FCA Coach's Camp, we have an incredible area!! Camp made us so excited about the fall!

Cari's 10 year High School Reunion Weekend!

Congrats Mike, LeAnna and Cora!!!

Mike, LeAnna and Cora congrats on moving up to Triple A with the Washington Nationals! Great is the Lord's faithfulness!! We just knew this would happen, and are so proud of you. Listened on the radio as you tore it up for two innings your first night and are starting out with an incredible average. We are so proud of both of you and the way you have worked, been patient, loved each other, supported each other, stood your ground, and maintained your faith all the while standing as a witness for Christ. Your extended territory in triple A ball will be blessed and we are praying continued favor over you. Stay strong, take it one day at a time and work hard, you guys deserve every precious blessing!!! We love you and cannot wait to see you!!! And we are sooooooo excited for you!!!!!!

Hugs and Kisses to all three of you,
Toby, Cari, Cade and Ainsley

Toby's Birthday Weekend Celebration!

Happy Belated Birthday to our precious Toby! We had a blast celebrating life and hope you can click on the link to the side to view the slideshow of all the pics! Thanks to EVERYONE for all the help, you made it so special and we love you all!

Cade's Special Trip to Mamaw and Pawpaw's!!

thoughts on my heart

Okay so it has been a while since I actually made a post, I have just been reeling with all the pics we have been taking! Yesterday Jesus drew me to Himself and revealed a word from My Utmost I could not help but post....All I can say is that I am in a honest place of forgiveness, needing unending grace, finally wanting to forget the past, and wanting more than life to reach AHEAD to Jesus....

My Utmost for His Highest July 11

"That I may know Him. Philippians 3:10. The initiative of the saint is not towards self realization, but towards knowing Jesus Christ. The spiritual saint never believes circumstances to be haphazard, or thinks of his life as secular and sacred; he sees everything he is dumped down in as the means of securing the knowledge of Jesus Christ. There is reckless abandonment about him. The Holy Spirit is determined that we shall realize Jesus Christ in every domain of life, and again until we do. Self-realization leads to the enthronement of work. Whether it be eating or drinking or washing disciples' feet, whatever it is, we have to take the initiative of realizing Jesus Christ in it. Every phase of our actual life has its counterpart in the life of Jesus. Our Lord realized His relationship to the Father even in the most menial work. "Jesus knowing....that He was come from God, and went to God...took a towel....and began to wash the disciples feet." The aim of the spiritual saint is that I may know Him. Do I know Him where I am today? If not, I am failing Him. I am here not to realize myself, but to know Him. In Christian work the initiative is too often the realization that something has to be done and I must do it. That is never the attitude of the spiritual saint; his aim is to secure the realization of Jesus Christ in every set of circumstances he is in."

Love to you today,
Cari

Girl's Weekend!