Category Archives: Sexual Purity
I love listening/reading about Martin Luther. If you didn’t read his biographies or watch the documentary about him, please do so.
It’s Time To Go To – – –
Your Best Friend
If you are single, or even in the final stages of getting married, take this one piece of advice from me: marry your best friend and you will never regret it. Continue reading Your Best Friend
Men May Look Crazy
If you haven’t met our kids yet, here they are. The man at the back is Abel (18), the pretty girl you see at the front is Lydia (16) and the young man you see on the stairs, the one who looks tired of taking pictures, is Biruk (14). Continue reading Men May Look Crazy
Find Those Broken Poems
I sometimes ask my husband to make a poem to express his love for me. Let me tell you something, my husband is terrible when it comes to making those off the cuff kind of poems (don’t assume that I can do better). But I find those broken poems to be very funny and entertaining, much better than real and professionally made poems.
It Makes You Think Twice, – – –
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When the First Storm Hit Our Marriage
The fourth day of celebration!
My husband, Berhan, and I are celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary.
Wonderful Time with the DC Young Adutls
I had a lovely time with a group of young people yesterday night here in DC. Continue reading Wonderful Time with the DC Young Adutls
Remove Their Folly
“Though you grind a fool in a mortar,
grinding them like grain with a pestle,
you will not remove their folly from them.” Proverbs 27:22
Wow, “you will not remove their folly from them.”
Why not?
Because change only comes from within!
But who is a fool?
“The way of fools seems right to them,
but the wise listen to advice.” (Proverbs 12:15) ///
Just Like The Kohathites
On the Book of Numbers, chapter 7, God told Moses to accept gifts from every tribe of Israel and give those gifts to the Levites who served in the tent of meeting according to their assigned responsibilities.
So, from the three major Levitical families who were responsible for the work of the tabernacle, Moses gave those gifts to Gershonites and Merarites but not to the Kohathites.