I sometimes wonder why people listen to some songs. If you’re in love, in this song you may feel as though this guy has taken your thoughts and put them in a way you were unable to. It can bring many to tears.
Still it saddens me how shallow some songs can be. Would you believe that someone somewhere is listening to “Ita Waiter”?
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Hey people. This is one of the songs that’s been stuck in my head for weeks.
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I hope this fascinates you as much as it fascinated me when I first watched it.
Enjoy
These guys were in our church this last Sunday. They were together with Zidi the band. They were now referred to as Ziada. Is it a merger? Sijui. But I just love this song. I must have listened to it like 59 times this week. Maybe more!
Enjoy.
I heard this song on Sunday in church this week. A young lady called Roseanne (I think!) delivered it so powerfully. You feel the passion with which Mary sang the Magnificat and it is easy to find yourself asking the same of the Lord for yourself, that He may be born in you. At least that’s what happened to me!
Enjoy.
See you Monday
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So this week Kenya Power decided to do their thing for two nights in a row. I just said sawa tu! What could I do?
But still our God is great. He continues to do things that only He can.
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This week I watched the full 3 hour video of Whitney Houston’s funeral service. There was a lot of buzz about how Whitney made the whole world go to church via CNN. Pastor Marvin Winans was on point. The saddest bit for me was the end when they played this song as they rolled the casket away. It was Whitney bidding farewell to all of us.
There was a time I would have been very unforgiving towards people who were involved in any addiction and had this ‘serves you right’ ‘holier than thou’ attitude. But these days I realise how powerful addictions can be and how hard it is to fight. I think just admitting you have a problem is probably the hardest thing to do.
Kwaheri Whitney.
See you Monday
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This is an interesting video I found that was made by a young man specifically with Steve Harvey in mind but also for any Christian going through a struggle.
I think the song is originally by Kirk Franklin.
See you Monday.
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“More Than I Can Bear”
I’ve gone through the fire
And I’ve been through the flood
I’ve been broken into pieces
Seen lightnin’ flashin’ from above
But through it all I remember
That He loves me
And He cares
And He’ll never put more on me
Than I can bear
I said
Never put more on me
No no
Never put more on me
Unh unh
Never put more on me
Never
His word said He won’t
I believe it
I recieve it
I claim it
It’s mine
No he’ll never
Put more on me
Than I can bear
Can bear
We all have those moments when we feel God is so far away. It is songs like these that remind me when I go through such times that my life matters to God.
Enjoy. See you Monday Godwilling,
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This is a wonderful song that reminds us of how great God is and how great a privilege it is that He would even think of us let alone love us. This is something we easily forget when the devil gets us to feel entitled to God’s attention, provision and care.
Enjoy. See you Monday
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I can explain it... here are my 5 good excuses 