Today’s topic: Be Still
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Notes from this episode:
Psalm 46:10 says, “Be still, and know that I am God! I will be honored by every nation. I will be honored throughout the world.”
This iconic verse can be directed either to the enemies of God’s people or to God’s people themselves as we’ll take a look at. The verse implies a stoppage of fighting, raging, striving, or operating out of human strength alone and relaxing as we watch the Lord fight on our behalf.
God is essentially saying, “Lay down your arms and surrender. No more defensiveness or resistance to the plans I have…let ME be God.”
We’ll also refer to Exodus 14:10-14 and Isaiah 37:33-36 as we look at this concept of being or standing still.
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Thank you for this podcast.. just what I needed to hear today.
You’re welcome Linda. ❤️ -Stacy, Community Care Team
This is an encouraging message.
|I have recentl had to face grief, my dad and my husnabd both died. et even in grief I will be still and know God and know that He has a purpose for me in m writing.
I havew a pod cast on Spotify called Aleph Ministries. Even as I cry from a broken heart, it is the love of God that hasd filled me and led me to stud for and write m next set of messages, Mind our mind. 2 Corinthians 1 is my hope, to pass on comfort as God is comforting me.
I am so sorry for your loss, Carol. May God’s comfort be with you always. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ -Stacy, Community Care Team