
“He was silent… but never absent.”
There’s a kind of pain so heavy, it doesn’t scream —
It settles.
It wraps around your chest like a fog, and you can’t tell if you’re breaking… or just becoming something new. That’s where I met Him.
In the silence.
In the stillness.
In the moments when I thought He had forgotten me. I was angry.
I was lost.
I was curled up on the floor, questioning everything I had ever believed — wondering why it had to hurt this much just to choose myself. But in the depth of that darkness, I felt it:
A presence.
Not loud.
Not demanding.
Just… there.
Like breath in the middle of suffocation.
Like a flicker of warmth in a soul gone cold.
I expected Him to answer with thunder.
I wanted signs. Miracles. Loud affirmations.
But what I got instead… was stillness. And that stillness broke me open. He didn't rescue me in the way I imagined.
He did something deeper — something sacred:
He sat with me.
Not to fix me.
But to refine me. I thought He was ignoring me.
Turns out, He was rebuilding me.
The delays were protection.
The silence was instruction.
The emptiness? A space He cleared… so I could finally hear. I realized I had spent so long begging for clarity,
I forgot to sit in the confusion and trust that He was already working. Every rejection was a reroute.
Every betrayal, a blessing in disguise.
Every quiet night was a rehearsal for divine alignment.
He was there in the job I walked away from.
He was there when the love I clung to started slipping.
He was there when I lost friends, direction, confidence, and almost — myself. And now I know:
He didn’t let me drown.
He let me shed everything that couldn’t swim.
It was a whisper.
A deep, aching knowing.
A sacred shift.
I didn’t rise from the fire screaming —
I emerged from the ashes glowing.
Because in the dark,
I met God.
And in meeting Him…
I met me.
- What if the silence in your life is God making room for your true voice to rise?
- What are you still trying to force that God has already closed the door on?
- Where is He whispering to you right now — and are you quiet enough to hear it?
In the dark, I met God.
And He reminded me:
Your light was never gone —
You just had to stop trying to borrow it from broken places.