From Being a Church Goer, to Becoming the Ordained Deacon, I Now Am.: Please Stay in Your Spiritual Gift Lane. Do Not Compare.

Before the passing of my dad, he gathered us, to become members of a church. It was in this church that us children were baptized. While my dad was alive, we children attended both Sunday school and vacation Bible school to help lead each of us towards and on the path, that God had planned. After my dad passed, my mom made sure that we children continued to always be in church and get all the biblical teachings we could. I got to attend services from other local churches beside our first family church. The other churches were of different denomination then my home church, but I still got to learn the Christian teachings I would need in growing.
Before I left to attend college I met my wife to be, and as our courtship began to get serious, I introduced her to my mom. While I was away furthering my education in another state, she told my mom of her strong church life and her fear of me not accepting her Christian upbringing which was so called, different to many others, my wife believed. My wife grew up "in the church" and I was just "attending". My wife grew up in a Pentecostal Holiness Church and I learned from hearing, many frond upon the way they praised and worshipped God during services. Concerned of my reaction to her teachings was something she worried about.
With God in control, she and I let God lead our paths. This book is about that journey of how I was called/Called to be a Servant of God's Leader and the people of God. This book tells of my ups and downs as I tried to do what I was taught and that was and still is to, "Stay In Your Lane." Use your Spiritual Gift that God trust you with and do not compare to others. This book is to maybe help another. I am just being obedient in writing this book after already telling of my life in my other two books.
Those titles are, ALL DURING MY FIRST EIGHTEEN YEARS AFTER BIRTH. THIS IS "MY" SYORY., THIS IS "MY" SONG.
Again I thank you for just reading this section, and me hoping you will support my writings.
As of this writing, my wife and I just entered our Fifty-Fifth year of marriage, raising two sons, the both parents to our grandson and granddaughter.