Reflections

Sometimes we hear or feel God’s calling on our lives to carry out a particular mission, but we see, think, and feel that we’re not enough. We look at our bodies, our minds, and what we’ve accomplished so far in life and think, How could I possibly do this?…

There are 15 verses in the book of Proverbs that call out the sluggard—slothful or lazy person. There are definitely many more scattered throughout the Bible. But Proverbs makes it as direct as possible,…

Growing up, I attended every Ash Wednesday like any other faithful Catholic child. It’s not like there was much of a choice — munhu wese aienda kuchurch. It was routine for me: Ash Wednesday, Lent, then Easter,….

The average person makes about 35,000 decisions every day. These decisions range from small to big ones—what we want to eat, what we want to do, what post we like,….

I’ll run away instead….. Most times, if not every time, the easiest decisions aren’t the best decisions for us. Like how the wide path seems better because of how easy it is to walk (literally and figuratively) so are ….

Have you ever heard this statement? Not from other people, but from your own mind, (mupfungwa dzako iwe dunga munhu). I think many of us have felt this way, let others do it, ndini ndadii or ….

When I was young I had no idea what God’s will was. I didn’t even really know who God was, but that’s a story for another day. I thought God spoke to the priests, pastors, and prophets only. I had no ….

I’m sure you’ve heard this statement a couple of times. Comparison is the thief of joy. But have you really thought about it? Have you really applied that statement in your life to see when or how …