FAITHFUL STEWARD CHRONICLES

Author: The Faithful Steward

  • Biggest Dream

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    What’s your biggest dream? I have been thinking a lot lately about owning farming land. My biggest dream is to have a farm house,practice mixed farming, ( dairy and beef cattle,goat,sheep,chicken and bees and various crops including coffee&tea) Build an eco friendly house with locally available materials that suit the climate and not just trend.…

  • The Languages

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    Which languages do you speak and how did that impact your life? I speak English,Kiswahili and my mothertongue Kalenjin… Speaking English has helped intergrate with other nationalities who also speak English. Kiswahili not only gives a sense of belonging but it is also a way of feeling at home especially when I meet other Swahili…

  • SPIRITUAL WINTER

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    There are seasons in the Christian journey that do not resemble the vibrant gardens often portrayed in testimonies. Seasons when there are no blossoms of joy, no visible fruit of labor, no warmth of spiritual excitement.Winter strips a tree of everything that once made it attractive. The leaves fall. The fruit disappears. The branches stand…

  • Happy Mother’s day

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  • Healing

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    What super power do you wish you had and why? One superpower I wish I had is the power to heal. No matter where people come from, whether rich or poor, healthy or struggling, one thing almost everyone desires is good health. Wealth can build beautiful homes, buy comfort, and create opportunities, but illness has…

  • Across the Table: A Reflection on East Asian and East African Cuisine

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    Food is more than nourishment; it is memory, identity, and quiet storytelling. When I think about East Asian and East African cuisine, I don’t just see ingredients or techniques; I see two worlds shaped by land, history, and deeply rooted cultural rhythms. In much of East Asia, places like South Korea, China, and Japan, food…

  • Topics

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    What topics do you like to discuss? I tend to gravitate toward conversations that actually mean something. Faith is at the center , not just as belief, but as a way of living, choosing, and growing into a faithful steward daily. From there, I naturally flow into topics like personal growth, healing, and the quiet…

  • Raising Without Replacing: The Quiet Work of Not Projecting

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    There is a subtle temptation in parenting, one that rarely announces itself loudly. It doesn’t look like control at first. It looks like care, sounds like wisdom, feels like protection. But underneath, it can quietly become projection. To project is to place our unfinished stories onto our children, to ask them, without words, to become…

  • SILENCE IS NOT PEACE

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    There isn’t just one moment that comes to mind; there are many. I’ve often chosen silence when I felt annoyed, disappointed, or even hurt. Not because I didn’t have something to say, but because it felt easier to say nothing at all. In those moments, silence looked like wisdom. It felt like self-control. It felt…

  • The Hunger That Never Fills

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    There is a quiet truth about the human heart: it is never easily satisfied. Like the grave that continues to receive yet is never full, so are our desires, expanding, stretching, always asking for more. Not because we are broken beyond repair, but because we were created with depth that the world alone cannot fill.…