08/03/2026
Twelve years ago, these two began a journey together, never knowing all that life would bring. Through the years, they’ve faced challenges, celebrated victories, and fought battles side by side. But through it all, God has remained faithful, gently drawing them closer to Him and strengthening the foundation of their relationship.
A few weeks ago, on a beautiful beach in North Carolina, they chose to follow the Lord’s leading and commit their lives to one another in marriage. My heart is overflowing with joy as I watch not only their love for each other grow, but even more importantly, their love for Jesus Christ.
As a mom, there is no greater blessing than knowing my daughter Janai and son-in-law Adam are choosing to build their marriage on the foundation of Christ. My prayer is that their home will always reflect His love, grace, and faithfulness, and that their precious boys, Nathaniel and Noah will grow up seeing Jesus lived out every day through your lives. What an incredible legacy of faith to pass on.
A special thank you to our beloved Pastor Joel for flying all the way to North Carolina to officiate this beautiful union. Your willingness to take the time to be there meant more than words can express. Thank you for faithfully shepherding, encouraging, and pouring into their lives, and for standing with them as they made this sacred covenant before God. We are truly blessed by your love, guidance, and servant’s heart.
Congratulations, my sweet baby girl and wonderful son-in-law. May God continue to guide every step of your journey together, bless your marriage abundantly, and use your family to shine His light wherever you go. I love you both so very much.
❤️ You have made me one happy mama! I can’t wait to celebrate your marriage with a wedding reception! Thank You, Lord, for this beautiful gift and for the amazing family You’ve blessed me with. Thank you Jesus, it is complete in You!
“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor is in vain.” Psalm 127:1
“Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” Ecclesiastes 4:12