Sarah Khudze

05/01/2026

Today, I close my eyes and I’m 14 again.

The room isn’t filled with birthday wishes, but with a heavy, silent fear. The weight in my chest isn’t excitement—it’s Tuberculosis. Each breath is a battle. Each day is a question. At 14, you shouldn’t be learning the language of sickness, the taste of medicine, the sound of worry in your family’s voices.

I remember it all. The weakness. The fear. The feeling that this might be it.

But God…

He doesn’t always take you out of the storm, but He promises to be in the boat with you. And He was. He saw me through TB. I breathed easy again. I thought the war was over.

Then, just as I began my undergraduate studies, another battle began: Pneumonia. It wasn’t a one-time illness. It was a shadow that followed me, a recurring whisper of weakness through what should have been the most vibrant years of my youth. While my friends were thinking about lectures and dreams, I was often thinking about my next breath, my next dose, my next recovery. Every semester was a fight. Every exam season came with a cough.

Yet, in that long, weary tunnel of my undergrad years, God’s faithfulness was the only steady light. He didn’t remove the struggle, but He gave me the strength to sit for the exam, to write the paper, to show up even when I wanted to give up. He saw me through again.

Here I am today. Alive. A graduate. Breathing deeply. Grateful.

On 5th January, I celebrate more than a birthday. I celebrate victories I didn’t win alone. I celebrate the stubborn grace that said “not yet” to sickness and “yes” to life, over and over again.
This year, my celebration is an act of remembrance and a reach of hope. I want to personally support someone who is currently in the fight I know so well—the fight against Tuberculosis. I want to look them in the eye (even if through a screen) and tell them what I needed to hear: “You are not alone. God is with you in this. He will see you through.”

If this post finds you, or someone you love, in that difficult place, please know this: your current chapter is not the end of your story. There is hope after the diagnosis. There is strength in the struggle. There is life, full and deep, waiting on the other side.

I offer my story as a testament. Hold on.
Pray with me. Share this hope.

05/01/2026

04/01/2026

02/01/2026

✨ 2026 is here — and with it, a fresh invitation to step into purpose.

This year, let’s commit to embracing the God-given ideas placed within us and actually bringing them to life. No more second-guessing, no more delaying. That spark of inspiration, that solution you keep thinking about, that dream you’ve tucked away — it’s time to put it into motion.

We’ve been given creativity, intellect, and vision for a reason. Let’s put our brains to use, not just for ourselves, but to contribute something meaningful to the world around us.

Who’s ready to stop just dreaming and start doing? 🙌
Let’s make 2026 a year of faithful implementation.

02/01/2026

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15/12/2025

Monday Reflections: God Goes Before You

As I share this final Monday Reflection for 2025, it feels like a sacred pause—a moment to look back on the year that has been and to gently prepare our hearts for the year ahead. Some of us are closing this year with gratitude and clarity, while others are stepping forward with questions, uncertainty, and prayers still unfolding. Wherever you find yourself right now, God’s Word meets you there.

Isaiah 45:2–3 (AMPC) says:
“I will go before you and level the mountains [to make the crooked places straight]; I will break in pieces the doors of bronze and cut asunder the bars of iron. And I will give you the treasures of darkness and hidden riches of secret places, that you may know that it is I, the Lord… who calls you by your name.”

As 2025 draws to a close, this scripture invites us to reflect and pray with honesty. It reminds us that God does not wait for us to figure everything out before He moves—He goes before us. He levels mountains we cannot climb, straightens paths we cannot see clearly, and opens doors that feel impossible to unlock.

This is personal for me too. As I look toward 2026, there are areas that still feel blurred—places where I’m unsure where to begin or how things will unfold. Yet this scripture reassures me that clarity is not my responsibility alone. My trust is. God already sees the road ahead, even when all I see is uncertainty.

So as we stand at the edge of a new year, let us pray in alignment with this promise. Pray for the mountains in your life—seen and unseen—to be leveled by God’s hand. Pray for strength to trust Him when the way forward is unclear. Pray for the courage to step into 2026 believing that God has already gone ahead of you.

Whatever you are carrying into the new year, remember this:
You are not walking into 2026 alone.
God goes before you.
He calls you by name.
And He is faithful to complete what He has begun.

As this year closes, may your heart be anchored in hope, your spirit strengthened by faith, and your eyes fixed on the God who makes a way—even when the way is not yet visible.

Let me thank each and every one of you for walking this journey with me—for reading, reflecting, sharing, and engaging with these Monday Reflections throughout 2025. Your presence, encouragement, and openness have meant more than you know. I look forward to continuing this journey together. See you in 2026 😍

14/12/2025