OM DENNE EPISODE
Maybe you’ve already heard this story
Elijah, already a Prophet of God and used to receiving messages from God, is told by God to stand on a mountain.
While on the mountain, a great windstorm arrives, so strong it splits rocks!
But God wasn’t speaking through the dramatic storm.
Then comes an earthquake!
Again, God wasn’t speaking through it.
Afterwards comes a fire!
God wasn’t in the fire.
God must’ve really come out with something even MORE dramatic, right?
No, it turns out God was in “the still, small voice” (1 Kings 19:11-12)
There’s a few applications for us in there, but one of them for me is this. With the podcasts on and the phone notifications buzzing and Oilers games back on the schedule… with all the NOISE… when is there even an opportunity to hear that “still, small voice”?
And if I keep ignoring it or drowning it out, will God still keep speaking?
Elijah, already a Prophet of God and used to receiving messages from God, is told by God to stand on a mountain.
While on the mountain, a great windstorm arrives, so strong it splits rocks!
But God wasn’t speaking through the dramatic storm.
Then comes an earthquake!
Again, God wasn’t speaking through it.
Afterwards comes a fire!
God wasn’t in the fire.
God must’ve really come out with something even MORE dramatic, right?
No, it turns out God was in “the still, small voice” (1 Kings 19:11-12)
There’s a few applications for us in there, but one of them for me is this. With the podcasts on and the phone notifications buzzing and Oilers games back on the schedule… with all the NOISE… when is there even an opportunity to hear that “still, small voice”?
And if I keep ignoring it or drowning it out, will God still keep speaking?
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