African Christian Authors – ACABA by CLC Kenya
Recognising, Celebrating & Promoting Quality in Christian Authorship in Africa
I must confess; I am a recovering workaholic. In previous seasons of my life, this trait seemed quite endearing and many praised me for how hard I often worked. I soaked in that glory, deceitfully ‘scripturizing’ it as burning the midnight oil (shaking my head now), as drawn from the parable of…
Passivity is strategic if applied in particular specific scenarios. It’s the ‘let it slide’ kind of approach. It has its place. Many may interpret it as a lazy do, but intentionality positioned for a specific outcome or result as desired it delivers. One fundamental technique in the growth trajectory is…
Living At Peace With Each Other – Part 2 So Nkanga is back to work in the city, she goes to the same church as her sister, who is part of the reason why she was thrown out of home. She has gone through God’s word and found three ways…
I met Kirigo walking towards Our little courthouse with a goat tagging a rope behind him. Surprised because it was not his nature to care for goats, I asked what it was all about. He told me how hard it had been to live with Mercy his wife of 20…
In part one of this blog post we looked at why change is the constant particularly in leadership. We also looked at what change is, where change needs to begin, how you can be an agent of change in your society or ministry among others. In this final part, we…
This was not her life’s ambition Like other women in Israel she had wanted to be so much more She had dreams and plans, but look at her now She was the object of judgement for an angry Pharisaic mob “But where were they taking her?” She wondered She expected…
If words had weight or didn’t, then there would be no phrase to qualify words as empty. Does this then mean that some words are full, half full and others empty? I guess the answer lies in the hands of the recipient. Empty words tend to be qualified by some…
What did Albert Einsteen’s mother do? Pauline Einstein was a very well educated and quiet woman who had an inclination towards the arts. When her duties in the household allowed it she was an assiduous and good piano player. She made her son Albert begin with violin lessons at the…
I woke up with one word, Barrenness. God wants fruitful people, fruitful ministries, and fruitful families. Yet, barrenness is a hindrance to fruitfulness in any area of life. 2Kings 2:19-22 ‘The people of the city said to Elisha, “Look, our lord, this town is well situated, as you can see,…
If after studying God’s word and praying you still don’t get a solution to your unique situation, then seek advice. God often speaks to us through other Christians. You will often be tempted to go it your way without consulting anybody-don’t bow to the temptation. We must be humble enough…
