I haven’t blogged
for a while, but I decided that today I would continue my hobby. I have decided
to take this step so I could write how much I appreciate my father. So here
goes…
Most people
go through their childhood years thinking their fathers are invincible and
inevitably can do nothing wrong. They look at superman comics and think,’ Pffft,
how pathetic! My Dad beats up villains for fun!’ I’m sure you can relate to
this, I mean who needs heroes when you have Dad? This however was very
different from my father, he didn’t grow up with a dad, his died when he was
still in my grandma’s womb. I am still amazed to find that my father has turned
out the way he has. In no way am I suggesting that those who have no fathers are
automatically doomed, I am saying how he has managed to become such a good
father. I guess him having no father, made him really have to think hard about
how to be a Daddy to me and my three brothers- in a way he had to start from
scratch. The truly amazing thing about my Dad, is how gifted he is at
understanding and communicated Christian principles to me. Many hours after a
church Bible study have been filled with discussing predestination, election
and so on. He has been a huge inspiration to me and I know that without him, I
would be in a very different place. The love he has shown me has helped me
understand how to love God and others more. My relationship with him has helped
me understand how God can be both a friend and father. I look to my Dad for
guidance and counsel. I know that I am safe when I’m with him; he is a friend,
an example, a companion and a true father. I am writing this to tell you all
what he means to me. He is a true hero, and an absolute superhero.
So Dad- Much love and thanks,
From your
Son.
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