We don’t always need the perfect plan or the right words. Often, obedience, restraint, and a teachable spirit speak louder than expertise.

In a noisy world, true strength and clarity come when we choose the sacred stillness of silence—where we wait on God, hear His voice, and are reminded that He alone is our rock and salvation.

Aslan embodies both power and tenderness, teaching children about reverence and sacrificial love, paralleling themes found in Ecclesiastes regarding our approach to God.

True wisdom begins with listening; without this foundational practice, speaking wisely becomes impossible and impulsiveness often prevails.

Reflecting on past experiences of God's intervention and the sacrificial love of Jesus empowers us to face each day with confidence, trusting in His presence through all circumstances.

Sometimes it is best to remain silent, and other times there’s an opportunity to address or correct the lies someone is perpetuating. The Bible makes it clear that sometimes speaking and sometimes staying quiet is the best option.

There is wisdom in knowing when to speak up and when to keep silent. Maybe the secret is in learning to listen to God.

“Silence is praise to you, Zion-dwelling God,” the psalmist prays. And nothing inspires silence like the dependable awe of a sunset or sunrise.

In all the noise surrounding us, we hear many offering solutions to the problems of our hearts and situations. But there is only one source. And there is one sure way to find it.