Discovering God

There’s something powerful that happens when we slow down long enough to listen. Not just talk to God. Not just bring requests. But actually… listen. That kind of quiet doesn’t come easy. Life is loud. Schedules are full. Our minds are constantly moving. But when we create space—real, intentional space—we begin to notice something: God is already speaking. The question isn’t if He’s speaking. The question is—are we listening? In 1 Samuel 3 , we meet Samuel—a young man who had spent his life around the things of God. He lived in the temple. He was mentored by Eli the priest. He was physically close to the presence of God. And yet… when God called his name, he didn’t recognize the voice. That’s surprising, isn’t it? It reminds us of something deeply true: Proximity to God DOESN'T always mean clarity from God. You can be around church. Around Scripture. Around worship. …and still not recognize when God is speaking. But here’s the good news: God doesn’t wait for perfect understanding. ...