🌾 Morning Stillness: Meeting God Before the Day Begins
Scripture:
“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10
Finding Quiet in a Busy World
Before the rooster crows or the goats call, before the coffee even brews—I try to meet with God.
Some mornings it’s just me, the Word, and the quiet hum of creation. Other days, it’s a battle between distractions and devotion. But I’ve learned that even a whispered prayer in barn boots is enough to shift my whole day.
In the stillness, God speaks.
He doesn’t need perfection. He doesn’t require a spotless home or a completed to-do list. He only asks that we come—as we are, where we are.
Sometimes I write down what He’s showing me.
Other times, I simply sit and let His Word settle in like dew on pasture grass.
This space—this tiny margin before the chaos—has become sacred. It grounds me. It reminds me that I’m not just a wife or a homesteader or a busy woman. I’m His.
A Simple Morning Routine (Faith + Farm):
Light a candle or open a window to hear the birds
Read a short Scripture passage (Psalms or the Gospels are great places to start)
Jot down a reflection in my Scripture Journal Printable (add your download link here)
Say a short prayer: “Lord, help me carry Your peace into this day.”
You don’t need an hour. Just a moment of stillness and surrender.
What About You?
Do you have a favorite time or place to meet with God?
Even five minutes of stillness can change your whole day.
Today’s Prayer
Lord, help me choose stillness in the small spaces.
Meet me in the ordinary.
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