Sacred Stillness: Meeting God in the Quiet

Participating in the Bible study sessions, guided by this book, has been such a beautiful and transformative journey.

In a world that constantly pushes me to move faster, do more, and stay busy, this study invited me into something different: stillness. It taught me to slow down, to meet God exactly where I am, and to trust that He is not only present in the quiet but often speaks loudest when everything else is still.

Practicing stillness with God has reshaped my daily life in meaningful ways. I’ve learned that stillness is not just about physical rest, it’s a posture of trust, openness, and surrender. It has helped me begin my days with peace and clarity instead of anxiety and hurry. It’s become a rhythm, a sacred pause that centers me in God’s presence before I face the noise of the world.

In that stillness, I began to write through the healing process. Journaling became an act of worship, a way to lay my heart bare before the Lord. As I put pen to paper, I saw how God was gently revealing wounds I had ignored and speaking truth over lies I had long believed. Writing helped me not only process my pain but also recognize God’s faithful hand guiding me through it.

If you are looking for your next study, look no further. I wholeheartedly recommend you get your copy, may it bless you as deeply as it has blessed me.

I praise God for the opportunity to complete this study and for the wonderful woman who was obedient to the call.

This study reminded me that God doesn’t demand performance, He desires presence. Being still with Him has helped me carry that presence into everything I do. Whether I’m working, resting, or facing challenges, I’m learning to stay grounded in grace, more aware of His voice, and more aligned with His peace.

"Naming your pain is not a weakness—it’s a courageous step toward freedom and deeper intimacy with God." — Michele M. Soto