I share here my daily contemplation on a verse from the Bible. I reflect on the verse and the implications of the verse for my life. Now, I have been sharing for the past two months the persecution that I have been facing for the past 10 years. In fact, these people had been trying much earlier, since I went to Australia. I am still wondering what that has to empower me, has actually made me vulnerable because of social ignorance that fails to support it, like how it does for Afghan and Muslim women, and are manipulated by differing ethnicities and religions but of the same nationality.
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I share here my daily contemplation on a verse from the Bible. I reflect on the verse and the implications of the verse for my life. Now, I have been sharing for the past two months the persecution that I have been facing for the past 10 years. In fact, these people had been trying much earlier, since I went to Australia. I am still wondering what that has to empower me, has actually made me vulnerable because of social ignorance that fails to support it, like how it does for Afghan and Muslim women, and are manipulated by differing ethnicities and religions but of the same nationality.
This episode is also available as a blog post at: https://msthirithuvadasan.wordpress.com/2024/11/17/word-for-today-17-11-2024/
His Daily Bread
I share here my daily contemplation on a verse from the Bible. I reflect on the verse and the implications of the verse for my life. Now, I have been sharing for the past two months the persecution that I have been facing for the past 10 years. In fact, these people had been trying much earlier, since I went to Australia. I am still wondering what that has to empower me, has actually made me vulnerable because of social ignorance that fails to support it, like how it does for Afghan and Muslim women, and are manipulated by differing ethnicities and religions but of the same nationality.
