When faced with life's challenges,
it is Important to Remember
that although Daniel was saved from the lions,
he was not saved from the Lion's Den.


Sunday, October 2, 2011

Sabbath Day Scribblings - Quiet Time



“Because the Spirit is often described as a still, small voice, it is also important to have a time of quiet in our lives as well. The Lord has counseled us to ‘be still, and know that I am God.’ If we provide a still and quiet time each day when we are not bombarded by television, computer, video games, or personal electronic devices, we allow that still, small voice an opportunity to provide personal revelation and to whisper sweet guidance, reassurance, and comfort to us.”

7 comments:

  1. Even out here in the middle of no where, this is so hard for me. Quiet almost hurts my ears. Getting me to STOP and listen....tough stuff!!

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  2. I really like this. I love quiet. In fact, I have been thinking about using this word as my "word of the year".

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  3. This is a great, simple explanation I can use with my teenagers. Thank you.

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  4. This is one of the thoughts I had during Conference ... great quote to reinforce that!

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  5. I seek peace and quiet every day. Without it, I feel too frazzled and crazy. It can be hard to find though.

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  6. I love your Sunday thoughts. I too seek for peaceful moments to hear that still small voice. I know that learning to hear or feel the spirit is vital into days busy world.
    Blessings to you and enjoy those moments!

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  7. This is so true. When we have constant noise around us it is hard to hear that "still, small voice".

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