This episode is especially meaningful because we’re joined by our first international guest. Together, we explore her journey of building a business as a foreigner in Kenya and the lessons she’s learned along the way.

Our conversation goes beyond entrepreneurship. We discuss the mindsets that shape our continent, why so many Africans dream of leaving while others choose to build their future here, and what it will take to create an Africa where talent can thrive. We also talk about women supporting one another, leadership, and the role each of us plays in building stronger communities.

As Christians, we’re called to represent Christ wherever we are including the workplace. We reflect on the importance of integrity, gratitude, and living out our faith consistently in business and leadership.

If you’ve ever dreamed of building something meaningful in Africa, this conversation will challenge, encourage, and inspire you to think differently about the future of our continent.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Building a business in Africa
• Entrepreneurship as a foreigner
• Mindset and leadership
• Africa’s brain drain
• Women in business
• Faith in the workplace

In this episode, our guest Pastor Precious Call highlights the importance of the church speaking out and creating spaces for people to be able to speak out during political unrest. There’s a space for ministry and when the church remains silent in the long run it will cost us more than we are willing to lose.

On this episode, Timam Evans talks about his journey with God. How he had a love for music before he got saved and now the music he puts out is a musical tune from the conversations he has with GOD. Enjoy.

The journey of going into ministry is already not easy, but being a woman in ministry is very challenging. From the microaggressions to the questioning of her anointing. People always have hidden motives, and you will only find out what they are after they have dealt with you. Pastor Lorna Muteti shares her experiences and what keeps her going despite all the challenges.This conversation is not only needed, but it's necessary. Enjoy.

This episode, we look at the journey of what Pastor's kids go through. The reality of being in the church all your life and getting lost while still in the church. Pastor Titus highlights that what we call the 'rebellion of a Pastor's kid' is them trying to discover their identity. The pressure of being 'perfect' and following in your parents footsteps is very challenging. Pastor Titus shares his story of growing up as a Pastor's Kid and finally answering the call to go into full-time ministry. I hope you enjoy the nuggets of wisdom he shares.

In this video we explore the story behind Kipeto Wind Farm and how it came about. The co founder Sir Charles shares his story and the challenges he went through with doing a project that was not popular in Africa by then. Being a pioneer for change comes at a cost. People naturally fight what they don't understand. It costed him money, friends and even partnerships for him to get the success he has today. He had to die to himself and to his vision. As he says in this episode "You cannot be normal and do extraordinary things, you cannot be normal and do abnormal things. Abnormal things are done by abnormal people!" Enjoy the nuggets of wisdom shared by Sir Charles Munywoki in this episode.

On this episode, Pastor Lydia explains the red flags she saw in her marriage before it ended. She carefully elaborates the signs she observed that made her question things, and how God prepared her to walk away. These red flags are some things we can all look out before getting married and even during your marriage. Lydia's journey with God through this difficult time is a learning lesson and motivation for all.Enjoy.

A continued conversation of self awareness, part three

We continue to explore the importance of self awareness in our walk with Christ. God is so intentional that he even uses a painful experience to mold us.

In this episode, we explore the importance of self-awareness in the life of a believer. Self awareness plays a crucial role in spiritual growth and walking in alignment with God’s will. We discussed how understanding ourselves better helps us cultivate humility, avoid sin, and live more intentionally for Christ. Drawing from scripture and personal experiences, we offer practical steps for becoming more self-aware as a Christian.

Life is a journey marked by seasons and times (Ecclesiastics 3: 1-8). The nature of these seasons and times don’t matter more than the presence of God in them. Pain and loss in God‘s presence is not a waste, but a powerful tool that shapes God‘s purpose and ministry in our lives.