I’m sure there are lots and lots of amazing husbands
throughout the world, but I really don’t think any of them can compare to mine.
How can I be so blessed?! I recently read in my daily devotional that a married
couple who grow together and nurture one another in their faith “will have
delight, love, and joy without ceasing.” Praise God for the truth in those
words!! The Lord commands husbands, “Love your wives, just as Christ loved the
church and gave himself up for her.” What a demand! Could any greater demand be
made of a man? In humility, Ryan knows that he falls far short of this demand,
but strives to perfect it nonetheless, with God's help. Marriage to this man of mine has been
the greatest blessing I have known, second only the great blessing of knowing
Christ as my Savior.
His birthday just recently passed and it gave me the
opportunity to think about just how incredible he is and how important he is to
me. Hence, my gushing! I have so much respect for him and for his authority in
our home, because everything he does comes from a heart devoted to God and to
me.
We have so many friends and family members who have been
praying for us for years now, and God hears those prayers! Please continue
praying for us, and for all marriages around the world. The world needs to see
God’s love, and marriage is one of His institutions in which His love grows and
thrives!
Ryan ran the Chicago Marathon a few days ago and did so
well! His parents came down for the event and were able to spend the whole
weekend with us! We had such a great time chasing him around Chicago and
cheering him on.
Waiting for the race to start in the early morning light |
The start of the race on the Michigan Ave. bridge |
Proud Mom, patiently waiting for her son at the 26th mile |
Climbing the last hill! 0.2 miles to go! |
His ability to balance his priorities has always been
amazing to me. I have learned a lot from him! I guess he needs something as
physically strenuous as a marathon to balance the mental strain of law school!
The Lord continues to bless our lives here in Chicago.
Praise God!
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