This is Zoe Church, LA. We're not just fans, but rather followers of Jesus. Tune in as Pastor Chad Veach

teaches of God's love and how we can live a Zoe life, an abundant life. This week on Thursday,

before I had my doctor's appointment to get the boot off, I had the three boys with me, and I decided to have a Mother's Day memory moment,

and I was going to bond with my kids, and we were going to load up the kids. Now, if you have

ever had three boys, or you have three boys, you know what it means when I say we need to get the

energy out. So what do we do? We loaded up the boys. And when I say

we, I met me and we went to the park. Now the park is a magical place. It's kind of a

mysterious place, to be honest. And there's a lot that goes on at the park. So we get to the park

and I have high expectations. Anyone ever been there where you just think it is going to be

the best day ever and you're confessing that you're just going to have this beautiful moment. And we get to

the park and I unload Winston, unload Maverick and grab Clive and the baby carrier and he's sleeping.

And I start by staking out the best place where I'm in the set. Well, I find a seat away from the other mom so I don't have to get in a conversation. I can do a few emails and get a few things done. You guys, I do love other people. Don't judge me. So we get to the park. I sit down. I put Clive over there. And instantly, my four-year-old has a need. Mom, mom, come here. Can you lift me up on the monkey bars? I want to do the monkey bars with you. Is he codependent on us? Yes. Did I enable him? That's another story. So I go over to Needy Winston and Independent Mav is running off way. And there's a lot that goes on at the park.

So Winston's standing there waiting his turn,

because the dad right next to the monkey bars

is doing his pull-ups.

He's getting his exercise in.

So weird dad here, excuse me, can you just scoot over

so the four-year-old can enjoy the park?

We're going to hoist

him up. He's going to do the pull-ups. And I'm trying to keep a hawk eye on Mav and an eye on the

baby. He's still sleeping. Check. No emails have been done. That's okay. And we're nailing it.

We're creating memories. Everything's going great. And I see out of the corner of my eye a mom yelling and running to save and scoop up her son

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