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Be Still Doesn’t Mean Do Nothing
Be Still and Know That I Am God
We spend an extraordinary amount of time trying to find peace. We pray. We meditate. We distract ourselves. We try to quiet the chaos around us.
But what if we’ve been approaching peace all wrong?
In this week’s reflection, Guy Roberts explores Psalm 46 and the deeper meaning of “Be still and know that I am God.” Stillness isn’t about doing nothing. It isn’t about escaping reality or pretending our problems don’t exist. It’s about letting go of the struggle against what is, trusting God’s presence, and discovering the strength to face whatever life brings.
Peace isn’t the goal. Peace is the fruit.
Join Guy as he explores how accepting reality, rather than running from it, opens the door to genuine spiritual transformation.
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