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From infancy, we need a hand to hold. The infant has fingers so tiny that all of (hem cannot encircle its mother's pinky. Then, we grow older, scampering alongside our parents, palm to palm. . looking up with trust in young eyes. A decade passes. Voung love ensues. Fingersand hearts intertwine. Marriage comes; then children come.. .and go. The cycle repeats as grandchildren are bom. We hold little hands that remind us of years past; once again palm against palm they look up at us with trust in young eyes. An older couple sits on the porch. Their hands may have some wrinkles and spots, with Fingers a bit stiff, but their love is fresh and exciting. Their hands hold the love bom of years of yesterdays and the hope of more tomorrows. One hand is gone now. The memorial service is over. The children and grandchildren are gone. Yet, there has always been God's hand through every moment. How good it is to reach out to Him now with trust in your eyes Hold God's hand as you worship this week.
Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society Copyright 1999, Keister-Williams Newspaper Services P O. Box 8005. Chartollesville VA 22906
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