How can saying, “I am a Christian,” be taken as an enough testimony?
How can, “God broke my chains of addictions to all sorts of things many years ago,” alone be a testimony or evidence of Christianity?
Yes, God saves by His grace through faith through Christ’s work on the cross and a person may testify that he/she is saved by the grace of God but that same grace that saves them does not change their lives? How can what happened to them 7 or 17 years ago be presented as evidence for their Christianity? Continue reading Show Me Your Faith→
“This charge I entrust to you, Timothy, my child, in accordance with the prophecies previously made about you, that by them you may wage the good warfare, holding faith and a good conscience. By rejecting this, some have made shipwreck of their faith, among whom are Hymenaeus and Alexander, whom I have handed over to Satan that they may learn not to blaspheme.” 1 Timothy 1:18-20 ESV Continue reading Good Conscience→
King David was the most respectful and successful king of Israel. God handpicked him to be the king of His people. God said this about David: Continue reading True Prayer of Repentance→
Some people know that they are alive only when they abuse other people. They have to verbally, emotionally or physically abuse someone so they feel like they are contributing to this life. Unless they control and abuse another human being, they feel defeated in life. If the people they want to control refuse to be controlled, they abuse them. Continue reading God Also Hates Abuse→
In Ethiopia, in the Oromia Region, in Gimbi, Tole area.
More than 200 innocent people, mostly women and little kids and mostly from the ethnic Amhara, have been killed and their properties have been destroyed last Sunday.
I came home last Sunday morning after staying in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for a week.
As you can imagine, I’m still dealing with jet lag. That is why I am writing this at 3:30am. But it is always good to be home, here in Maryland.
You see, I was born and raised in Ethiopia, born from Ethiopian parents (yes, I am a proud Ethiopian woman!) but I lived most of my life here in Maryland, not in Addis/Ethiopia. Do you blame me then for feeling home whenever I come to Maryland? Continue reading HOME→
