Extravagant Love

[...] bank became impatient with our inability to pay the business debt. So they seized the business bank account putting the balance into negative $97,000. Right on the heels of our mountaintop miracle, we [...]

[...] Jesus. “but this happened so that the work of God might be displayed in his life.” In His extravagant love, Tiffany [...]

[...] . To do so, there is no turning back. I am all in— willingly, counting the cost. In His extravagant love, Tiffany [...]

[...] have said, we are changing the fate of two orphans—we say they are changing ours! In His extravagant love, Tiffany [...]

[...] ahead. After all life has finally begun to stabilize after several years of teetering on a financial crisis. We finally are enjoying some serenity.  Do I really want to mess things up by taking this [...]

[...] Two years ago on August 11 we were at the brink of a financial crisis. We had already been through several years of a struggling business. We had depleted our [...]

[...] thus far, we still needed $14,600 to cover the orphanage fees for two children. Our airline tickets to travel to China for two adults round-trip and two children one way would cost $6,000. [...]

[...] either of us was prepared for the speed in which God would answer that prayer. One hour later Kirk said, “I got a message on my phone that a customer who had previously decided not to [...]

[...] the door three times and instead opened the door to China. This made no sense since international adoption is so expensive. At the time we were told it would cost $25,000-35,000 (although it is [...]

[...] ago I had not cashed a $2,000 life insurance policy. I used that check to once more make an adoption payment. At this point we had been matched with two children. I knew the next payment would be a [...]

[...] that despite all the payments we had made thus far, we still needed $14,600 to cover the orphanage fees for two children. Our airline tickets to travel to China for two adults round-trip and two [...]

[...] itself upward and forever upward, then you won’t see why we go.”― George Mallory, Climbing Everest We have been on this adoption journey for a little over a year now and inching [...]

[...] our son and daughter. I have spent countless hours preparing necessary paper work, reading adoption blogs, studying educational material, attending seminars, talking with other adoptive parents, [...]