DaveCha Moments

Sunday Routines That Nourish Love & Family Sundays in our home are sacred—not because of liturgical hours, but because they’re our rhythm of love, presence, and renewal. We call it our Sunday Family Routine —a gentle weave of worship, connection, and fun that nurtures not just our marriage but our whole family. A Morning That Speaks Love We begin the day slowly—no alarms, just birdsong and steaming cups of chai. Breakfast is a joint effort: someone cracks eggs, another toasts bread, the little one sets the table. In those kitchen moments we laugh, tease, and remind each other why we’re in this life together. Then comes family worship—scripture, prayers, and hymn singing. Our voices rise not because we’re backed by wires and speakers, but because in that space, presence matters more than polish. Couple Time That Ignites the Flame After worship, the adults steal away—a few minutes just to reconnect. Sometimes it’s sitting on the porch holding hands, other times it's a coupl...

THE WEDDING Enjoy the wedding between Franceis Magomba and Janet Jumwa.

The Kenyan Wedding Reception      In Kenya, like the rest of the world, a wedding presents an opportunity for the family and friends to assemble and catch up with each other. In fact, most Africans find time to meet each other during weddings and funerals. Family members who have been long lost in the city find an opportunity to meet each other.      Other than the initial ceremony that entails taking the oath of vows, the reception is another important session that all participants sing, dance and ululate. This video shows a wedding reception with a musical band playing live. Most of the songs are cultural in nature. For instance, the groom is a LUO. Most of the gospel songs sang are LUO songs that are accompanied with serious clapping of hands. This type of singing is known in Luo as 'Masira'. Other than clapping, you facial expression should be 'serious'. No laughter.      The newly wed and all participants forget about order and join...

     Mephibosheth was lame and lived in a deplorable place; however, when king David showed mercy to him, everything changed. At the palace dinner table, nobody could see his lameness. Everything was covered up. That's what God does for us when we accept to receive Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.      E veryone has a kind of lameness but depends on how we use it. There is always a seed of greatness in everybody despite the lameness in us. We should arise and look up unto the Lord who strengthens us. Watch and be blessed with the message on the video. 

When they find your phone on the table, they pick it and do something with it. This day, Abby decided to sing and dance Zigwembe By Bruz Newton while the brother was the cameraman, who also gave some singing input. These are just family moments. Enjoy...

Why Knowing God Personally Is Important More than religion. More than rules. It’s about relationships. For a long time, many people go through life knowing about God—hearing about Him in church, reading verses, maybe even quoting Scripture. But that’s not the same as knowing God personally . And once you truly know Him—not just as a name, but as a friend, a Father, a guide—everything changes. Here’s why that personal connection matters so much: 1. Because Religion Alone Can’t Hold You Church attendance, memorized prayers, and even good behavior can only take you so far. When life hits hard—when you’re grieving, confused, or overwhelmed—it’s not religion that comforts you. It’s relationship. It’s the difference between saying, “I’ve heard God is a healer” vs. “I’ve experienced Him healing me.” That personal knowing gives you a foundation that won’t crack when storms come. 2. Because God Isn’t Distant—He’s Present Knowing God personally means you talk to Him. You hear from ...

Why Surprising My Husband for His Birthday Really Matters   A quiet reminder that love lives in the little things. - By Charity  Every year, I make it a point to surprise my husband on his birthday. Not with luxury, not with lavish parties, but with intentional love . Something thoughtful. Something personal. Something that says, “I still see you. I still choose you.” It’s easy to let birthdays slip by with a quick “happy birthday” and a slice of cake—but I’ve learned that small, genuine surprises carry deep meaning . Especially in marriage. Here’s why it matters so much to me:  1. It’s My Personal Way of Saying “Thank You” A birthday marks the day the world got him—and I got one of God’s greatest gifts to me. Every year that passes, I find more reasons to say thank you: Thank you for showing up, even when you’re tired. Thank you for choosing us when life gets overwhelming. Thank you for loving me in the ordinary. The surprise is just the wrapper. The re...