I love my quiet time. My productions cause me to be around large, noisy crowds, but when the music stops, it’s God and me, and I don’t let anything hinder my quiet time.
Jesus spent a lot of time with God
If it was important for Jesus to spend time with God, it should be that important to us. In the quiet, God begins to speak. The Spirit thrives on solitude. The voice of God does not scream; it’s a still, small voice. To hear Him, you must learn to get quiet in His presence. You won’t know anything while you’re doing all the talking.
What about you?
Do you ever feel like you are in a rut, or perhaps you are dealing with questions and can’t seem to get clear answers? When this happens, we lose our creativity, and we are not living up to our full potential and seem to operate in survival mode, and you could very well miss a God opportunity.
May I strongly suggest that you make an appointment with God? Then, before the family wakes or you go to bed, journal what you hear. I have discovered that writing down “God’s thoughts” is truly inspiring, especially when I am having a bad day. Here are Three powerful benefits of spending quiet time with God.
- Clarity and understanding of my role in life.
- I am building a relationship with my creator, who is totally for me and never against me.
- A recharging of my spiritual batteries!
I genuinely believe that we live in times that require all of us to be still and listen. There is so much in life for us to discover, and our quiet time with God points us in the right direction.
Have a blessed week, and enjoy your peace!
Psalm 46:10- “Be still and know that I am God:”
