Interracial relationships
Every now and then, conversations come across our paths that push us out of our comfort zones. These conversations are not necessarily invited, but they are necessary. They can be uncomfortable and even painful. They expose our comfortable mind-sets and our justified heart issues. They get us thinking. They are hard work. But hard work always reaps rewards.
The virtue of trust
This in all honesty, describes one of the virtues evident in my Katryn Kombe: TRUST. The biblical specimen of Prov. 31v11 – “The heart of her husband trusts in her, and he will have no lack of gain (NAS)” affirms this. Trust is depicted in most relationships, as a rare attribute. On it fruitful marriages are built.
It is He who opens and closes the womb – my personal conviction
e got married in November 2010. My husband and I were at age 22 and 24 and a lot of people asked us; “Why so young?” “Are you going to have kids right away?” “You know, kids these days cost a fortune” this was the typical response from most of our friends and family. I must say, they really did a good job at scaring me into having kids as they made it sound as if kids are a curse.
