Little Amy holding dad I heard her first cry and it was beautifulI've never been happier hearing one cryThe agony and the tension was overcomeBy that beautiful and confused cryFinally she had arrived to make a home with us Strange how the waiting season vanishes so quicklyIn the middle of waiting it seems like foreverBut … Continue reading The Joy of Trusting Him
Author: A life in time to Preach
I'm Peter Muturi Kimotho. Christian. Husband. Father. Ministry Training Facilitator at iServe Africa. Formerly an associate at St Helen's Bishopsgate in London. Passionate about studying and teaching God's Word. Seeking to preach the Gospel and raise faithful Gospel workers in Kenya. Blogs at timetopreach.com
The Trap of Habitual Sin
We are living in times when scandal among Christian leaders is making headlines almost alongside politicians and celebrities. It's like we are just waiting for the next man of God to fall which is sad and ungodly. But perhaps we need to ask ourselves when our own scandal might befall us. You see as much … Continue reading The Trap of Habitual Sin
The Era of the Popular
I was doing my devotion recently looking at Psalms and I came across Psalms 14 again. It's probably the least liked of the Psalms in our contemporary world except for those who quote it to win arguments in apologetics. But what strikes me every time I read it is I have a bit of hesitation … Continue reading The Era of the Popular
A Heart of Stone
I was a man with ears but I never listenedI saw what was before me yet I was still blindI would wrestle with hard concepts but fail at his wordThere was enough to convince me but I still wouldn't believeI wanted to believe but my heart kept me away These days when I look at … Continue reading A Heart of Stone
The Tragedy of Good Men
The power of the Gospel is clearly revealed when a man who lived an evil life turns around to follow Jesus. This is why we love apostle Paul's story. We love hearing those kinds of testimonies that say I was a completely different person before I met Jesus. I was a drunkard, a murderer, a … Continue reading The Tragedy of Good Men
Finding Rest in a Restless World
There's a restlessness in us that seems unquenchableWe call it the desire to do better and achieve moreWe give our best in life to make it easierWe kill ourselves with work to be able to rest one day We hope that at one point our lives will be betterOur achievements will be enviable and life … Continue reading Finding Rest in a Restless World
Every Story needs Tension
We love stories that leave us wanting to read more. It's the suprises, the tension within and that desire to see how it'll all end up that keeps us following. If you forwarded the movie and opened the last chapter of the book you'd get the end but miss the experience. Every chapter counts in … Continue reading Every Story needs Tension
The Privilege of Adoption
I was afraid to be an adopted childI feared I might not be loved as othersWhat's worse? I have flaws I couldn't changeI doubt I could prove my worth in his houseBut he choose me with my flaws and made me his own I feared I would soon let him downAnd you know what? I … Continue reading The Privilege of Adoption
When a society goes to the dogs
It was disgusting to watch that incident at Forest road. The way that boda boda gang treated that lady goes against what's human, what's African and most importantly what's Christian. That men can result to sexual harassment in response to accidental wrong is unthinkable. The video alone is enough to leave you traumatized, imagine what's … Continue reading When a society goes to the dogs
Burn the old Bridge
If we keep looking over our past Imagining what would have beenWondering if we are missing outLonging for what this body cravesSoon we'll forget the chains of the old slave masterWe've got to burn that bridge so we never look back If we keep playing with the fireEntertaining that old man of sinFeeding him when … Continue reading Burn the old Bridge
A life in time to Preach 