The Life of Titus: My Story

Sunday, February 8, 2009

My Story

Becky and I had the opportunity this week to be filmed for a testimony shown as part of the worship service this last week. We had a great time filming and Mark P basically just turned on the camera and let us talk (we gave really long answers).

We thought you might enjoy this - it's also out there on YouTube.

6 comments:

Chuck and Jean Anne said...: Wonderful...courageous and inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

God Bless...

Chuck; February 8, 2009 at 5:39 PM
Unknown said...: I am so thankful for you guys and your sharing your story with the wider church audience! Thank you!; February 8, 2009 at 7:21 PM
Forever Young said...: What a wonderful testimony of God's faithfulness and your faith in Him! Your family is beautiful!; February 9, 2009 at 8:06 AM
Brent McWilliams said...: Thank you for the blessing you have given us to live vicarious with you through this blog. More importantly, thanks for your sharing your deep and rich faith that is growing minute by minute.; February 9, 2009 at 10:12 PM
Tamara said...: How sweet! Thank you for your positive wise words; February 9, 2009 at 10:22 PM
Chad and Dana said...: Beautiful testimony. God IS good. Thank you for sharing your story.; February 9, 2009 at 11:10 PM

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Introduction

This all began with emails, random thoughts, and prayer requests when our 5th son, Titus Beck, was born. From the moment he was born, issues arose which have led us on a new journey of faith.

Titus was born with micronagthia (recessed chin) that blocked his breathing, cleft palate, profound deafness, blindness, Dandy-Walker variant, ASD/VSD, hemi-vertebrae in the spine, and the list continues. He has had 8 surgeries in 14 months and spent 115 days in the NICU or PICU.

And yet, with all of that, Titus is gift from God, a blessing, a content and happy baby.

And along with Titus, we have 4 other boys, 2 golden retrievers, 2 nurses, and whole cast of characters that flow in and out of our house. To us, it's quite routine and normal, but others don't seem to see it that way. Follow along the journey of our daily life.