Njeri MucheruCredit: Ibrahim Rifath on Unsplash CHAPTER SIXTEEN Josy and Ruth met up again at Ruth’s house. Josy came with her husband and children. After everyone had eaten, the grown ups sat talking at the patio while the children played and watched TV...
Joyce WanjiruThere is a song by the gospel group Mary Mary, I believe their first single, called “Shackles.” It goes “Take the shackles off my feet so I can dance, so I can praise You.” This song has been in my heart for the last few days, because God has taken...
Alison KiriinyaI recently had a chat with a good friend who has been married a bit longer than I have, and she gave me this list of marriage myths. Let's go through them
Yvonne PatockThere are stories, since time immemorial, that remain untold. Hidden away under lock and key, or perhaps, even hidden in the hearts of man. Due to the nature of the story, perchance, the people deemed it fit to keep it secret. In a bid to maintain...
Credit: Martin Sanchez on Unsplash CHAPTER FIFTEEN “Does God love those who end up in hell?” Ruth asked her dad, James. Ruth’s father had called to check up on her, and as usual, she told him about some challenges she was having with her faith...
Credit: Gerrit Vermeulen on Unsplash CHAPTER FOURTEEEN On the day that Ruth met up with Tim, she had a good feeling about the friendship that was budding between them. She told herself that even though he might not be the soulmate she had been...
Credit: John Jennings on Unsplash CHAPTER THIRTEEN Sara, Ruth’s mother, lived in a dreamworld. James, her husband, kept her constantly beaming with admiration and pride. She was a woman whose problem-husband had not just changed, but had transformed...
CHAPTER TWELVE After the family meeting, James and his wife Sara helped clear up while chatting together about the family issues that their children had raised. When everything was cleared up, the couple got ready to go out for dinner at their...
Have you ever looked at another married couple and said to yourself, "Why can't my marriage be as perfect at theirs?" The adage that goes, "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" can most certainly be applied to marriages.
Jane GichohiDiets Don't Work.