Sometimes the glow comes in the quiet. Not every battle requires movement—some require stillness. In the stillness, your faith grows legs. In the stillness, He speaks. In the stillness, He shifts what you can’t see. This week, we’re being reminded that stillness is not passivity—it’s power under the covering of God.

Key Scripture:

Scripture of the Week: Psalm 46:10 – "Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth."

Devotional Teaching

Sis, in a world that tells us to hustle, grind, and go nonstop — God says: Be still. Stillness is a weapon. Stillness is not passive — it’s powerful.

When you’re still, you surrender control. You posture yourself to hear. You remove yourself from the driver’s seat and let the Holy Spirit take over.

Jesus modeled stillness. In Mark 4, when the storm hit, what did He do? He slept. The storm didn’t shake Him, and it doesn’t have to shake you. When we are still, we tell the storm who our God is.

Takeaway:

• Stillness is spiritual warfare.

• Peace is proof of His presence.
• Your posture in the dark determines your breakthrough.

Core Message: Sometimes the glow comes in the quiet. Not every battle requires movement—some require stillness. In the stillness, your faith grows legs. In the stillness, He speaks. In the stillness, He shifts what you can’t see. This week, we’re being reminded that stillness is not passivity—it’s power under the covering of God.

What You’ll Receive in This Episode:

• A raw word on how God meets us in silence
• A call to be anchored in stillness, even in chaos
• A devotional on waiting and watching
• A Midnight Glow Prayer over your week
• A declaration to speak daily
• A journaling challenge to process and praise

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  Weekly Declaration: I am still. I am surrendered. I am surrounded by His glory. I do not panic—I pray. I do not run—I rest. My stillness is warfare. My glow is rising.-------------------------

  Prayer: Lord, I bring my unrest, my worry, my wondering to You. In this midnight hour, I receive peace that surpasses understanding. I trade my pace for Your presence. Let my stillness speak faith. Speak to me in the quiet, God. I am listening. Amen.

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• Journal Prompt: Where is God asking you to pause and trust this week? What does “being still” look like in your situation?