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Asking God Questions but Hearing Silence? Here's Why by Jeffrey Hardwick
Asking God questions is one of the most natural things we do as believers—yet so often the silence that follows leaves us frustrated and wondering why He isn't answering. You prayed, waited, asked again—and still heard only quiet. It's frustrating, even discouraging. I've been there more times than I can count. The good news? God isn't ignoring you. Most of the time, when we don't hear an answer, it's because something in how we're asking needs adjusting. Today I want to share three common reasons why God may not answer—and what you can do differently so you start hearing Him clearly.
A Heart Among the Rocks by Patrick Carden
Sometimes we have to get away from the noise to remember what really matters. Once a year, I take a solo trip. It's something I've come to look forward to, and quite honestly, something I've come to need. It's my time to unplug, rest, reset, recharge, reflect, and reconnect with myself, with nature, and with God. No schedules demanding my attention, no obligations pulling me in a dozen directions, and no need to be anywhere other than exactly where I am. Just me, my thoughts, and whatever the journey has to offer.
The Procession of the Resurrected By Faith Marie Baczko
Our walk as believers is not, first and foremost, about joining a church. At salvation, we are joined to Christ. The Church is Christ. The Body is Christ. The Temple is Christ. He is all in all. The measure of Christ's hold on a believer is the measure of glory they will experience and the measure by which they will fulfil their divine purpose and destiny. We are called to minister the life of Christ in all we do—releasing and imparting His life to others. That requires a living, authentic relationship with Him: divine union and communion, grounded in knowing Christ intimately. It is a supernatural connection to His being that enables us to minister His life to others.
