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As you read this, Easter has come and gone—at least on the calendar. Yet its meaning does not pass with the dates. The events of that season remain central to why Christians believe in Jesus. Just a few months ago, we commemorated His birth—a moment foretold long ago and faithfully recorded in Scripture. From promise to fulfillment, Easter forms part of a consistent plan: God’s desire to restore humanity into relationship with Him. Now we find ourselves at another kind of mar

Pressing On Consistently March often arrives quietly. It no longer carries the excitement of January when goals are fresh, yet it is still too early to see the full results of the year’s efforts. It sits somewhere in the middle of the journey, where enthusiasm may have faded but outcomes are not yet visible. This is the season when consistency is truly tested. Recently, a friend of mine who is an executive at a leading insurance company in Kenya shared insights about consiste

Why Consistency Matters? February Reflection: Remembering Your “Why” Happy February! It has been a month since I shared the inaugural blog and invited us into a life of consistent living in 2026, slowly, faithfully, and intentionally. So let me begin by asking: how has your journey been over the last 30 days? My prayer is that you were able to show up consistently in the habits you chose and that you are beginning, even quietly, to notice small changes. Perhaps you started th

As January comes to a close, I return briefly to the invitation I shared at the beginning of the year. This month has held different realities for many of us: joy and answered prayers for some, sorrow and disruption for others. Here in Mozambique, devastating floods have displaced families and destroyed homes and livelihoods, reminding us that consistency is not only about the habits we form, but also about the compassion we practice. “Let us not grow weary in doing good, f

Why Consistency Matters? Happy New Year As we step into a new year, many of us carry fresh hopes, renewed goals, and quiet prayers for what lies ahead. A new beginning often brings excitement, but it can also raise honest questions. Will I stay the course this time? Will I remain faithful when life becomes busy or difficult? Rather than rushing into big resolutions or overwhelming plans, this blog is an invitation to begin differently. Slowly, faithfully, and intentionally. T

Part I: Why Sorrow, Success, and Surrender? When I first began writing these poems, I had no plan to share them publicly. They were born...

There are moments when words feel inadequate. Pain, uncertainty, and disappointment can overwhelm us. Yet, poetry has a unique way of...