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I grew up with a single mom, and I know the deep love a mother can have for her children; a love that provides and cares when there is nothing left in the tank or the bank account.

Today is the 23rd anniversary of my dad’s death. Every year I write a piece dedicated to him. This one was special for me! You can read my post “Nothing Stands Between Us” at the link in my bio.

The only reason I like this manufactured holiday is because I get to post pictures and publicly proclaim my love for @stephaugusta. What a babe. But really, she’s the best mom, wife, friend, and personal nurse that I could have asked for. ❤️

My boys never met my dad. And if I didn’t believe in Jesus, this would be the saddest, most depressing part of my life.

There’s never enough space to say it all. 5 years of grace filled, Christ centered marriage with two amazing, little boys to show for it. I love you, Stephanie Augusta!

I can’t believe they’re a year old today. Steph and I are so thankful to God for these two. I can 100% say that this year has been the single most beautiful year of my life because of Abel and August.

Abel James, you are such a strong boy.

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Happy Mother’s Day, babe. You’re strong, youre hard-working, you’re beautiful, and you’re loving.

I write reflections every year about my Fathers Death. This year’s is about “The Throne in Darkness: reflecting on my dads deaths after celebrating Easter.” Link in bio.

Last night I was able to meet Jamie Smith and hear him facilitate a conversation on St. Augustine. Thankful for the work he does in helping Christians order their desires toward God and his kingdom.

Fall Fun | October 2019

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