Being Me
Europe boasts timeless architecture, intricate in detail and breathtaking in beauty, bell towers being no exception. A typical bell tower has stately arches, handpainted walls, and of course, a bell. When it comes time for the bell to ring, the actual sound heard is not the head splitting, full force,.. READ MORE
Freedom in Being Dust
People always talk about being in full bloom, being entirely yourself. We all get it. We all want to be in a state that’s thriving and expanding and growing. But often times, we feel like the opposite of blooming. Freedom in Being Dust explores the idea that life can feel like a pot of dirt instead of a…READ MORE
First Intimacy
First Intimacy is a poem focused on our origins, the way God felt when he first breathed life into us, and how God rejoiced in us from the moment we were conceived. In the second verse, it states, “there’s never been a prouder Papa”; let’s take a moment to.....READ MORE
Pain to Gain Victory
In his book, The Problem of Pain, C.S. Lewis wrote, “God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, but shouts in our pain: it is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world.” Our pain often serves as a wakeup call. Our pain allows God to use.... READ MORE

Whispers of God

As we look around, we see a whirl of movement, an ocean of motion, and a breeze of hurry. We watch people impatiently tapping their foot while waiting in line, anxiously checking their phones as they wait for an important call, and recklessly driving way above the speed limit. We live in a culture where the concept of being still and listening for God is unheard of.

Whispers of God begins by talking about the whispers in the night and in the first stanza, it reads, “directions given at dawn are not easily confused.” It prompts the question of why. Why is it that we listen for God at sunrise? Why are we willing to wait on God in the wee hours of the dawn? Whispers of God shows a God who longs to be heard 24/7, to “floor us” and amaze us with Himself. A God who longs for our entire being, yet is willing to wait and walk and talk with us not only through the dawn, but also through the rest of our day.

Whispers of God invites us to be quiet, to not become so wrapped up in getting things accomplished, to not be so consumed with noise and activity, that we mute the voice of God. “Whisper. Wait. Whisper. Wait.” Waiting on the voice of God is difficult, but as we often discover, our souls and spirits have been craving the still, small voice of God for quite some time. And once we discover it, our souls will not be satisfied until it becomes a regular occurrence throughout the day. As written in Whispers of God, God asks us to and promises us to, “Expect me, for I will be there.”

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