Have you ever trembled in fear? Maybe lots of things make you tremble. I’m not a “trembler” by nature. I’m a screamer and a crier, but trembling? Not so much. The first time I remember trembling was my wedding day. Right before the wedding was to start, I just could not stop shaking. My mom took me on her lap and comforted me – hoop skirt and all (me, not her J ). The music started and I calmly walked down the aisle. The next time I remember trembling was years later – it was when my mom called me and said my step-dad had died and she needed me, NOW. I got in our van and tried to drive to her as fast as I could, except I couldn’t hold the steering wheel because I couldn’t stop trembling. In fact, I was shaking so much, the van was actually shaking! NO LIE! I got on the highway and thought to myself, “How am I going to drive? I can’t even hold the steering wheel?” I was in a panic, trembling. I started to pray, “Lord, my mom needs me, I have to g
Eph 1:18 & 19 I pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which He has called you, the riches of His glorious inheritance in the saints, and His incomparably great power for us who believe. Together, through God's Word, we will open the eyes of our hearts to God's perfect plan for our lives.