WHO DECIDES RIGHT AND WRONG? | Bill Dindi

Kenya is deeply religious. Our churches are full. Christian language is everywhere. Yet corruption, injustice and compromise remain deeply embedded in our society. So perhaps we need to go deeper. In Episode 2 of For God and Country, we sit down with Bill Dindi . Bill Dindi is a Co-Catalyst - International Student Ministry at Lausanne Movement,Dean of Students - International Leadership University and Africa Director - LeaderImpact NEXT. He has spent years equipping students, church leaders and professionals to think deeply about the Christian faith and why we believe what we believe. Together, we explore a question beneath the conversation about corruption: What makes corruption wrong? If right and wrong are more than personal opinion, where does our moral authority come from? What happens when society normalizes what is wrong? What happens when our conscience becomes silent? And can we truly transform Kenya without allowing Christ to transform the people who make up Kenya? Because perhaps our crisis is not only about broken systems. Perhaps it is also about formed or unformed consciences. And if conscience needs formation, can it really happen in isolation? In this episode, we discuss: The relationship between Christianity and public life in Kenya Whether morality can exist without a higher authority How conscience is formed, shaped and sometimes silenced Why religious identity does not always produce integrity The connection between personal transformation and national transformation The role of Christian community in developing moral courage What it means to live faithfully in a society marked by corruption and compromise This is not simply a conversation about politics, religion or corruption. It is a conversation about the kind of people we are becoming and the kind of country we are building. Christ. Conscience. Moral Authority. For God and Country. Subscribe to the channel, share your thoughts in the comments, and join the conversation.