The Silence Where God Already Speaks
The phone in your pocket buzzes, or so it feels. You reach for it, fingers brushing empty fabric, and the silence rushes in to fill the space where a voice should be.
That phantom vibration is the weight of the mask you wear from eight until noon—the desperate hope that someone, anyone, is trying to reach the person you are pretending to be. But the light does not wait for a signal to find you.
It has already made its home within you, quiet and steady, needing no notification to prove it is there. You are not defined by who calls, but by who lives inside.
The phone stays silent because the only voice that matters has already spoken your name.
Drawing from
John 14:23, Matthew 10:26
Verses
John 14:23, Matthew 10:26
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