I studied Genesis 39 today and I was dumbfounded by the many realities or I will say, facts of Joseph’s life that I haven’t known or given enough attention to before. I promise you will also be amazed if this is the first time you come to know those realities.
Here they are: Continue reading Greater Than Joseph
The word of God makes sense even to the person who cares less to the Bible, the word of God. Continue reading Lead, Provide and Protect
It is not enough to believe in God. The one best way to show that we believe in God is when we pray.
But do you know that a majority of believers don’t believe in prayers?
Isn’t that sad?
Do you believe in prayers?
If you do, then PRAY! Continue reading Great Power
You know, when someone speaks to the level of her education and mind’s potential, what do you say except to say, “Respect!” Continue reading Respect to Prof. Haregewein!
The word of God says,
“For this reason a man shall leave his father and his mother, and be joined to his wife; and they shall become one flesh.” Genesis 2:24 NASB Continue reading One-Flesh But Two Bank-Accounts
You go to church and as you listen to the message carefully, you see Jesus Christ being crucified on the cross for your sin and glorified and sat down at the right hand of God interceding for you. Continue reading Luck Vs. Providential
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While our country, Ethiopia, is in the middle of war, how do we, Ethiopian Christians, wait on God to answer our prayers? Continue reading While Ethiopia Goes Through War
These days, I am falling in love with the Book of Genesis all over again. I am serious, I am!
After my morning devotion this morning, I asked myself, “Have I ever read this book before or what?” It is just a breathtaking book. After all, the whole word of God is “a spring of water welling up to eternal life” (John 4:14). Praise God!
Anyways, let’s look at chapter 26 of the Book of Genesis: Continue reading In Jeopardy
Some people think that it is totally a sin or it is considered as politics for a Christian to care and talk about Ethiopia and/or our beloved prime minister, Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali. Continue reading Who Said It Is Politics?