Some of the hardest moments in our walk with God are not when He says “no,” but when He says nothing at all. Those quiet seasons can feel lonely, confusing—even painful. But what if His silence isn’t rejection… but preparation?
Our springboard for today’s discussion is:
"How long, O Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me?" — Psalm 13:1 (ESV)
David cried out with raw honesty, feeling forgotten by God. But if you read the rest of the psalm, you’ll find that even in silence, David chose trust. He remembered God’s steadfast love. That’s the key—recognizing that God's silence isn’t abandonment.
Sometimes, God is quieter because He’s working deeper. Think of seeds planted in the soil—silent, unseen, but growing. You don’t hear roots forming, but they are. God may not be speaking audibly in your storm, but He’s anchoring your soul.
Looking back, I can see how God's hand was guiding me even when I felt most alone. The job I lost? It made room for something better. The unanswered prayer? It revealed something in me that needed healing first.
God’s silence is never empty. It’s often full of movement. And when the whisper comes again, you’ll realize He was never gone.
Question of the Day:
Have you ever looked back and realized that God was guiding you—even when He seemed silent?
Let’s Pray:
Lord, in the silence, help me to trust that You are still near. Teach me to wait with faith, knowing You are always working for my good. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Let’s Get To Work!
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