We are officially in the last quarter of 2026.

September is a good time to pause, look at the vision you had for this year, and ask yourself: What can I still do with the time I have left?

In this episode, we talk about vision, the importance of taking action, staying committed to your goals, learning from what hasn’t worked, and remembering that the year is not over yet.

Maybe you haven’t accomplished everything you set out to do—and that’s okay.

There is still time to take action. There is still time to make progress. There is still time to pursue the vision.

Let’s make the last quarter intentional.

In this episode of Becoming with Faith, we reflect on Amos 4:6 and some of the things we go through in life.

Sometimes, in the middle of difficult seasons, we may find ourselves asking, “Why is this happening to me?” But what if some moments are also an invitation to pause and turn our hearts back to God?

God desires more than our prayers when we need something from Him. He desires a personal relationship with us — to know Him, walk with Him, and continually draw closer to Him.

This episode is a reminder to pay attention, examine our relationship with God, and recognize the ways He may be drawing us closer to Himself.

📖 Amos 4:6

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In this episode of the Gratitude Series, we explore what it means to remain grateful even when life is difficult.

Gratitude is easy when things are going well, but what happens when things are uncertain, when prayers seem unanswered, or when you find yourself walking through a difficult season?

Through Scripture and personal reflection, we look at how difficult seasons can teach us to depend on God, trust His timing, and recognise that He is still present even when life doesn’t look the way we hoped.

Because gratitude is not only about thanking God for what He has done. It is also about trusting Him for who He is.

Can you give thanks in a difficult season?

In Part 2 of What Have I Made My Source?,

I’m joined by Albanic Kalonje and Margaret Katongo for a conversation on idolatry and the things we can sometimes place above God.

When we hear the word idolatry, we often think of statues or worshipping other gods. But what happens when something good—our relationships, dreams, career, success, or even the desire for approval—slowly becomes the thing we depend on most?

Together, we explore what idolatry can look like in our generation, how to recognise when something has taken God’s place in our hearts, and why surrendering our desires to God is so important.

This is an honest conversation about the things we love, the things we desire, and the One who should remain our true source.

While reading the book of Hosea, the Holy Spirit began to challenge me about idolatry—not just in the obvious sense, but in the subtle ways I can look to good things as my source.

Marriage. Success. Personal development. Fulfillment.

I began asking myself: Have I been expecting these things to give me what only God can give me?

In this episode, I share what God has been teaching me about the difference between the gift and the Giver, and the practical things I’m learning to do: acknowledge, practice gratitude, surrender, see good things as gifts, and choose contentment.

Because I’m learning that I can desire the gift without making the gift my source.

An idol is a noun ( a person , place , thing , thought) that you look to as your source to meet your needs .

“Every good and perfect gift is from above…” — James 1:17

In Part 2, Given Katakwe and I continue our conversation, diving deeper into the relationship between personal development, gambling, and faith. We unpack the challenges of staying true to your values, making wise financial and life choices, and trusting God in a world that often promises shortcuts.

Join us for another thoughtful discussion filled with practical lessons, faith-based perspectives, and encouragement to pursue lasting growth with purpose and integrity.

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In Part 1 of this conversation, I’m joined by Given Katakwe as we explore personal development, gambling, and faith. We discuss the pursuit of growth, the appeal of quick success, and the importance of building a life founded on discipline, purpose, and godly principles.

Whether you’re seeking to grow personally, make wiser decisions, or strengthen your walk with God, this episode offers honest reflections and practical insights to encourage you on your journey.

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The book of Habakkuk is a powerful reminder that faith is not the absence of questions, but the decision to trust God even when we do not understand His timing.

In this episode, I share some of the lessons I learned from the book of Habakkuk—from bringing our questions to God, to trusting His promises, waiting on His timing, and choosing worship in every season.

If you are in a season of waiting, I pray this conversation encourages you to hold on to God’s Word and trust that every vision has an appointed time.

“Though it tarries, wait for it; because it will surely come to pass.” — Habakkuk 2:3

The Gratitude Series – Episode 2: Gratitude Is a Practice, Not Just a Feeling

Gratitude is more than a feeling—it is a daily practice. In this episode, we explore practical ways to cultivate a thankful heart through intentionality, appreciation, and simple daily habits that help us recognize the blessings around us.

Join me as we continue learning how to live a life of gratitude.

The Gratitude Series – Episode 1 is now live 🤍✨

The Gratitude Series is a monthly series on Becoming with Faith, airing every last week of the month, where we explore gratitude from different angles — learning what it means to live with a thankful heart, grow in gratitude, and see God’s goodness in every season.

In Episode 1, we’re laying the foundation by talking about what gratitude is, why it matters, and how a simple daily practice of writing down 1, 2, or 3 things you’re grateful for can begin to shift your perspective.

Gratitude is more than saying thank you — it’s a way of seeing life, God’s goodness, and the small blessings we often overlook.

This is the beginning of a beautiful journey of learning gratitude together, one episode at a time 🤍🎙️

Tune in to The Gratitude Series on Becoming with Faith ✨

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