison walls must not keep out good word of our Lord
The church should counter the narrative of youth as a problem
Young people must protest against being ignored and demand to be noticed and centred.
By 4 months ago
The church should counter the narrative of youth as a problem
'Innocence' should matter before making house owners homeless
In modern day Kenya, even God – the owner of the earth – needs a genuine title deed to claim anything! Without it, His church has to pack and go! Is God angry about this?
By 4 months ago
'Innocence' should matter before making house owners homeless
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
Some powerful people fear the day when the church will rise to its actual value. A revolution would be inevitable. In the meantime, they let the sleeping giant snore.
By 5 months ago
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Shakahola wreaked damage on the practice of fasting. Fasting as a Christian practice expresses heightened devotion.
By 5 months ago
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
A sincere memory of Eden would make one weep at the sight of the world today.
By 6 months ago
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
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A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
While the moral codes that charismatic followers are expected to fulfill could be rigorous, the founders are not necessarily bound by those instructions.
By 7 months ago
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
Punctuality speaks volumes, while lateness sends message of disregard
When Ruto chastised the Executive for lateness and casual role knowledge, he was affirming that punctuality is to honour as lateness is to neglect.
By 7 months ago
Punctuality speaks volumes, while lateness sends message of disregard
Kenya needs more truth lovers in leadership to run citizens' affairs
An open truth about Kenya’s current administration and the opposition is that they both want power. Those in government want the power in full while the opposition wants to be powerful.
By 8 months ago
Kenya needs more truth lovers in leadership to run citizens' affairs
Money has crusaders while morality lacks evangelists
As a dangerously religious country, we must ask ourselves, “Where does our help come from?” The Good News is that God is using Okiya Omtatah to move mountains.
By 8 months ago
Money has crusaders while morality lacks evangelists
Time is sacred, let today's crossover moment find you in your right mind
The New Year finds you in your world. The point of the time rolled out to you every morning is to light that world – more and more. Make it better and better brighter and brighter.
By 2 months ago
Time is sacred, let today's crossover moment find you in your right mind
Stand firm against December sins, and January will surely reward you
Even with Christmas lights everywhere, the texture of Christmas as a holy day is fading.
By 3 months ago
Stand firm against December sins, and January will surely reward you
The high prison walls must not keep out good word of our Lord
While some denominations deploy ministers as prison chaplains as a matter of duty, others reserve the chaplaincy to those who discern prisons ministry as their primary call.
By 3 months ago
The high prison walls must not keep out good word of our Lord
The church should counter the narrative of youth as a problem
Young people must protest against being ignored and demand to be noticed and centred.
By 4 months ago
The church should counter the narrative of youth as a problem
'Innocence' should matter before making house owners homeless
In modern day Kenya, even God – the owner of the earth – needs a genuine title deed to claim anything! Without it, His church has to pack and go! Is God angry about this?
By 4 months ago
'Innocence' should matter before making house owners homeless
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
Some powerful people fear the day when the church will rise to its actual value. A revolution would be inevitable. In the meantime, they let the sleeping giant snore.
By 5 months ago
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Shakahola wreaked damage on the practice of fasting. Fasting as a Christian practice expresses heightened devotion.
By 5 months ago
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
A sincere memory of Eden would make one weep at the sight of the world today.
By 6 months ago
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
Premium
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
While the moral codes that charismatic followers are expected to fulfill could be rigorous, the founders are not necessarily bound by those instructions.
By 7 months ago
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
Punctuality speaks volumes, while lateness sends message of disregard
When Ruto chastised the Executive for lateness and casual role knowledge, he was affirming that punctuality is to honour as lateness is to neglect.
By 7 months ago
Punctuality speaks volumes, while lateness sends message of disregard
Kenya needs more truth lovers in leadership to run citizens' affairs
An open truth about Kenya’s current administration and the opposition is that they both want power. Those in government want the power in full while the opposition wants to be powerful.
By 8 months ago
Kenya needs more truth lovers in leadership to run citizens' affairs
Money has crusaders while morality lacks evangelists
As a dangerously religious country, we must ask ourselves, “Where does our help come from?” The Good News is that God is using Okiya Omtatah to move mountains.
By 8 months ago
Money has crusaders while morality lacks evangelists
Time is sacred, let today's crossover moment find you in your right mind
The New Year finds you in your world. The point of the time rolled out to you every morning is to light that world – more and more. Make it better and better brighter and brighter.
By 2 months ago
Time is sacred, let today's crossover moment find you in your right mind
Stand firm against December sins, and January will surely reward you
Even with Christmas lights everywhere, the texture of Christmas as a holy day is fading.
By 3 months ago
Stand firm against December sins, and January will surely reward you
The high prison walls must not keep out good word of our Lord
While some denominations deploy ministers as prison chaplains as a matter of duty, others reserve the chaplaincy to those who discern prisons ministry as their primary call.
By 3 months ago
The high prison walls must not keep out good word of our Lord
The church should counter the narrative of youth as a problem
Young people must protest against being ignored and demand to be noticed and centred.
By 4 months ago
The church should counter the narrative of youth as a problem
'Innocence' should matter before making house owners homeless
In modern day Kenya, even God – the owner of the earth – needs a genuine title deed to claim anything! Without it, His church has to pack and go! Is God angry about this?
By 4 months ago
'Innocence' should matter before making house owners homeless
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
Some powerful people fear the day when the church will rise to its actual value. A revolution would be inevitable. In the meantime, they let the sleeping giant snore.
By 5 months ago
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Shakahola wreaked damage on the practice of fasting. Fasting as a Christian practice expresses heightened devotion.
By 5 months ago
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
A sincere memory of Eden would make one weep at the sight of the world today.
By 6 months ago
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
Premium
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
While the moral codes that charismatic followers are expected to fulfill could be rigorous, the founders are not necessarily bound by those instructions.
By 7 months ago
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
Punctuality speaks volumes, while lateness sends message of disregard
When Ruto chastised the Executive for lateness and casual role knowledge, he was affirming that punctuality is to honour as lateness is to neglect.
By 7 months ago
Punctuality speaks volumes, while lateness sends message of disregard
Kenya needs more truth lovers in leadership to run citizens' affairs
An open truth about Kenya’s current administration and the opposition is that they both want power. Those in government want the power in full while the opposition wants to be powerful.
By 8 months ago
Kenya needs more truth lovers in leadership to run citizens' affairs
Money has crusaders while morality lacks evangelists
As a dangerously religious country, we must ask ourselves, “Where does our help come from?” The Good News is that God is using Okiya Omtatah to move mountains.
By 8 months ago
Money has crusaders while morality lacks evangelists
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
Some powerful people fear the day when the church will rise to its actual value. A revolution would be inevitable. In the meantime, they let the sleeping giant snore.
By Edward Buri 5 months ago
Turning our spirituality into a real saving force for the nation
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Shakahola wreaked damage on the practice of fasting. Fasting as a Christian practice expresses heightened devotion.
By Edward Buri 5 months ago
The church must not let the horrors of Shakahola fade quickly from memory
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
A sincere memory of Eden would make one weep at the sight of the world today.
By Edward Buri 6 months ago
Time for Church to make Garden of Eden analogy an ambitious venture
Premium
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
While the moral codes that charismatic followers are expected to fulfill could be rigorous, the founders are not necessarily bound by those instructions.
By Edward Buri 7 months ago
A glimpse of what Kenya would be like under charismatic leadership
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