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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.
God’s sovereignty is a concept that touches the very core of our understanding of God’s nature and His relationship with the world. Understanding the sovereignty of God can profoundly impact our perspectives on life, faith, and spiritual growth. Therefore, in this post, we’ll delve into …
Bible study is an integral part of the Christian life. And seeking the knowledge of God should be our lifelong commitment. In seeking to interpret and understand what the Bible says, the approach used in studying it is crucial. There are two contrasting hermeneutical methods …
Decreeing and declaring is ingrained in how Christians pray today. So much so that I’m willing to bet that most Christians hardly pray without mentioning these two words. As such. I believe we should examine this practice in light of what Scripture teaches. What is …
Growing up in a Christian household, tuning in to Christian television was the norm. There was a specific program that stood out, featuring guests who claimed to have all kinds of supernatural experiences from God on a regular basis. These encounters ranged from glimpses of …
As a newly born-again Christian, one of the first things that I was taught at my local church was what we called the ‘power of the tongue’. The idea was that Christians possessed the ability to bring about both positive and negative outcomes through their …
It’s been said that whereas Christianity is dying in the West, it is growing by leaps and bounds in Africa. But is this truly the case? Unfortunately, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that much of the teachings in African churches are steeped in what …
