Thuita J. Maina's Blog: Reflections of a Christian, page 5

Entering the Promised Land - Reflections of a Young Man

In 2008 when I attempted to read the Bible from cover to cover, the story about the Israelites spending many years in bondage had an impression on...

Winning the Battle in the Mind - Reflections of a Young Man

When we squeeze a mango, what comes out is mango juice. And when we squeeze a lemon, what comes out is lemon juice. As a Christian, what should...

The Chief of Sinners - Reflections of a Young Man

It has dawned on me that I have sinned so much that I deserve to have been given the title "Chief of Sinners". Among the sins I have done are...

Coming to Terms With Realities - Reflections of a Young Man

Since sharing stories is one of my passions, I posted in a certain Facebook group a series of articles in 2015. Then one chap in the group accused...

Regaining My Natural Sweetness - Reflections of a Young Man

I used to be a sweet young man in 2008 when I sang with a choir at All Saints' Cathedral in Nairobi. That's why some female choristers found me...

Regaining My Sweetness - Reflections of a Young Man

I used to be a sweet young man in 2008 when I sang with a choir at All Saints' Cathedral in Nairobi. That's why some female choristers found me...

Exercising Patience Each Moment - Reflections of a Young Man

When riding in matatus, I have often found myself feeling impatient. I have hated the many stops matatus make along the way and the traffic jams...

Why Plagiarism is Wrong - Reflections of a Young Man

As I reported before on this blog, Penn State University asserts that plagiarism is wrong because we deprive another author due credit for his...

Part 2: Bearing Good Fruit - Reflections of a Young Man

Jesus Christ promises us in the Bible that if we remain in Him and He in us, we will bear good fruit. I believe what Christ does is make us...

Doing Things Out of Love - Reflections of a Young Man

Most people, I have realized, start businesses with the sole intention of making money. Even some preachers, I am sad to say, preach in order to...