At The Feet Of Jesus

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we talk about what it really means to trust God—especially when He starts removing the very things we thought we needed.Through the story of Gideon in Judges 7, we see how God intentionally reduced an army from thousands down to just 300 men. It didn’t make sense. It didn’t feel safe. But God was doing something deeper—He was stripping away every false sense of security so that Gideon would rely fully on Him.Sometimes, God allows us to hold onto control for a moment, only to show us that our strength, plans, and resources are not enough. And then, in His mercy, He begins to disarm us—not to weaken us, but to reposition our trust back where it belongs.This episode is a reminder that when God starts taking away what feels comfortable or logical, it’s not punishment—it’s preparation. He is teaching you to lean on Him completely.“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” – Proverbs 3:5If you have any questions, testimonies, or something you would like to share, feel free to email: [email protected]

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on the story of Hannah and Peninnah in 1 Samuel 1, and uncover a powerful truth—sometimes the pain we wish away is the very thing God uses to push us into our destiny.Hannah was deeply distressed, provoked, and misunderstood. Peninnah’s constant reminders of what Hannah lacked caused her great pain, but that same pain drove Hannah to a place of deep surrender before God. What looked like rejection and suffering became the turning point that led to her answered prayer and the birth of her promise.In this episode, we talk about how seasons of rejection, delay, and emotional pain are not wasted. God can use them to refine us, position us, and draw us closer to Him in ways comfort never could. What if the very thing hurting you is also the thing preparing you?This is a reminder that God does not ignore your tears—He uses them. Your pain has purpose, and your story is still unfolding.“The Lord had closed her womb… but Hannah prayed to the Lord and wept bitterly.” – 1 Samuel 1:5-10If you have any questions, testimonies, or something you would like to share, feel free to email: [email protected]

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we talk about the moment Mary Magdalene went to the tomb after Jesus had been crucified and found that the stone had been rolled away. Instead of remembering what Jesus had said about rising again, fear and grief made her believe that someone had taken Him away. She ran to tell Peter, “They have taken my Lord out of the tomb, and we do not know where they have laid him.”How often do we do the same thing? God gives us a promise, but when things take longer than expected or do not happen the way we imagined, we begin to panic, doubt, and assume the worst. We forget what He said because of what we see.This episode is a reminder to keep your faith in God even when things seem delayed, confusing, or impossible. Just because you cannot see what God is doing does not mean He is not working. The stone was already rolled away before Mary understood what was happening, and in the same way, God is often moving long before we see the breakthrough.God always fulfills His promises in His perfect time.“Though it linger, wait for it; it will certainly come and will not delay.” – Habakkuk 2:3If you have any questions, testimonies, or something you would like to share, feel free to email: [email protected]

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on the resurrection of Jesus and what it means for us today. Jesus did not stay in the grave—He rose again, proving that He is faithful, powerful, and true to His Word. The resurrection is not just a story from the Bible; it is a reminder that if Jesus could conquer death, then there is nothing impossible for Him in our lives.Sometimes we wait on God’s promises and wonder if they will ever come to pass. But just as Jesus fulfilled the promise of His resurrection, He will also fulfill every promise He has spoken over us. Even when things seem delayed, silent, or impossible, God is still working.This episode is for anyone who needs hope, encouragement, and a reminder that God always keeps His Word.“Jesus said to her, ‘I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die.’” – John 11:25If you have any questions, testimonies, or something you would like to share, feel free to email: [email protected]

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on the state of our minds and what it means to care for our mental health as believers. Anchored in Philippians 4:4–8, this conversation explores how God calls us to think, process, and respond to life’s pressures with intentionality and truth.Our minds are constantly under pressure—from anxiety, overthinking, fear, and the weight of everyday life. But this episode is a reminder that we are not called to live overwhelmed. Instead, we are invited to bring our thoughts before God, to be honest about what we’re carrying, and to align our minds with what is true, pure, and life-giving.This isn’t about pretending everything is okay. It’s about learning how to guard your heart and mind while walking with God through real emotions and real struggles.If you’ve been feeling mentally exhausted, anxious, or overwhelmed, this episode invites you to slow down, breathe, and sit with God in a way that brings peace and clarity.✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?I’d love to hear from you. You can reach out via email at [email protected] sit, rest, and renew your mind at the feet of Jesus 🤍

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, I’m joined by a very special guest—my dad—as we have an honest conversation about how to trust God in uncertain seasons.Life often brings moments where the future feels unclear, prayers feel unanswered, and the path ahead seems uncertain. Together, we reflect on personal experiences, biblical wisdom, and the lessons that come from walking with God through seasons of waiting, doubt, and faith.This conversation is a reminder that trusting God doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means learning to walk with Him even when the road is unclear, believing that He is present, faithful, and working behind the scenes.If you’re currently navigating a season where things feel uncertain, this episode is an invitation to pause, listen, and be encouraged that you are not alone—and that God can be trusted even in the unknown.✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?I would love to hear from you. You can reach out via email at [email protected] sit with us at the feet of Jesus 🤍

the moments of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane as recorded in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. These scriptures remind us that even in deep anguish, Jesus was seen by the Father—and that same truth applies to us today.This episode explores the comfort and the challenge of knowing that God still sees us in our storms. He sees the weight we carry, the prayers we whisper, and the fears we wrestle with. Yet, just as Jesus chose obedience in the garden, we are also called to carry our cross and follow Him, even when the road is painful and unclear.It is a reminder that being seen by God does not mean the storm disappears, but it does mean we are never alone in it. God is fully aware of what you are facing, and His grace is sufficient to help you walk through it.✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?You can email me at [email protected] sit at the feet of Jesus and be encouraged to trust Him, even in the garden seasons of life 🤍

In this episode of Heartbeat of Jesus, we reflect on what it truly means to walk in intimacy with Jesus. Using John 14 as our anchor, we explore the beautiful truth that relationship with Him is not one-sided. Jesus desires closeness with us just as much as we long for closeness with Him.This episode unpacks how intimacy with Christ is built through love, obedience, and daily fellowship—not perfection. It reminds us that faith is not only about believing in Jesus, but about knowing Him personally and allowing His presence to shape how we live.If you’ve ever wondered whether Jesus really wants a relationship with you, this episode is an invitation to see His heart more clearly and to draw nearer to Him in a real and personal way.✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?You can reach me via email at [email protected].

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we explore the question: What does purity really look like for a believer? Using the example of Daniel’s resolve not to defile himself, we reflect on how purity goes far beyond outward actions and extends to the condition of the heart.Anchored in Matthew 15:10–20, this conversation challenges the idea that purity is only about what we do on the outside. Instead, it invites us to examine what we allow into our hearts, minds, and lives—and how those things shape the way we live out our faith daily.This episode is an invitation to honest reflection: what does defilement look like today, and what does it mean to live set apart in a world that constantly pulls us in different directions?✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?I’d love to hear from you. You can reach out via email at [email protected].

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on what it means to have a heart that attracts the hand of God. Drawing from Daniel 1:8, we explore the quiet power of conviction, obedience, and intentional living—even when no one is watching.Daniel’s decision to remain faithful wasn’t loud or dramatic, but it positioned him for divine favor. This episode is a reminder that God often moves through hearts that are resolved, surrendered, and aligned with Him, even in the smallest choices.If you’ve been wondering how to live in a way that honors God, how to stand firm in your convictions, or how to cultivate a heart that draws closer to Him, this conversation invites you to slow down and reflect.✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?I’d love to hear from you. You can reach out via email at [email protected] sit, reflect, and grow at the feet of Jesus 🤍

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, I’m introducing the theme for the year: a year of a deeper experience with Him. Not louder faith. Not rushed spirituality. But a quieter, more intentional walk with God—one rooted in intimacy, honesty, and surrender.This conversation is an invitation to slow down and reflect on what it truly means to know God beyond routines, titles, or surface-level devotion. It’s about learning to sit with Him, listen, and allow Him to shape our hearts in ways that are personal, transformative, and lasting.As we journey through this year together, my prayer is that this space becomes a place of rest, reflection, and renewal—where we learn what it means to walk closely with God in every season.✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?I’d love to hear how God is working in your life. You can reach out via email at [email protected] sit, listen, and grow with me at the feet of Jesus 🤍

So much of our struggle comes from trying to define ourselves by our past, our mistakes, our pain, or other people’s expectations. In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we talk about what it truly means to become who God says you are—not who the world shaped you to be, and not who fear has convinced you that you are.This conversation is about identity, unlearning lies, and allowing God to gently reshape how you see yourself. It’s for the ones who feel stuck between who they’ve been and who they know God is calling them to become. The ones learning to let go of old labels and step into truth, even when it feels unfamiliar.If you’ve ever wrestled with self-doubt, comparison, or the fear of becoming something new, this episode invites you to slow down, listen, and rediscover yourself at His feet.✨ Want to share your testimony or reflections?I’d love to hear from you. You can reach out via email at [email protected] as you are. Leave more anchored in who God says you are 🤍

So much of our anxiety, exhaustion, and frustration comes from trying to hold everything together on our own. In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we talk honestly about what it really means to let go of control—especially when surrender feels risky, uncomfortable, or even scary.This conversation is for the ones who feel the pressure to figure everything out, make everything work, and stay strong even when they’re tired. We explore how releasing control doesn’t mean giving up—it means trusting God in places where we’ve been gripping too tightly.If you’ve been struggling to surrender, wrestling with fear of the unknown, or learning how to rest without feeling guilty, this episode is for you.✨ Want to connect or share your reflections?📧 Email: [email protected] sit, breathe, and rest at His feet 🤍

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we dive deep into one of the hardest yet most freeing lessons in the Christian walk—trusting God when life doesn’t make sense. We explore what it truly means to “let go and let God,” not as a cliché, but as a daily act of surrender that invites His manifest presence—the intimate, tangible experience of God—with us.You’ll discover the difference between simply believing in His omnipotent presence (God being everywhere) and walking in His manifest presence (God being revealed to you personally). Through Scripture, reflection, and real-life moments of faith, this episode will help you stop striving for control and start resting in divine guidance.Sit back, open your heart, and let God meet you right where you are.

There are moments when pain isolates you so deeply that even the people who love you most can’t fully understand. In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we explore the comforting truth that you are never unseen, unheard, or misunderstood. Drawing from Hebrews 4:15, we’ll unpack how Jesus—our High Priest—doesn’t just see your struggles; He feels them.Through honest storytelling, Scripture reflection, and heartfelt prayer, this episode will remind you that God doesn’t stand at a distance when you’re hurting. He steps into your weakness with compassion, carries your burdens, and walks with you through every valley.If you’ve been wondering whether God truly understands what you’re going through, this episode is His gentle answer: yes, He does—and He’s closer than you think.Would you like me to adapt this description to fit the full structure you usually use (intro, scripture meditation, storytelling, etc.) or just keep it as a platform-ready summary for Spotify/Apple Podcasts?

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, I open up about my past dating experience and the lessons I’ve carried. Failed relationships can leave us feeling broken, but they can also be classrooms where God teaches us about love, self-worth, and trust in His timing.Join me as I share my story, the mistakes I made, the pain I felt, and—most importantly—the wisdom I’ve gained. If you’ve ever struggled with heartbreak, confusion, or waiting on God for the right person, this conversation is for you.📩 Email: [email protected]📲 WhatsApp: +260973659141 (Join the At the Feet of Jesus WhatsApp group)Come, let’s sit at His feet and be reminded that even in heartbreak, God is still writing a beautiful story.

Have you ever prayed and wondered if your words were just bouncing off the ceiling? Maybe you’ve questioned if God is really listening, especially when life feels silent or your prayers seem unanswered. In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus,we explore the reality of those moments of doubt, the truth of Scripture that assures us God always hears, and how to trust His presence even when He feels far away.Through reflection, teaching, and real-life encouragement, you’ll be reminded that God’s silence is never His absence—and His listening is deeper than we often realize.✨ Want to stay connected?📧 Email: [email protected]📱 WhatsApp: +260973659141 – Send me a message to be added to the At the Feet of Jesus WhatsApp group for updates, community, and encouragement.Tune in, lean in, and be reminded—you are always heard at the feet of Jesus. 💛

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we dive deep into what it truly means to step into the identity God has designed for you. Becoming the woman God has called you to be isn’t about perfection—it’s about surrender, growth, and walking in obedience to His Word.We’ll explore how to recognize God’s voice, overcome the lies that hold you back, and embrace the unique purpose He has placed on your life. This episode will challenge you to move past comparison, fear, and doubt, and instead step boldly into your God-given calling with faith and confidence.If you’ve ever asked, “Am I really becoming the woman God wants me to be?”—this conversation is for you.For questions, Email: [email protected]

As believers, many of us struggle to tell the difference between God’s loving conviction and the enemy’s voice of condemnation. One draws us closer to Christ, while the other pushes us away in guilt and shame. In this episode, we dive deep into understanding how the Holy Spirit convicts us in truth and love, and how to silence the lies of condemnation that keep us bound.Join me as we explore how to walk in the freedom of grace, respond to conviction with humility, and embrace God’s mercy that restores us every time we fall. This conversation will help you recognize the difference so that you can live confidently in Christ’s love without the heavy weight of shame.

Grief has a way of shaking us to the core. It brings questions, tears, and seasons where God can feel far away. Yet even in the pain, He remains faithful. In this episode, we open our hearts to the reality of grief—what it feels like to sit in the heaviness—and the truth that God’s goodness doesn’t disappear in our sorrow.Through Scripture, reflection, and personal encouragement, we’ll explore how to anchor our hearts in His unchanging love, how to find hope in the midst of loss, and how grief can become a place where His presence feels most near.If you’ve ever wondered where God is in your darkest moments, this conversation is for you. 💛

In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, I sit down with the amazing Zena Nalwamba to talk about what it really means to worship when life feels overwhelming. Together, we unpack how to stay anchored in God’s presence when the storms of life rage, why worship is more than a song, and how it shifts our perspective from the problem to the One who holds the solution.Zena shares her personal journey of finding peace in the middle of uncertainty, the lessons God has taught her in the valley, and practical ways you too can lift your eyes above the waves and choose worship over worry.Whether you’re going through heartbreak, financial struggles, or moments of doubt, this conversation will remind you that storms don’t silence your worship — they deepen it.🎧 Tune in, be encouraged, and be reminded that even in the storm, Jesus is worthy.

In this heartfelt episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we dive into the quiet, often overlooked pain of waiting — when prayers seem unanswered, doors remain closed, and God feels silent. Waiting can be a season full of faith-stretching moments, but it can also feel isolating and heavy. We’ll explore the emotional and spiritual challenges of this time, the lies the enemy tries to whisper, and the truth God speaks over us in His Word. Whether you’re waiting for a breakthrough, a promise, or a fresh direction, this episode will remind you that you are never truly alone. At His feet, we find the strength to keep trusting, keep hoping, and keep believing — even in the stillness.

Have you ever looked at your life and wondered if you're truly enough for God? If He sees you, if He’s pleased with you—even in your weakness? In today’s vulnerable and honest conversation, we unpack the fears, insecurities, and silent doubts we carry about our worth before God.We’ll look at what Scripture really says about our identity, and why God isn’t asking us to be “perfect”—He’s inviting us to be present, surrendered, and loved.This episode is for the one who’s been serving, striving, or simply surviving—wondering if their quiet prayers, weary heart, or broken praise is enough.Let’s remember together: we are chosen, called, and cherished—not because of our perfection, but because of His grace.

What do you do when God doesn’t give you what you prayed for? When it feels like the answer is silence, delay, or a heartbreaking no? In this episode, I share the lessons I’ve learned when God closed doors I thought were meant for me.Sometimes His “no” is the start of a better yes — one we just can’t see yet. This is your reminder to trust Him, even when it doesn’t make sense.📖 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” – Proverbs 3:5Let’s talk about surrendering control and learning to rest in the wisdom of a God who sees the full picture.

I Loved Them, But God Loved Me MoreIn this episode, I share the raw truth about a love I thought would last — and how God stepped in to protect me. Sometimes His “no” is love in disguise. If you’ve ever had to let go of someone you loved deeply, this one’s for you. 💔✨#Faith #Breakups #GodsLove #ChristianPodcast

Have you ever prayed… and heard nothingback?In this episode, we talk about thosemoments when faith feels heavy, hope feels distant, and God feels silent.It’s in these quiet, in-between seasonsthat our trust is tested — and refined.I share my personal experiences withspiritual silence, how I’ve wrestled with doubt, and what I’m learning aboutthe God who speaks even in stillness. Whether you’re waiting on an answer,struggling with feeling unseen, or simply need a reminder that God is near — thisepisode is for you. 💛 Let’s sit at His feet and remember: silencedoesn’t mean absence. ✨ Listen now forencouragement, truth, and a gentle reminder that faith is still growing — evenin the quiet.🎧#FaithInSilence #ChristianPodcast #AtTheFeetOfJesus

Welcome to At the feet of Jesus- A sacred space for real conversations, quiet healing and staying grounded in the faith through every season. In this episode I introduce myself and tell you more about the podcast. So grab your coffee, your journal and tears and let's sit at his feet together