Let be and be still, and know (recognize and understand) that I am God.  I will be exalted among the nations!  I will be exalted in the earth!  Psalm 46:10 (AMP)

To believers of all the ages, this psalm is a call for silent trust in God.  With a settled, confident trust, we know God’s “got it” — whatever it is.

It’s in those very times of stillness that we get to know Him. Reading, listening, and responding to His Word produces intimacy.  Intimacy, with the Great I Am.

Your impact and influence is directly related to your intimacy with Christ.

Let Him be exalted in your heart, FIRST!

To encourage your “still time” with God, I recommend these devotionals.

My Utmost for His Highest – by Oswald Chambers – the all-time classic devotional (my first devotional, given by my roommate, Terri (Draper) Wilkinson while at Baylor)	Jesus Calling – by Sarah Young – written as if Jesus was speaking directly to you!
Morning and Evening – by Charles Spurgeon – the most popular work of the famous British preacher from the 1800’s	Sparking Gems from the Greek – by Rick Renner – 365 Greek word studies for every day of the year (special thank you to Shannon Chatham for this gift!)