This picture could stand alone without words. Seth arrived yesterday in Alaska from Afghanistan to be with his lovely wife, Lauren, and newborn son, Noah. You can tell Seth is a soldier by his clothes, his hair, and his tan. You can tell he's a father by the way he holds his child. I'm proud of my nephew, Seth. He has matured into a wonderful young man through the grace of God, a loving wife, and the diligence of his parents. I remember when we were visiting Dad near the end of his life and Seth hung back when we left to tell his grandfather that he planned to marry Lauren. Dad approved. One of my father's great disappointments was never being able to hold Harper, his great granddaughter who died at ten months. When I hold Noah for the first time, I will dedicate the experience to my father. Dad would approve of that, too. Applicable quote of the day: "It is not flesh and blood but the heart which makes us fathers and sons." Johann Schiller
I have prayed for Seth and Lauren since the day Seth left for boot camp and I will pray even more now since Noah has joined the clan. Congratualations Seth and Lauren and to Grandma Karen and Grandpa Scott!
What would be the motive for your sister-in-law ridiculing a gorgeous nurse who is making goo-goo eyes at you?
Devotional Thoughts
On this site is a series of more than two thousand devotional messages I have written during the past eight years. Many of these thoughts center around daily life as a teacher and coach. The archives are below. You can search topics by typing in a word/phrase in the space next to the orangeB in the left hand corner and clickSEARCH BLOG. The website for the book I wrote (What Then Is This Child Going To Be? Lessons From The Classroom) ishttp://www.hawleybooks.com/. There are also a number of my devotionals in audio form. Go to the hawleybooks link, clickTHE AUTHOR, and there you are!
I'm a Bible teacher and basketball coach at Westbury Christian School in Houston. The Lord has blessed me to be able to do mission work in Haiti and Honduras. In the summer of 2010, I made my second trip to China, working in a rural orphanage in Hunan Province. The past four summers, I have done mission work in Can Tho, Vietnam.
3 comments:
Wow, congratulations to Seth and the whole family! The picture says it all.
Truly, this picture is worth a thousand words. Just beautiful!! Congratulations Seth and Lauren.
I have prayed for Seth and Lauren since the day Seth left for boot camp and I will pray even more now since Noah has joined the clan.
Congratualations Seth and Lauren and to Grandma Karen and Grandpa Scott!
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