Sharing the reflections of an ordinary East African woman, as I navigate life. This is about motherhood, faith, the quest for social justice through my work and my personal struggle for mental and spiritual wellbeing.
The lockdown eases. The pandemic is familiar territory. But may we stay where we were when we knew that all we have, our only hope, rests in Him.
Be encouraged, 4 weeks into the lockdown. Bwana ni mchungaji wangu: https://g.co/kgs/R4Emxd. Keep him from his knees: https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/keep-him-from-his-knees.
Today, we remember that He is risen. He is risen indeed. And what a wonderful thing it is to have solid hope in a time of great uncertainty.
Sharing my experience with the lockdown in Uganda, and how Job has been offering me perspective. Abide with me, Audrey Assad https://youtu.be/84YASWe3_2Q
Sharing reflections on the current situation in Uganda, and encouragement from this article. https://www.ccef.org/anxiety-waiting-and-the-coronavirus/ and also from this song https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4_zcjxDdZ1s