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Spiritual Quietness


Sometimes, it good to get away from the noise. Go somewhere quiet to gather your thoughts. That's a rare commodity in my life.  There's the noise of the road, noise of the boys, and noise of a busy office. Often times I can't wait to be alone with the Master.  We all need spiritual quietness from time to time.  Spiritual quietness is a mini revival where you get into the scriptures and absorb all of God's wisdom. This is a time to repent of sins, to renew spiritual promises you made and to communion with the Creator.  It's a time of reflection of the past and preparing up for the future. You can have your spiritual quietness early in the morning when everyone asleep or take a nature walk in the middle of the day.  How about grabbing your bike and ride the bike trail.  Wherever you go and however you get there, take your Bible.  On your spiritual journey of quietness, remienscence on the goodness of God. Awe Him! Thank Him for all the times he came to your rescue. Spiritual quietness is a time of reflection of Jesus' death.  Therefore, grab that blanket, cooler filled with food and drinks, and take your bible to some place away from people and be with God. He rarely get the chance to have uninterrupted time with you. He deserves that much, don't you think?

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