She made this decision with much thought and study. She chose to give her life to Jesus and to strive to live like Him. Confessing her faith of him and acknowledging that this would be a new life for her is just the beginning of her changed life. She is just beginning her journey with the Lord, and I pray she grows with Him, grows deeper and deeper with Him, and more in love with Him.
So, you teach the Gospel to others and you share the love of Christ, and in that time some choose to obey and you are a witness to that obedience. But, I must say that hearing my daughter's words, "I want to be baptized," and confessing her reasons and her understanding of the Gospel are some of the most precious words I have ever heard.
{Pretty sure this will be one of the most memorable baptisms he ever does.}
You can barely see her face, but it is that smile of knowing you are free, clean, and a
DAUGHTER OF THE ONE TRUE KING.
It was dark, and the end to a long day for many, but everyone came with rejoicing hearts to witness this very special day.
{I snapped this a few Sundays ago before church while they were waiting on me to finish my snapshots of everyone else. It is candid, and I kinda love this picture a lot. }
SHE IS A DADDY'S GIRL
I don't know why, but her recent birthday of turning 9 years old hit hard this year. I mean by American standards we are half way done. She is half way to 18! My mind kind of goes into space with this thought. It is typically your human instinct to think ahead, but I can honestly say at this moment, I am actually not thinking ahead and am instead remembering sweet memories of the past living the present, hoping we are making many more to remember.
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