Susan LaffertyCelebrate fathers taking their role seriously. Not perfect, but present.
Growing in understanding their children. Practicing faithfulness and courage.
Celebrate fathers who seek the Lord for wisdom instead of giving up.
Who say or demonstrate, “I love you.”
Freely. Without condition.
Today we’re honoring fathers.
And I feel the gravity of the almost. After what happened a few weeks ago.
My husband had a heart attack. As he was driving down the highway. Thankfully, I was with him. And able to get him to an emergency room quickly.
Just in time, the cardiologist said.
“Children are a blessing from the Lord.”
Truly. Absolutely. Our lives are enriched beyond measure by our three.
But there were days, of course. In the early years of parenting. When those blessings were standing on my last nerve.
