Where did this “I write my own wedding vows” kind of thing come from?
I am not really sure; but I know this much: Social media and those Kardashian kinds of reality shows may have played some role into it. Talk about a wedding ceremony, you hear, “They even wrote their own wedding vows.” I mean, they choose their gender, they call any relationship a marriage; and who should write their wedding vows but them, right?
This clip is from the Q&A session of the Feb 18 married couples program held at the Sheraton Silver Spring Hotel. It is put together by the humble cameraman, Teddy Admassu. Thank you Teddy! Continue reading A Wife of Noble Character→
One of the most amazing calls of a wife is called “Sacred Influence.” (I borrowed this phrase from Gary Thomas, author of “Sacred Influence” – if you are a wife and didn’t read this book, you’re missing out! Read it! It will change your life and marriage forever!) Continue reading Beautiful Call of A Wife→
This beautiful couple you see, Gezi and Seble, gave a beautiful interview at the first marriage seminar Appeal for Purity has hosted. It was held last Saturday, Feb 18 at the Sheraton Silver Spring Hotel.
A4P Guest: Hi Missy! I’ve one quick question. Is it the will of God for me to stay in my marriage if my husband is abusing me?
A4P: Hmm! Tell me more.
A4P Guest: My husband is treating me like dirt. If, for example, I say to my son (we have one four year old son) “Stop your video game now and you can play with your toys,” he will say, “Shut up! What do you know about raising kids?”
I was in a kitchen this past Tuesday night, trying to fix dinner. My little one, Biruk, came from downstairs, holding a big white envelop on his hand that was full of pictures. He had a smile on his face and some sadness.
I’m like, “What is that?”
His big brother was sitting on the coffee table and he asked him,
If you live in the DC area, I invite you to come to the married couple’s seminar Appeal for Purity is sponsoring for the first time. Continue reading Don’t Miss Out!→
A4P Guest: “I’ve been married for the past five years and I have two little kids. My husband and I don’t communicate that much and we always argue. I’m struggling to respect him and he is struggling to show me any sort of love. I can hardly remember a day that I enjoyed my life with him. I was in love with him when we were dating and then I will say, after about three months into our marriage, we began arguing for every little thing and disagreements. I always decide to be the first one to stop but I always find myself in the middle of a heated argument. What do you advise me to do?” Continue reading Positive Attitude Benefit You→
