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SWARA ACACIA LODGE

Posted on August 22, 2019

We had a fast month, then another one and another one. Parenting, ministry, careers, all seemed to spin us around so fast. So we decided to have a…

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GOLDEN TULIP

Posted on February 23, 2018

Parenting can take a toil on you at times. The random dates and night outs soon become scarce and it’s very easy for one to slip into a…

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MACHAKOS PEOPLES PARK

Posted on December 27, 2017

December 26th found us well on the road en route to Machakos peoples park. One thing you can be sure of is the traffic along Mombasa road. It’s…

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AMANI TIWI BEACH RESORT-South Coast

Posted on November 21, 2017

If you have ever been to south coast, am sure you know how it is. The atmosphere is just so different and the beaches are way cleaner. Our…

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OAK PLACE HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER

Posted on June 20, 2016

My husband and I love traveling. It is one of those things we enjoy doing so often and yes! It keeps our marriage alive! Marriage requires not only…

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Mombasa Beach Hotel.

Posted on May 10, 2016

We love traveling, and so we landed at North Coast. Mombasa Beach Hotel. It’s about 9 or 10 km from Mombasa Town and 18 km from the Airport.…

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Voi Wildlife Lodge

Posted on May 3, 2016

Nestled in the heart of elephant country, Voi Wildlife Lodge is located in the Savannah grasslands of Tsavo East, Kenya, just 5km off the main highway connecting Nairobi…

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John & Mary Munene

We are John and Mary Munene and we love the Lord! Christ is our all in all! All we are is by God’s grace. We have been blessed with two amazing children. A beautiful daughter and a handsome son.
We love adventure, anything with lots of adrenaline is always a ‘go-thing’ for us!

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I believe that one of the most difficult relationships to find is the relationship in which the other person can appreciate and respect both where you have been and where you are now.

Those persons who understand your past are essential because, try all we want to avoid it, we are largely a product of our past. It shapes many of our likes and dislikes, eccentricities and peculiarities.
In short, it has all the world to do with how you react now.

But having someone who “knew you when” is not enough, as many lack the dexterity to relate to where you are now.
Most people “knew you when,” but they often have a tendency to anchor you to their previous knowledge of you and thereby stifle your growth.

If they themselves haven’t progressed, your development is often seen as betrayal, and they resent you. Only a very secure minority has the capacity to grow with you.
If they haven’t kept up with you, they will inevitably try to drag you back to their last impression of you.

Then there are those people who know where you are now but do not know where you came from, and therefore can’t always be objective in their current appreciation of your struggle and process, values and fears. No one can appreciate the enormity of your success if they haven’t seen the ferocity of your struggle.

It is like walking into the theater in the middle of the play where you keep asking, “What does he mean by that?” or “Why is she so upset about that?” You have missed a major portion of the setup, and hence you do not fully appreciate the present.

Naomi could both appreciate the past and recognize the present. If Ruth had tried to assimilate to her new environment without the benefit of someone who knew both her past and present, it would have been much harder.

Naomi was a sighted woman leading a blind woman through the maze of a new experience. Naomi was Ruth’s eyes into a world that she didn’t know.

I simply want to be like Naomi. That I can pass on the mantle to the next person without feeling insecure. But to do that, you have to appreciate growth and give credit where it's due.

#marrriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

I believe that one of the most difficult relationships to find is the relationship in which the other person can appreciate and respect both where you have been and where you are now.

Those persons who understand your past are essential because, try all we want to avoid it, we are largely a product of our past. It shapes many of our likes and dislikes, eccentricities and peculiarities.
In short, it has all the world to do with how you react now.

But having someone who “knew you when” is not enough, as many lack the dexterity to relate to where you are now.
Most people “knew you when,” but they often have a tendency to anchor you to their previous knowledge of you and thereby stifle your growth.

If they themselves haven’t progressed, your development is often seen as betrayal, and they resent you. Only a very secure minority has the capacity to grow with you.
If they haven’t kept up with you, they will inevitably try to drag you back to their last impression of you.

Then there are those people who know where you are now but do not know where you came from, and therefore can’t always be objective in their current appreciation of your struggle and process, values and fears. No one can appreciate the enormity of your success if they haven’t seen the ferocity of your struggle.

It is like walking into the theater in the middle of the play where you keep asking, “What does he mean by that?” or “Why is she so upset about that?” You have missed a major portion of the setup, and hence you do not fully appreciate the present.

Naomi could both appreciate the past and recognize the present. If Ruth had tried to assimilate to her new environment without the benefit of someone who knew both her past and present, it would have been much harder.

Naomi was a sighted woman leading a blind woman through the maze of a new experience. Naomi was Ruth’s eyes into a world that she didn’t know.

I simply want to be like Naomi. That I can pass on the mantle to the next person without feeling insecure. But to do that, you have to appreciate growth and give credit where it's due.

#marrriageworks
#Godspeed

19 hours ago

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1/12

Question,

Are you serving God or doing God a service?

O Lord , I know that the path of [life of] a man is not in himself; It is not within [the limited ability of] man [even one at his best] to choose and direct his steps [in life].
Jeremiah 10:23 AMP

See, once God has placed a calling on your life – something you know without a shadow of a doubt that He wants you to do, a task that you were specially created to complete – keep your eyes on Him and not that thing.

How many times do we think we’re serving God by doing a service for Him? We choose a ministry and pour ourselves into it—as a service to God, like we’re doing Him a favor. Like a cat bringing a dead mouse and leaving it on the mat as a gift for our master.

Just because He has created us for such a time as this; because He has given us talents, time, and treasure to use for His purposes; because He has called us to a specific vocation or ministry. . .we think we have to do it all in our own strength in order to please God.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Our King is not a king who sends his people on a quest to prove their fealty to him.

Our King goes with us; Jesus is “God with us.” We make plans; He directs our steps.

Just as God had to remind me again, serve Him, don't serve your gift.
Use your gift as a genuine conduit of spreading the gospel of Christ, not drumming up for yourself, lest you fall into the trap of the fowler.

The trap of idolatry and pride.

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

Question,

Are you serving God or doing God a service?

O Lord , I know that the path of [life of] a man is not in himself; It is not within [the limited ability of] man [even one at his best] to choose and direct his steps [in life].
Jeremiah 10:23 AMP

See, once God has placed a calling on your life – something you know without a shadow of a doubt that He wants you to do, a task that you were specially created to complete – keep your eyes on Him and not that thing.

How many times do we think we’re serving God by doing a service for Him? We choose a ministry and pour ourselves into it—as a service to God, like we’re doing Him a favor. Like a cat bringing a dead mouse and leaving it on the mat as a gift for our master.

Just because He has created us for such a time as this; because He has given us talents, time, and treasure to use for His purposes; because He has called us to a specific vocation or ministry. . .we think we have to do it all in our own strength in order to please God.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Our King is not a king who sends his people on a quest to prove their fealty to him.

Our King goes with us; Jesus is “God with us.” We make plans; He directs our steps.

Just as God had to remind me again, serve Him, don't serve your gift.
Use your gift as a genuine conduit of spreading the gospel of Christ, not drumming up for yourself, lest you fall into the trap of the fowler.

The trap of idolatry and pride.

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

4 days ago

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2/12

If you are "people person ", I know this will be a hard one for you but it's the truth.

It is a daunting task, but at the end, it will save you, save your time, your marriage, your vision, and well, save your all.

Certain seasons of your life require restricted access.

Ask yourself, who is with you, when, and why and what value are they adding to you?
Ask yourself, why do you follow the people you do?
Trust me, after having such an introspection, you may need to have some shutdown.

You need to discern demands!
Not everyone demands your time!
Not everything needs your time!
Not everything requires your attention!
Not everyone requires your presence!

Even Jesus knew that.

Dismiss the drama girlfriend!
You don't need a boys club who add not an aorta of value to you!
Dismiss the crowd!
Sieve the phonebook!
Sieve your friends!

There are those who come to you for a season and it's okay to let them go after the season is over!
Some of you are ever everywhere, functional but unfruitful.
You are always on call!
It's not a bad thing but is it worth your time? Is it worth your investment? Is it worth your attention?

YOU want to gain acceptability at the expense of YOU.

Definitely it's easier to gravitate towards everyone on your radar, thinking that they will do the same to you.
...but in the hard lesson of life, the truth is that they won't be there...

Learn to discern seasons.

There are those who come to stay, others to teach you a lesson or two, others to strengthen you for a particular time, others to be your destiny pushers, and I love the last category of them - Them that push you towards Christ, either by encouraging or rebuking you - or by stabbing your back!

At times, put up the sign. NO GO ZONE! This is PRIVATE PROPERTY!
Not every season of your life has everyone!

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

If you are "people person ", I know this will be a hard one for you but it's the truth.

It is a daunting task, but at the end, it will save you, save your time, your marriage, your vision, and well, save your all.

Certain seasons of your life require restricted access.

Ask yourself, who is with you, when, and why and what value are they adding to you?
Ask yourself, why do you follow the people you do?
Trust me, after having such an introspection, you may need to have some shutdown.

You need to discern demands!
Not everyone demands your time!
Not everything needs your time!
Not everything requires your attention!
Not everyone requires your presence!

Even Jesus knew that.

Dismiss the drama girlfriend!
You don't need a boys club who add not an aorta of value to you!
Dismiss the crowd!
Sieve the phonebook!
Sieve your friends!

There are those who come to you for a season and it's okay to let them go after the season is over!
Some of you are ever everywhere, functional but unfruitful.
You are always on call!
It's not a bad thing but is it worth your time? Is it worth your investment? Is it worth your attention?

YOU want to gain acceptability at the expense of YOU.

Definitely it's easier to gravitate towards everyone on your radar, thinking that they will do the same to you.
…but in the hard lesson of life, the truth is that they won't be there…

Learn to discern seasons.

There are those who come to stay, others to teach you a lesson or two, others to strengthen you for a particular time, others to be your destiny pushers, and I love the last category of them – Them that push you towards Christ, either by encouraging or rebuking you – or by stabbing your back!

At times, put up the sign. NO GO ZONE! This is PRIVATE PROPERTY!
Not every season of your life has everyone!

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

7 days ago

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3/12

Let's talk about the best couple, and the role they play in the newly weds life, and the importance of having a post marital counselling after the wedding.

It's really important to have a best couple who understand that they are not there for the pomp but the work.

The pomp is too insignificant.

They should be actually like parents. People who won't sooth your rants and tantrums especially in the process of leaving and cleaving to each other - more so earlier on in marriage.
They should be people who you can be open to with your struggles without stripping you down in the public.

They should really live out what they preach.
A best couple should prop you, walk and pray with you until you can stand on your own.

Sadly, nowadays, we don't understand what the role entrails.
We do "pick it, pick it, point it" - and pick fun over growth.
Superficial over depth.
Fame over experience and wisdom.

Being the best lady or the best man is more than just holding the bride's gown up, spreading her trail down, fixing her hair and dubbing her make up back once the emotional "I DO" is said and done.
It's not tiding up the grooms collar, and holding his phone until the ceremony is done.
It's more than just having a neat face for your photo album.

It's literally being there in their journey of marriage.
Showing them the pitfalls, the slippery slopes, the boggy grounds and the strange stumps that might derail their journey to a fulfilling marriage.

It's coming to their rescue when they are drowning in the storms that threaten to estrange a husband from his wife.
It's in sitting them down and giving them an unapologetic sermon about each persons GOD GIVEN role in their marriage.

A best couple should not just be about the wedding day, but parent you into your marriage, in your marriage.

With that, there will be less of friction and more of building, and more of understanding.
So are you getting married soon? Choose your best couple wisely!

#marriageworks.
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

Let's talk about the best couple, and the role they play in the newly weds life, and the importance of having a post marital counselling after the wedding.

It's really important to have a best couple who understand that they are not there for the pomp but the work.

The pomp is too insignificant.

They should be actually like parents. People who won't sooth your rants and tantrums especially in the process of leaving and cleaving to each other – more so earlier on in marriage.
They should be people who you can be open to with your struggles without stripping you down in the public.

They should really live out what they preach.
A best couple should prop you, walk and pray with you until you can stand on your own.

Sadly, nowadays, we don't understand what the role entrails.
We do "pick it, pick it, point it" – and pick fun over growth.
Superficial over depth.
Fame over experience and wisdom.

Being the best lady or the best man is more than just holding the bride's gown up, spreading her trail down, fixing her hair and dubbing her make up back once the emotional "I DO" is said and done.
It's not tiding up the grooms collar, and holding his phone until the ceremony is done.
It's more than just having a neat face for your photo album.

It's literally being there in their journey of marriage.
Showing them the pitfalls, the slippery slopes, the boggy grounds and the strange stumps that might derail their journey to a fulfilling marriage.

It's coming to their rescue when they are drowning in the storms that threaten to estrange a husband from his wife.
It's in sitting them down and giving them an unapologetic sermon about each persons GOD GIVEN role in their marriage.

A best couple should not just be about the wedding day, but parent you into your marriage, in your marriage.

With that, there will be less of friction and more of building, and more of understanding.
So are you getting married soon? Choose your best couple wisely!

#marriageworks.
#Godspeed

4 weeks ago

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4/12

I am praying for every woman who is trusting God for their breakthrough! Receive your Godly seed in Jesus name!

God is able!
Trust Him!

Stay surprisable 🌟.

#prayingformychild
#marriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

I am praying for every woman who is trusting God for their breakthrough! Receive your Godly seed in Jesus name!

God is able!
Trust Him!

Stay surprisable 🌟.

#prayingformychild
#marriageworks
#Godspeed

1 month ago

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5/12

Sometimes people say, “I believe marriages are made in heaven.”

That’s true, if we allow the Lord to guide us, instead of joining ourselves with others, "just because" totally ignorant of every red flag He places on our way.

But one thing is sure. Marriages are worked out on earth—and it takes a lot of work to make a marriage work.

When some marriages start to go sour, due to issues that can be worked on, some avoid the issues in totality, others withdraw from their spouses, others fight, others cheat.

That kind of thinking is not only selfish, but it bears in it, the Spirit of error.

MARRIAGE is a day-to-day growth process between two people who are committed to stay at it and enjoy the immense rewards of a fulfilling marriage.

Our salvation is free, the gift of God to us (Ephesians 2:8-9), but a great marriage comes at the price of diligent work.

Here’s something to think about in that regard. The apostle Paul wrote: “Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling” (Philippians 2:12).

We just said that salvation is free to us. But even this
marvelous grace-gift has to be worked out—nurtured, cultivated, givencareful attention—as we apply it to our lives on a daily basis.

Notice that Paul told us to work out our salvation “with fear and trembling.” That’s a reminder that the great salvation God purchased for us at the cost of His dear Son’s blood is not something to treat casually or take lightly, like a stroll in the park.

So here’s a logical question. If something as divine, grace filled, and supernatural as the gift of salvation—something definitely made by the one WHO MADE THE HEAVENS—needs to be worked out, how much more does the gift of marriage need to be worked out?

The answer suggests itself!

Marriage is God’s GIFT TO US, and our diligence to make a home and family that brings HIM GLORY is OUR GIFT BACK TO GOD.

©ourmarriagechronicles.com

#marrriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

Sometimes people say, “I believe marriages are made in heaven.”

That’s true, if we allow the Lord to guide us, instead of joining ourselves with others, "just because" totally ignorant of every red flag He places on our way.

But one thing is sure. Marriages are worked out on earth—and it takes a lot of work to make a marriage work.

When some marriages start to go sour, due to issues that can be worked on, some avoid the issues in totality, others withdraw from their spouses, others fight, others cheat.

That kind of thinking is not only selfish, but it bears in it, the Spirit of error.

MARRIAGE is a day-to-day growth process between two people who are committed to stay at it and enjoy the immense rewards of a fulfilling marriage.

Our salvation is free, the gift of God to us (Ephesians 2:8-9), but a great marriage comes at the price of diligent work.

Here’s something to think about in that regard. The apostle Paul wrote: “Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling” (Philippians 2:12).

We just said that salvation is free to us. But even this
marvelous grace-gift has to be worked out—nurtured, cultivated, givencareful attention—as we apply it to our lives on a daily basis.

Notice that Paul told us to work out our salvation “with fear and trembling.” That’s a reminder that the great salvation God purchased for us at the cost of His dear Son’s blood is not something to treat casually or take lightly, like a stroll in the park.

So here’s a logical question. If something as divine, grace filled, and supernatural as the gift of salvation—something definitely made by the one WHO MADE THE HEAVENS—needs to be worked out, how much more does the gift of marriage need to be worked out?

The answer suggests itself!

Marriage is God’s GIFT TO US, and our diligence to make a home and family that brings HIM GLORY is OUR GIFT BACK TO GOD.

©ourmarriagechronicles.com

#marrriageworks
#Godspeed

1 month ago

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6/12

Everybody say Jesus keep it going! Just minding my business, having my overnight prayers, as I keep the Kingdom of God lit!🤪🌟🌟

I just love Jesus Christ too much ohh!🤗🤗

#marriageworks
#Godspeed
#prayingformychild

marymmunene

•

Everybody say Jesus keep it going! Just minding my business, having my overnight prayers, as I keep the Kingdom of God lit!🤪🌟🌟

I just love Jesus Christ too much ohh!🤗🤗

#marriageworks
#Godspeed
#prayingformychild

1 month ago

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7/12

Cute... right?

Yet behind those smiles, there were moments filled with fear and anxiety.
Such a paradox.

Hormonal injections, recurrent miscarriages, gasping for air, crying my lungs out, then BOOM! SURPRISE!

When you have gone through a tramatic season, it's funny how an obvious thing like a baby bump photoshoot can turn out to be such a lovely and scary thing at the same time.

Yet even in that certainty, one is never sure.

We all want certainty in everything, but it's not in God's working space. It's not in His formula to give us certainty over anything, and that's why He calls us to trust, obey, abide, draw nigh, have faith, exposing us to the intangibles over the tangibles.

That's exactly faith. Giving God the space to remain surprisable, to shock you, to shake you, to be who He really is, unpredictable.

You might have gone through a miscarriage, stay surprisable!
You might have lost a child, through the valley, stay surprisable.
You might have been given a bad report regarding your womb, stay surprisable.
You might have forgotten how joy in a marriage feels, stay surprisable.
You might be going through divorce or separation, stay surprisable.
You might be trusting God for a job, stay surprisable!

Because God doesn't need any tangible thing to do a miracle. He called light out of darkness - Genesis 1:3. He called an intangible out of an intangible!

There's nothing that God gives, delays or denies that's outside His frame of mind!
We say He's delayed, based on our time.
We say He's denied, based on our time.
We say He's given us, based on our time.

But No! It's not our time! It's His time! He makes all things beautiful in HIS TIME - Ecclesiastes 3:11. Beautiful seasons are not devoid of heart wrenching emotions because beauty to Him, is marked by a season of Son Jesus Christ being born, and dying!

There's God in heaven, stay surprisable!

Two seasons, two gifts, two surprises to a womb that was said couldn't sustain a pregnancy... stay surprisable!

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

Cute… right?

Yet behind those smiles, there were moments filled with fear and anxiety.
Such a paradox.

Hormonal injections, recurrent miscarriages, gasping for air, crying my lungs out, then BOOM! SURPRISE!

When you have gone through a tramatic season, it's funny how an obvious thing like a baby bump photoshoot can turn out to be such a lovely and scary thing at the same time.

Yet even in that certainty, one is never sure.

We all want certainty in everything, but it's not in God's working space. It's not in His formula to give us certainty over anything, and that's why He calls us to trust, obey, abide, draw nigh, have faith, exposing us to the intangibles over the tangibles.

That's exactly faith. Giving God the space to remain surprisable, to shock you, to shake you, to be who He really is, unpredictable.

You might have gone through a miscarriage, stay surprisable!
You might have lost a child, through the valley, stay surprisable.
You might have been given a bad report regarding your womb, stay surprisable.
You might have forgotten how joy in a marriage feels, stay surprisable.
You might be going through divorce or separation, stay surprisable.
You might be trusting God for a job, stay surprisable!

Because God doesn't need any tangible thing to do a miracle. He called light out of darkness – Genesis 1:3. He called an intangible out of an intangible!

There's nothing that God gives, delays or denies that's outside His frame of mind!
We say He's delayed, based on our time.
We say He's denied, based on our time.
We say He's given us, based on our time.

But No! It's not our time! It's His time! He makes all things beautiful in HIS TIME – Ecclesiastes 3:11. Beautiful seasons are not devoid of heart wrenching emotions because beauty to Him, is marked by a season of Son Jesus Christ being born, and dying!

There's God in heaven, stay surprisable!

Two seasons, two gifts, two surprises to a womb that was said couldn't sustain a pregnancy… stay surprisable!

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

1 month ago

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8/12

What's on my mind...

Where are your TREASURES STORED?
We must remember that Jerusalem’s desolation and Israel’s exile lasted seventy years. That is a long time!

They had accrued wealth, possessions, land, and social status. They were comfortable. They had not just scrounged to survive but had made homes for themselves, settled their families, had children and grandchildren, and joined society in their nation
of exile.

They had done pretty well in Babylon these past seventy years. Many of them preferred to stay in a foreign land with the comfort that they treasured rather than experience freedom in the land of God’s promise.

Apparently that foreign land didn’t feel so foreign to them anymore. The change that God wanted to bring to their lives by bringing them home meant risking the loss of all of their material possessions.

Since the journey to Jerusalem would mean traveling on foot, they were going to have to leave behind most of what they had accumulated. And what they did
bring with them, they would risk losing along the way to thieves who preyed on travelers.

Ten of the tribes of Israel weren’t willing to risk the loss of their earthly possessions.However, the tribes of Benjamin and Judah were willing to put everything on the line, even their wealth, to follow God’s plan.

Most of us are often so caught up in the stuff that we have that we would rather stay in captivity with our possessions than risk them to pursue the things of God.

You continue to hold on tightly to what you want, while all the while you are missing out on the beautiful freedom that the will of God would have for you.

What so-called “treasures” do you need to rid your life of so that the Lord can replace them with what is truly valuable?

The Giver of all good things blesses us so much, but we often forget the Giver and worship the gifts!
When you encounter God and He clearly shows you what He wants you to do, do your possessions or the comforts that you treasurer, hold you captive?

Are you so caught up in your many material blessings that you forget your first allegiance to God alone?

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

What's on my mind…

Where are your TREASURES STORED?
We must remember that Jerusalem’s desolation and Israel’s exile lasted seventy years. That is a long time!

They had accrued wealth, possessions, land, and social status. They were comfortable. They had not just scrounged to survive but had made homes for themselves, settled their families, had children and grandchildren, and joined society in their nation
of exile.

They had done pretty well in Babylon these past seventy years. Many of them preferred to stay in a foreign land with the comfort that they treasured rather than experience freedom in the land of God’s promise.

Apparently that foreign land didn’t feel so foreign to them anymore. The change that God wanted to bring to their lives by bringing them home meant risking the loss of all of their material possessions.

Since the journey to Jerusalem would mean traveling on foot, they were going to have to leave behind most of what they had accumulated. And what they did
bring with them, they would risk losing along the way to thieves who preyed on travelers.

Ten of the tribes of Israel weren’t willing to risk the loss of their earthly possessions.However, the tribes of Benjamin and Judah were willing to put everything on the line, even their wealth, to follow God’s plan.

Most of us are often so caught up in the stuff that we have that we would rather stay in captivity with our possessions than risk them to pursue the things of God.

You continue to hold on tightly to what you want, while all the while you are missing out on the beautiful freedom that the will of God would have for you.

What so-called “treasures” do you need to rid your life of so that the Lord can replace them with what is truly valuable?

The Giver of all good things blesses us so much, but we often forget the Giver and worship the gifts!
When you encounter God and He clearly shows you what He wants you to do, do your possessions or the comforts that you treasurer, hold you captive?

Are you so caught up in your many material blessings that you forget your first allegiance to God alone?

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

1 month ago

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9/12

Cold morning, but I feel energised and filled out to start off another week!
Feeling like Christ is just smiling straight down my face!

God has been so gracious, good and great. That doesn't mean that life is without it's warts. The bends aren't always smooth and wavy, but bumpy, sharp and rugged.

But we take comfort in knowing that Jesus is everything in that journey.
My work, is simply to take the seat, close my eyes and trust that He is in control.

My work is to believe that He's got this!

My work is to be still in His presence.

My work is to believe that wherever I am, He's there too. He can tend to me on the road to quiet pastures or He can uphold me, and soar me through the tempestuous storm.

Be encouraged! God's got you! Glow!

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

marymmunene

•

Cold morning, but I feel energised and filled out to start off another week!
Feeling like Christ is just smiling straight down my face!

God has been so gracious, good and great. That doesn't mean that life is without it's warts. The bends aren't always smooth and wavy, but bumpy, sharp and rugged.

But we take comfort in knowing that Jesus is everything in that journey.
My work, is simply to take the seat, close my eyes and trust that He is in control.

My work is to believe that He's got this!

My work is to be still in His presence.

My work is to believe that wherever I am, He's there too. He can tend to me on the road to quiet pastures or He can uphold me, and soar me through the tempestuous storm.

Be encouraged! God's got you! Glow!

#marriageworks
#Godspeed

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Broadcast interrupted again, but I hope in those few minutes, you have been blessed!

Thank you for night watching with me for all those days.

If you missed, just head to my Facebook profile or our page, Marriage Chronicles, and am sure that you will be blessed!

We need to pray for our children!
May the seed of Christ be in your family, in your marriage, in your home.💞

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#marriageworks
#Godspeed

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Night watchers, It's a wrap!

Let's pick up from where we left off. Jesus always on the airwaves!

PRAYING FOR MY CHILD : THE NOSE/ MOUTH

JOIN ME TONIGHT : Facebook Live
9:30pm

#marriageworks
#Godspeed
#prayingformychild

marymmunene

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Night watchers, It's a wrap!

Let's pick up from where we left off. Jesus always on the airwaves!

PRAYING FOR MY CHILD : THE NOSE/ MOUTH

JOIN ME TONIGHT : Facebook Live
9:30pm

#marriageworks
#Godspeed
#prayingformychild

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