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A twelve year old girl and her parents drove across five states and traveled 1,300 miles to thank the man who saved her life. Tanya Gentz went from Galveston, TX to Charlotte, North Carolina through a record snowstorm in Tennessee that held them up two days. She thanked and hugged and praised the man who gave his bone marrow to cure her leukemia. “I’m the only person who could have done this for her,” the police officer said. She said, “It’s hard to thank somebody who gave you your life.” Christ could say this to us about our salvation,” I am the only person who could have done this for you.” We could say to him, “How can I say thanks for all the things you have done for me.” But we have the rest of our life to try, and all of our life to give back to him.
Cheryl, Jimmy & I are excited to be a part of your family. Already I can see that you have enough love and work to go around. The possibilities for our ministry are unimaginable, full of challenges and promises.
Let’s get to know each other! Make an appointment to visit with me at the office or allow me to make an appointment to meet with you. Invite my family to a meal in your home or invite yours to a meal with ours, whichever works for you. Let’s share our interests and concerns. Most of all, let’s connect on our faith journeys and help each other become the beautiful persons God created us to be.
Peace and Power!
JD
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