What a ride. Pr'ying for Kingston.

Living in Dayton, I used to complain about the distance of going to ch'rch. There's two APEX ch'rch campuses, one 30 minutes away and another 25 minutes away. Traveling with two kids, sometimes crying and screaming, can be rough. Well...I was reminded of something today. I need to stop complaining, because He has a weird sense of humor and He'll find ways to challenge me in ways I never thought possible.

Today, we didn't drive to ch'rch, we biked. Lily had Fiona strapped in behind her and I had Kingston behind me. It took us an hour to bike there...yes, one hour (and then we had to bike back)! I was so proud of Lily. She rocked it on the bike. Me on the other hand, need to drink more water as I definitely cramped up. We are 1,000 feet higher than the mile high city of Denver, Colorado...and the thin air definitely got to me today. Though we are physically beat, we have come to appreciate biking and we both love it.

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Everyone, please keep our Kingston in your pr'yers. As many know, he has horrible allergies and eczema...and his skin is definitely acting up here. We're not sure if it's due to the new air/environment or food that he is eating. We're making all his food at home with raw ingredients we buy at the market, and we've been extremely careful. Regardless, this is something only the good Father can control...so please life him up. We covet your pr'yers.

Looking up,

Dan