How does God speak to you? Let me change the question. Do you see God in every thing and pay attention to him? My professor asked us to watch advertisement and I heard God’s voice speaking to me. I recorded what I have heard in less than four minutes podcast….Check the following link

https://soundcloud.com/asefa-melka-wakjira/table-of-fellowship

I have been on Facebook for the last years with my personal profile. I have also Facebook page for the last four years. It is not only individuals but Churches have also Facebook page….I researched page of more than 30 Churches and I posted my result in the following YouTube video

I’m extroverted person. I like speaking both in person and on social media. But I understand people are not really happy about social media. They are worried about their data and privacy that media organization will get access to. They may sell to companies. That worry is right. I have seen that my information was sold. Let me prove this for you. I tried to set up this blog , then I started to get advertisement about how to set up blog on YouTube and google. So, for people who don’t like social media, blog may work. I like reading and writing articles. On this blog, I will write short theological reflection that we will use in out daily life. Trust me it is not going to be complex. I will break it down so that we can apply it in our daily life. Thank you for visiting this site. And expect my post on social media addiction next week. I will share my won addiction experience. Thank you and see you soon!

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You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click the “New Post” button, and tell us why you’re here.

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