Moran Family

Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Hallelujah Night

Luke was our little monkey for halleluha night...a celebration at our church. We had a great time!

Little Monkeys

Here is Luke and Ashton dressed up in their Halloween costumes...

Girlfriend?

We watched the Florida-Auburn game with some friends...and Ashton loved on Luke all night :)

Bath Tricks

Bath time for Luke is a whole lot of fun...and we just try to stay dry!

Oct. 8, 2006 our family celebrated the life of my Great Uncle, Charles LaPradd. We spent the afternoon catching up with family and talking about the great times that we spent on the farm each year during our family reunion. Here are some photos!

Saturday, September 30, 2006

Laundry Time

Luke helps Mommy do the laundry!

....or Luke just likes to eat the socks :)

He loves being outside where he can look at all the trees & animals!

Friday, September 29, 2006

Luke is 8 months!

Luke was dedicated to God on Sept. 24th!

Pastor Denny Heiberg

Grandma Jude lovin' on Luke!

Here is little Luke's new trick....he acts like a little puppy...carrying things in his mouth!

He is standing tall on everything!!!

Luke's Dedication Sept. 24th

The happy family!

Mommy, Daddy, and Luke!

Abbie & Mark Batia host a beautiful party for Luke!

Luke's new puppy, "Spunky"

Beautiful cake!

Luke 8 months!

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

August '06 Luke is 7 months!

Eating sweet potatoes!

Sitting up so cute!

Playing with his new car from Grandma Jude!

Uh oh...Luke is going to get Tiki!!

Moran's

In contemporary Christianity there is an essential difference between belief and faith. Our religious beliefs are the visible expression of our faith, our personal commitment to the person of Jesus. However, if the Christian beliefs inherited from our family and passed on to us by our church tradition are not grounded in a shattering, life-changing experience of Jesus as the Christ, then the chasm between our credal statements and our faith-experience widens and our witness is worthless. The gospel will persuade no one unless it has so convicted us that we are transformed by it - B. Manning