Gospel artist and TV Presenter Kambua and her husband Jackson Mathu are today, April 7, 2020, celebrating their 8th anniversary since their wedding back in 2012.
The two were married in an exclusive wedding that was attended only by family and close friends.
Taking to social media on Tuesday, April 7, the renowned gospel musician shared never seen before photos of the couple's wedding, while reminiscing on the glamours of the best day of her life.
"Right after our wedding ceremony, there was a heavy downpour (see the windows). It was magical!" Kambua recalled.
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"I remember this day like it was yesterday when the hubs and I exchanged vows. I remember my excitement and anxiety all interwoven into a beautiful tapestry that would be our future,
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"As with every wedding, the ministers prayed and spoke blessings over us, blessed my womb, and spoke fruitfulness over us. And as an eager wide-eyed bride, I said a resounding "Amen"!" She recounted.
Kambua, who is celebrating her first anniversary with their child, narrated the pain went through for seven years living without a baby. She relived the frustration of having to attend baby showers, birthdays, and watch friends have more than one child, all as she tried and was unlucky.
"I would attend endless baby showers and first birthdays. In the waiting room, I would walk with friends who were devastated at the 'inconvenience' of a badly timed pregnancy.
I didn't know how accustomed I would be to the one line on a pregnancy test. Empty arms, empty womb, empty heart," Kambua narrated.
The award-winning singer admits that at one point she had made peace with her situation but continued to glorify God, until her turn to be a mother came forth.
"But then God healed me. He healed my heart and shifted my mind. He lifted my head even when mockery and shame arose. He remained the voice of truth. And after I had made my peace with him, that he would bless me in whichever way, at whatever time, then heaven moved. My name was called. I had been next in line and didn't even know it!" Kambua stated.
"With hope and yes, a lot of anxiety I exited the waiting room and became a mother. God has honoured me in ways I can never fathom. Not by anything I did, but by His grace. He is a God who loves us. He is faithful. He remains undefeated," she concluded.
