Later in the day, we continued driving through central Oahu up to North Shore and stopped at Sunset Beach to meet with Steve from Dream Weddings Hawaii, and the couple who's about to get married by Rev. Elias. Before starting the ceremony I took a picture of the beach, the lifegaurd house, and a private wedding with Rev. Elias at the far back. Noticed two keiki kanes in the picture and what they were reading, the Bible.
Today, is a beautiful day with the Lord and his wonders everywhere. Children who just come in from an afternoon swim reading the Bible, or just a simple private wedding presented to the heavens above. How great is the Lord that he is always present no matter where we are, when you least expect it he is always there and how the Lord uses us as a tool in everyday life. Keep the Lord close to your heart, and give him thanks and praise.

One breath

As we revisit Ko' Olina beach park, I watched El playing on the shoreline. Being that he's 4 years old his challenges to swim on his own suffices to climbing on his sister's back for enjoyment in the water, but it can only go on for so long. Next to El is a couple with their baby boy. Like a mother and a father would love their child, they would laugh and play with their young one. Which brings back memories of when El was younger. Young boy has no fears. Of course, understand what you believe as a parent is in the up bringing of a child, if the father believes he has no fears, in the eyes of a child he perceives he has no fears, "If Dad can, I can". When El first learned how to swim, E would blow into his face to inhale one breath and dunk him under the water. As El would come up with blazing eyes of fear E would yell, "Good job, Eli!", and El would just have a big grin on his face.