Be still, and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10 NLT There is something to be sad for solitude, still-time and quietness. It is in the nothingness, just like in Genesis, that we can hear God say everything. Marketers bombard us with up to four thousand messages a day. Then we have SMSes, iMessage, Whatsapp, WeChat, Twitter, Instagram, voice messages, emails, status updates and inboxes. Then there are so many other apps to fiddle with, books to read, podcast to watch or listen to, work to be done, school to attend, children to be dressed and fed, and then washes and redressed. In that very same day, we face deadlines, appointments and meetings, assignments, bill to pay, traffic to negotiate and then there is the surprise interruptions that needs your sudden urgent attention. The printer is down, out of milk, tyre going flat, cancelled or postponed flights. All these consumes our time and often we are left with very little or no room for God to speak and rain down His peace. In 1 Kings 19, Elijah stands on a mountain. There was gale force winds, an earthquake and a fire and God's voice is in none of them. However, Elijah hears God as a still small voice. Situations come at us like gale force winds, earthquakes and fires. The tempation will be to deal with them like all the stuff you have hd across the day; Getting up and taking action! But look what Elijah did. He just simply stood there. Despite the chaos, he quietened himself and allowed the 'still small voice' to give him guidance. When life is a busy storm or a rocking earthquake, just... BE STILL. Take a moment, find a quiet spot and allow God's peace to flood over you. It's in the quiet that you hear God the loudest. In fact, make a daily habit of finding a quiet moment where you say nothing and you give God room to speak to you. Get this happening and it will revoluntionize your walk with Him. Be pregnant with expectancy for something brilliant. Ablazed.