Blog | Dare to Be Still

Meeting God

My stories of

in the stillness

Stillness.

A word not often used in Christian circles but one that captures my attention. The verse that won’t seem to loosen its grip on me is:

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

I pray God will begin to weave stillness into the fabric of our lives. You and me and our crazy, busy, demanding, noisy days.

- Clarice Aeby

Come, read a few stories and sit still along with me ... that we might know He is God.

Renewing your mind in a season of challenge

Where do we find the guidance and the power to change our lives for the better? God says, “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind,” an

Lessons from a button box

Seems the Lord reminds me of a dynamic truth from the simplest objects – like a box of buttons and thread. Come sit still with me today and

God going behind us and before us

This week I inherited a very special gift, one I’d admired since childhood. And suddenly, in a simple gesture, I saw how God’s hand had tied

Is God STILL with us?

Where can we go to catch a glimpse of Immanuel – God with us – in the middle of all this pain and sorrow and battle and division? If we bel

Equally loved by God

“…We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable R

Finding peace is like playing a table game

Jesus taught His followers using familiar objects, some right before their eyes: a fishing net, mustard seeds, sheep… Is it possible He co

The importance of understanding the basics

More than four decades ago I bought a piano – my childhood dream. Unfortunately, after just a couple years I gave it up, although I don’t re

God knows your name

Bible stories are full of people’s names ~ and also leave many people unnamed. It’s a curious story-telling technique in a book so packed wi

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