Years ago when I began developing the idea of Micah’s Mission, I began getting up early to read in my Bible and open my ears of how God wanted Micah’s to be created. After opening Micah’s, I was challenged to begin journaling in addition to the time I spent with God each day. Sometime last year, I was talking with a friend about taking time, being still, listening and writing it down, a friend shared that one of her friends chooses a word to ponder and pray about. A few months ago, another friend of mind reminded me how important is was to be still, turn on the music that moves you and write. So, here we are… today ponder the scripture above. What does this scripture mean to you? What does it look like when you are still? How has God moved in your life lately because you have chosen to be still and listen to His guidance… plan… path? If you haven’t taken time to be still, then how do you want it to be for the next few weeks? What will you do in order to make this happen? I’ll be getting up and hour or so before my guys in order to begin the day reading, writing and praying with God before my day begins.

“Be still and know that I am God.”
-Psalms 46:10