Now, you may have noticed that I hadn't done a blog about Titus getting saved yet. His salvation was one that I didn't witness so I felt I had to watch him to see how I felt about it. Ha ha I know that sounds terrible, but here's his story.
April 25, 2015 was the day before Maynard's birthday. Titus and Josiah were in their room praying before bed. Maynard and I was already in bed. Both boys came running into our room and Josiah announced, "Titus just got saved!" Titus was smiling and looked at Maynard and said, "Yep!! I got saved for your birthday, Dad!!!"
So, you can see why I may have doubted that. Ha Ha Anyway, the last 2 years when the opportunity would arise I would always ask him whether he was saved or not. No matter how I questioned him or even tried to get him to say he wasn't saved, he always declared he was and I couldn't talk him out of it. So if he feels like he's saved than who am I to question him about it or not! Just because I didn't have the sweet moment with him like I did my other children, doesn't mean he didn't get saved. Salvation is that simple. I think people make it more difficult than it needs to be.
So when it was announced that there was going to be a baptisimal service at our church, Amelia and Titus were both ready.
We ended up with 11 of our young people getting baptized that night. How exciting! We have such a great group of kiddos in our church. They truly love the Lord and want to do what's right.
Titus was the only boy out of 8 girls. |
Titus testifying. |
Amelia's turn. |
She had a smile in all her pictures. |
I'm thankful for my church who don't leave the little children out. They stress salvation and the bible to them every chance they get. Going to a Christian school has been an added bonus to them as well!!!
I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth. 3 John 1:4