Almost nothing can fully prepare you for the pain that comes with losing someone you love. The truth is, many believers are not well equipped to deal with suffering, and yet Jesus told us that in this world, we will have trouble.

So is it possible that you can be Christian and experience a pain so deep, yet remain fully grounded in the Lord?

Ps James Lalobo who’s a Christian and a Pastor has had his fair share of grief and yet he says it has drawn him closer to the Lord. He shares his story in this episode and gives encouragement to believers who may be going through grief that it is possible to have hope & to walk with God through it.

There’s no limit to what God can do with a life fully surrendered to Him. Ps Gary & Marilyn Skinner’s lives can attest to that. From God calling them into war torn Uganda at the time, to planting and building a ministry over the last 40 years, they have seen their fair share of challenges, obstacles and miracles in the same measure. On this episode, they sit down with Hush & Mbithi to talk about the reality of being missionaries, the prices they paid, the triumphs they experienced but overall, how faith in God lit their way.

Matthew 5:14 exhorts us to be a light on a hill that cannot be hidden.

There are many opportunities for us to shine the light of God and one of the places is in our work spaces, especially those that may not be outrightly Christian.

Rachael Mwine, a Christian media personality joins Hush & Miracle to discuss the realities of working in secular spaces, the challenges that come with it and how she has stayed grounded through it all.

Meet Edgar Kwesiga, an entrepreneur driven by faith and a passion for innovation. He shares his journey of balancing business acumen with Christian values with three businesses under his belt. From lessons learned to inspiring moments, Edgar opens up about how his faith intersects with his entrepreneurial spirit. Join us for an insightful conversation on what it means to be a Christian entrepreneur in today's fast-paced business world.

Let’s agree on something. Accountability to one another is necessary in our Christian walk. We are accountable to God first, as Hebrews 4:13 tells us and we must have a community of believers to whom we are accountable. This community encourages us, corrects us, reminds us of the word of God when we get off track.

In this episode, Hush & Mbithi get into their experience with accountability and Godly community, how important it is for a believer’s walk with the Lord & how you can get accountability partners.

True value comes from being created in God's image, not from worldly achievements.

Embracing humility and recognizing individual roles in God's plan promotes a healthier perspective on self-worth.

Join us as we chat about how to focus on our unique purpose and gifts, emphasizing that each person is fearfully and wonderfully made.

Echoing the parable of the prodigal son. We immerse ourselves with the amazing Precious Keza in the unfolding tale of redemption and forgiveness, as the boundless love of the Father steadily increases, drawing us closer to the heart of home.

"Clowning" is often used in casual conversations to comment on behaviors or attitudes within relationships, highlighting a lack of seriousness, commitment, or genuine intentions.

It could be seen as a failure to truly live out the values, love, and commitment that the Bible encourages.

Join us as we explore sincerity, genuine intentions, and meaningful actions aligned with one's faith as a key aspect of maintaining strong and honest relationships.

"Counting the cost" metaphorically used to refer to the idea of carefully considering the potential sacrifices, challenges, and commitments that come with a particular decision or course of action. Luke 14:28-30.

Join in on the conversation as we talk about how to apply thoughtful consideration and preparation before making important decisions or commitments.

"For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you."

Matthew 6:14

We delve into the emotional and spiritual pain experienced by individuals within religious communities. Church Hurt encompasses conflicts with fellow members, leadership misconduct, marginalization, and judgment, leaving lasting scars that can lead to disillusionment and a loss of faith.