Author name: Evans Odhiambo

A reflection of Andrew Dunn’s conversion-from Thomas Kelly‘s biographical writing Here is a man who has never missed confessions and Masses. He is considered to have been a very honest man. He has been trained in Roman Catholicism for 40 years. This is a man who has held faithfully to the traditions. Surely what more

(A reflection on “Go and tell Jesus” by Octavius Winslow.) This question presses gently but firmly upon a weary soul. It reminds you to speak to a King whom you can call a brother and a friend. Your access to Him is not guarded by any bureaucracy. The so-called “earthly great ones” are often fenced

Dear family, Sharing the gospel is a great privilege. We are grateful that we have an open door to share the Gospel at the Old People’s Home, Fairleads Home, and Ryn Park Retirement Estate. I think of Jenny. She serves alongside her husband at the Old People’s home, and I remember Aquila and Priscilla mentioned

Dear friend,You may want to ask me this question, ‘what or who is On the Spotlight?’ It’s a very profound question to ask. J. C. Ryle’s portrait of George Whitefield in His Life and Times is not merely a historical sketch but a spiritual diagnosis of an age and a mirror held up to every

General labour laws demand that wages and salaries should be commensurate with skills, knowledge, and experience. No wage is given for free. No increment of wages and salaries is credited on any other basis apart from skills and experience. You receive what is due to you. And so wages and salaries are earned in exchange

Dear reader, There is an overwhelming busyness in our lives. A lot is preoccupying our lives. At the end of the day, we account for how we have used our time and resources. It never stops until we breathe our last. If you are running an enterprise, you are surely advised that you ought to

Dear reader, Sin leads us to ruin. Here is how it happens: first, “it already renders us guilty before God, so that we are under his just condemnation.” Second, it makes us morally ugly, disfiguring the image of God that we are meant to reflect. It condemns us with guilt and enslaves us to lovelessness