All Props to God! After a long couple of weeks of wondering if my sons heart is enlarged, or if there is a defect we have received the answer from the doctors that all is normal. I have to admit the time and place of not knowing is not my favorite place or time. I kept Psalm 45:2-5 close every day chewing on that verse, praying it, and at times begging God with His own Word. I kept looking and seeking that place when I felt fear and uncertainty creeping in. I kept Asa's wonderful smile, hearty laugh, and sometimes great attitude in my mind savoring every moment just incase something were severely wrong with his heart. I could not imagine what it would have been like with out him around. The day my wife called me with tears of joy informing me that "there is nothing wrong, he is okay," will be etched into my memory forever. My wife and I appreciate all those who prayed, people we never met were asking if he was okay and praying for him. I am sure that God feels the same way I did because so many of His children have heart problems. It hurts and though He knows the outcome I am sure He would rather have them healed. So maybe you could pray for those more fervently who may not have a relationship with Jesus or have gotten ill(spiritually). We need to understand there is a life on the line.
Again thank you for your prayers
Mark
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Blessings to you in His name.
To know that God gives us a Peace that surpasses understanding, not that come FROM understanding, but a supernatural peace which he freely gives. God is in control. His love for you as well as your son's is demonstrated by the cross, in the cross and he's not done with you.
Often people ask why bad things happen to good people. In reality, there are not any good people. Why does anything good happen to us at all? I know I don't deserve it. Yet, God looks to whom he can bless and he chooses us. Go figure. We are blessed to be brothers in Christ and I will pray for you and your family.
I can speak from authority. You see, I just finished my dose of radiation, failed surgery and shots of Lupron to rid my body of this thing called Prostate cancer. I know that it is by his grace, mercy and love that I stand with conviction and strength knowing his plan for us is amazing.
I hope to meet you when we visit my sister and family in Beasley, Tx in a couple of weeks.
I 'm in leadership at Applegate Christian Fellowship and look forward to visiting other Calvary's throughout our travels.
Blessings,
Max Quintana
marmax@apbb.net
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