Living in a world filled with racial tension and gun violence, I am moved to reflect on the words of Psalm 46:10 that resonate deeply within my soul: “Be still, and know that I am God.”
In the chaos and fear of the present-day political and social climate, losing sight of God’s presence and goodness can be easy. But as I meditate on Psalm 46:10, I am reminded that God is always with me, even in the darkest times. The reassuring words of the Psalm remind me to cultivate a spirit of stillness amid the world’s noisy chaos. In these moments of silence, I can hear God’s voice speaking to me, guiding me, and comforting me.
As a Black woman concerned about my family and community’s well-being, I find peace and inner strength in surrendering to God’s will and trusting God’s plan. The stillness helps me block societal dissonance and focus on God’s goodness and sovereignty. In the stillness, the seeds of resolve are planted in my spirit, allowing me to face the world’s challenges and advocate for justice and equity for my family and all marginalized communities.
