When I was younger, my mum returned from an event she had to attend, she walked into her room and she met her foundation bottle missing and the culprit had not just taken it away, they had played with it in the room, smeared it all around their pillow and walls and basically just left … Continue reading End the rolling
Category: Moments of truth
Legless but wingfull
Earlier today I stood at my window that outlooks a busy street, I just took in all of nature that reminded me of how the world keeps moving no matter what/who stands still. This year particularly, I’ve been forced to realise, that not even death stops the world from moving. It might slow down a … Continue reading Legless but wingfull
My biggest challenge as a believer
I’ve been excluded from conversations, refused conversations and left midway in conversations because people thought I was too rigid or close minded to understand what they were saying. I think it’s been my biggest hurdle as a believer, finding that balance between upholding the standard that is Christ and putting myself in my brothers shoe … Continue reading My biggest challenge as a believer
Peppersoup wannabe
A few months ago now, while I was home, I had a strong craving for pepper soup, I got my ingredients out, cooked my soup and was fortunate to have my friend and her sister around to eat with me. I'd say we had a sumptuous dinner with loads of compliments too on the meal. … Continue reading Peppersoup wannabe
Life giving hunger
I think a big characteristic that remains unchanging while a person is on this earth is a hunger for knowledge. That quest does not ever seem to end, while the kind of knowledge desired and the intensity of it vary for people, it still remains that people everywhere seek more knowledge. One day, after a … Continue reading Life giving hunger
Strange fire
I’ve found myself so hungry to know and understand Gods ways, I’m not satisfied with living obliviously, even though I know that grace covers me even in oblivion, I want to walk with God in such a way that I can predict, or even guarantee His move, not in a way of “I know how … Continue reading Strange fire
The worthy changes
When my dad suffered a stroke in 2016, so much changed in his life afterwards, not only the fact that he required more support than he normally did, but his lifestyle too largely was one I noticed so much. He's always been a decisive man, knowing what he wanted and when, particularly with his food, … Continue reading The worthy changes
Fake doctor
A few months ago I observed a boil on my gum, from my little science knowledge I know they often result from bacterial infections so I thought to myself that I just needed to get antibiotics. Without consulting any medical practitioner further, I went online, did my research and just asked my doctor the most … Continue reading Fake doctor
Moments of truth – Once is enough
Of the many things I have been learning in my relationship with this imperfect-perfect human, my favourite has been trusting ‘the once’. In the past, I have been like Gideon, asking God for signs, proofs and confirmation after confirmation when He tells me to move. I’ve let fear, doubt or pure rebellion make me second … Continue reading Moments of truth – Once is enough
The remains of PUSH.
I grew up surrounded by really amazing women, a lot of them were not directly related to me. Asides my mums corporate job, she has taught in children's church for as long as I can remember so she often had other children church ministers around the house for one catch up or the other. It … Continue reading The remains of PUSH.
