What’s the difference between legato and staccato? I will tell you in a moment. For now, let me take you into the world of cover-to-cover Bible reading. Many Christians read their Bibles, but far too many settle for scattered verses, random devotionals, or the occasional sermon note. While still important, it often leaves believers with …
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Previously, we have seen why every Christian should adopt consistent Bible reading and explored tips on how to maintain a consistent Bible reading culture. In this article, we’ll discuss 10 big obstacles to consistent Bible reading and remedies for each. Hopefully, it will help you to uncover what has been holding you back and give …
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Are you struggling with your devotions and wondering how to maintain a consistent Bible reading culture? Well, you are not alone. Many believers struggle with staying on track with Bible reading. Yes, many of us start the year strong, driven by fresh resolutions and a spiritual high. We ace devotions and feel closer to God. …
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Most Christians agree that reading the Bible is essential. However, keeping up with it every single day often feels like a battle, a losing battle. We start strong, only to get sidetracked by busy schedules, distractions, or even discouragement. If this has been your story, you are in the right place. In this article, we’ll …
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Do you find it hard to share the gospel with your colleagues at work? Well, you are not alone. Many believers find workplace evangelism hard and intimidating, unsure how to approach it without overstepping boundaries. However, Christ calls us to be light and salt wherever we are—including our workplaces. In this article, we’ll explore seven …
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A while ago, I came across a heartbreaking story. Jane Kakenyi, a Baringo-based pastor, lost three of her four children in a boat accident. The three were part of her church’s youth group travelling to attend a church meeting. I found myself thinking of this story in light of two Scriptures, perhaps most quoted in …
God is always in the business of maturing believers and conforming them to the image of His Son –Jesus Christ– and calls every gospel minister to partner with him in this endeavor. (Romans 8:29-30/ 2 Corinthians 3:18). I wonder, though, if ministers appreciate this responsibility, let alone do it. Some gospel ministers have made the …
In a previous post, we established that worship and service are important to believers. It simply boils down to finding a good balance. This piece will make much of service. People approach service in two major ways. Some people willingly and readily offer themselves to serve. They take every opportunity that comes their way. Sometimes, …
Live each day as if it were your last because one day you will be right, the saying goes. Precisely! We are mortal beings. Statistics on death are cocksure. If Christ tarries, all of us will pass on at some point. So, it’s not a matter of if but when. This is not news but …
A few months ago, I lost a former high schoolmate in a car accident. Now, earlier in the day I got the terrible news, I felt the urge to pray for him. I did pray. However, I found myself feeling very guilty. Somewhat, I felt responsible for his death. I felt that if I prayed …
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