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El corazón de un buen hombre

El corazón del hombre traza su rumbo, pero sus pasos los dirige el Señor. (Proverbios 16:9 NVI)

Quiero darle las gracias a Dios una vez más por la vida de mi hijo Joseph hoy cumple 19 años. Quiero decirles que el día de ayer teníamos una salida de padre e hijo. Pero como es el plan de Dios y no el de nosotros ayer la familia tuvo una emergencia y mi hijo Joseph sin enojarse como todo joven normalmente hace, hizo lo correcto y fue de gran ayuda para esta emergencia que su tía estaba teniendo, así conjunto con dos hermanas más que nos dieron la mano. Se siente bien tener jóvenes que verdaderamente aman a Dios y hacen lo que su corazón les dicta hacer. Joseph sigue siendo un joven normal con los ataques del mundo, con las mismas experiencias de todo joven pero con un toque súper especial que sólo Dios puede regalar. Gracias hijo por ser como eres Dios te regale muchos más años de vida y
continúe el plan que tiene para ti. Te amamos hijo. Gracias, Dios te bendiga!!
Feliz Cumpleaños!!! Amén

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