Real Fathers
Posted in Family on 20. Jun, 2010
On this cold and rainy Father’s Day in Belgium I have been thinking a lot about fathers. I am reminded that a man isn’t a true father just because he has a child. True fathers are not very common. A true father puts his wife and children first in all that they do. He takes the responsibility of training his children very seriously. He knows that his actions and words today will be reaped for generations to come. He loves and seeks God with all his heart and wants his children to far exceed him in their love and pursuit. He lives unselfishly and will be there at the drop of a hat when his children need him. A true father is a gift from heaven.
I have the privilege of having many true fathers in my life. I’m grateful for my father. He loves Yeshua with all his heart and has taught me the importance of prayer and an inner communion with the ultimate Father. My dad imparted to me a love for Israel and the Jewish people. He loves the Land almost as much as I do. (He probably thinks he loves it more, but that’s not possible!) He is such a hard worker and tirelessly gives of himself for others. He loves the outdoors and is always ready for adventure. I love you, Dad!

He looks like he knows a secret that he isn't telling.

This is his favorite activity....preaching!
The picture below was taken last summer when they visited Gary, Preston, and I in Israel. This is Dad, Mom, and Tracey Kingham at the Dead Sea.

The Dead Sea in Israel
I have other real fathers in my life as well. My precious husband is at the top of the list. His love for his children is something that continually blesses me. His love for Yeshua inspires me every day of my life. His love for ME brings security and comfort. Our family is truly blessed and privileged to have him in our lives. I love you, sweetie!

He loves his daughters!
