I was up early enough to start working on the children’s camp teachings. Josh is going to interview me each night at the large group worship time. Well, not me exactly. I will be playing a different Bible character each time. Peter, Josiah, Nehemiah, and Lazarus. The hard part right now is keeping each night’s teaching emphasis in my mind. I still have a few hours to figure it out.
We
joined the family for worship. Then we went to the adult Sunday School class we
generally attend when we are in town. They were studying Nehemiah. I paid close
attention since he’s one of my characters this week. Kudos to the teacher
team. They did a great job. We found out later that he is Josh and
Christi’s PCP. Chris said she wished she had known. She would have questioned
him in detail about Josh’s recent medical issues.
Back
at the house Christi prepared a spread of chicken fajitas. Or tacos. Orr red
maybe you’d call them burritos. I don’t know. But they were good. Dessert was
the cinnamon cheesecake from the day before. That really hit the spot. Then
they pulled out the Father’s Day gifts for Josh. Imagine my surprise when I was
included as well. I got two of those cooling wrap things. Perfect for being outside
at camp. They also gave me a catfish head drink holder. And finally there was
the Father’s Day bag of treats from AnnaGrace. Oh, and I had a Father’s Day
phone call from Nathan. We chatted for however long it takes him to drive to
work. Then Kel called with his good wishes, and we talked for a while. Ended
up watching the famous paratrooper scene from The Longest Day with Zak and
Caleb. Great day.
Psalms 103:13 says, “As
a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has compassion on those
who fear him;”
Father,
thank you for the expressions of love I received yesterday. And … Happy
Father’s Day to you, too. Amen
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