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I’m Wanjiru Ng'ang'a, the girl behind In Truth She Delights. I'm a young woman who is passionate about Biblical truth. I created this blog to inspire fellow young Christian women to study the Bible, discern unsound doctrine, challenge culture and share the Gospel.
During my free time, you'll probably find me singing or catching up on my favorite sitcom. Yes, I love a good hearty laugh. Oh! and almost always next to me is a nice hot cuppa tea.
This article develops my previous discussion on the Lord’s Supper. In the first article we examined why many believers have come to view communion as a means of receiving physical healing or divine power for long life, particularly tied to ‘discerning the body’. By studying both the …
“Lift it up before the Lord,” says one popular televangelist, leading his congregation in the Lord’s Supper. “Say, Lord Jesus, by your stripes I am healed! Make me whole. My youth and strength are renewed like the eagle’s. My body is restored to that of a young …
Today, the Bible has become more accessible than ever before. With Bible apps on our phones, we can carry dozens of Bible versions in our pockets and move from one translation to another with just a few taps. But have you ever paused to ask …
As the New Year starts, churches in my country roll out themes for the year. Most of these themes are rolled out in vigils as churches cross into the New Year together. The themes are often things that God is saying to the local church …
Several months ago, a friend asked if I could write about prayer mountains. They’ve become a very common concept here in Africa, and he specifically wanted me to explore the growing tendency to idolize them, as if these locations possess a unique spiritual power that …
Across Africa’s cities and campuses, a familiar phrase echoes in conversations about faith: “I’m spiritual, but not religious.” It is often spoken with a blend of conviction and weariness. Conviction—because the speaker feels they are holding onto something higher than pure materialism. Weariness—because organized religion, with its …
