Keith Wanjala

10/06/2026

Prayer to Be a Daniel

The prophet Daniel is often associated with apocalyptic prophecy or with lions. What characterized him throughout the book of Daniel, though, wasn’t his insight into future dates or his inspection of feline dentistry: It was his intimacy with the faithful divine One.

During the Daniel 2 crisis Daniel made the situation known to his three friends. He acknowledged the power of group prayer, enlisting his comrades to approach God together (verse 17). The same account is also marked by his prayer of gratitude (verses 20-23). Upon God’s revelation of the dream’s interpretation, Daniel thanks God, praising His wisdom and might, and recognizing Him as the answer to that chapter’s crisis. Impasses reveal your theology.

Contrasting the public crisis of chapter 2, Daniel 9 is a personal and private one in which the prophet is disturbed after studying the prophecies of Jeremiah. Daniel immediately engages the Lord in solitary prayer with fasting, sackcloth, and ashes (verse 3). The prayer of confession (verse 4) acknowledges the greatness and faithfulness of God, while regretting the sinfulness and iniquities of His people (verse 5). Note that Daniel includes himself in the sins of Israel (verses 13-15). He asks for the restoration of Jerusalem, confesses corporate guilt, and appeals to God’s mercy (verses 16-19). Heart responses reveal your theology.

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Impasses, heart responses, and mortal scenarios reveal theology by prayer.*

These two bookended prayer accounts are accented by a third mention of prayer in between them in Daniel 6. Prayer so characterized Daniel that even his enemies were aware of it. In fact, they could find no other fault in Daniel except one contrived through a Medo-Persian law against petitioning other gods than the king. Daniel’s prayer life (verses 10, 11) is marked by habitual devotion that is not concerned with consequences. From his youth (Daniel 2) to his golden years (Daniel 9) he honed prayer a

11/05/2026

Working in an industry that feeds the nation shifts your view of office work
That morning at Kenya Seed Company, it hit me - each note I write ties into something bigger. Not just another office task, but a link reaching thousands of farms. Pages I type connect to fields stretching far beyond desks. One memo at a time, lines add up where hunger meets harvest.
Out there among the crops, far from campus rows, things start making sense. It isn’t theory that shapes decisions - it’s dust on boots, uneven soil, sudden rain. A diploma opens doors, true, yet standing in a sunbaked field teaches what books never could. What matters grows slowly, often out of sight.
Four things stood out after walking through office life. One moment led to another, then patterns appeared. Each step brought a new view on connections at work. Over time, pieces fit differently than expected
Start talking, keep it clear. A new seed type or a company report - meaning gets lost if words confuse. Farmers need sense, not jargon. Without understanding, knowledge sits unused.
When change comes fast, rolling with it makes all the difference. One morning you write news updates, soon after you're deep in farming schedules. Flexibility keeps things moving.
Stories live inside each seed. Through years of study, effort, time - what grows matters because of what came before. I shape those details into something real. Truth shapes how it's shared.
Start by stepping outside the communications room. Reach out to those working in crop science, then move toward the people handling contracts. Seeing how things connect helps your own work grow stronger. One conversation at a time shapes wider awareness
Doing shifts where knowing used to be enough. Watching strategy shape messaging has unfolded slowly, like layers peeling back on its own rhythm.
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06/01/2026

One day, the world will know my name.

Just one masterpiece is all it takes—something that touches hearts, something people can read, love, and see themselves in. And when that day comes, I’ll finally breathe in joy. Because writing makes me feel alive, even when the world doesn’t understand me.

Some call me crazy. I call it passion.

My life has been anything but easy. There were nights I wished I was never born—moments I felt like the world’s weight was mine alone to carry. But still, I write. Not for applause. Not for fame. But for purpose.

I have a dream to become someone, even while walking through heartbreak. I want to cry, but my eyes ran dry long ago. Maybe because I’ve cried too much. Maybe because I’m just tired.

Sometimes, it feels like we’re all trapped in a living hell only prayers keeping us afloat. And in quiet moments, I wonder if even our Creator feels regret.

We are all broken. All flawed. Death spares no one. Some survive, others suffer. Some smile, others sink. Life isn’t fair. It never was.

But here I am still breathing, still dreaming, still writing.

Because even in chaos, I choose to believe there’s meaning.
Even in pain, I choose to create.
Even in silence, I let my words speak.

That’s life. And this... is mine.

06/01/2026

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18/12/2025

Good morning. ☀️
May today meet you with peace in your heart, clarity in your mind, and strength in your steps. May every challenge turn into a lesson, every delay into preparation, and every small win remind you that you’re making progress. Walk into this day knowing **you are capable, guided, and not alone**. Have a beautiful and purposeful day ahead. 🤍

24/03/2024

Stop chasing relatives..if they forget you, forget them too.We shall meet at funerals !!

17/03/2024