In this powerful Lenten message, we explore the story of the prophet Elijah in 1 Kings 19:9–13—a story not about thunderous miracles, but about God’s voice showing up in a gentle whisper.
As we journey through this season of Lent, we’re invited to slow down, step away from the noise, and tune our hearts to the still small voice of God. Through Elijah’s encounter, we learn that God often speaks not in the dramatic, but in the quiet spaces where our souls are finally still enough to listen.
This sermon reflects on:
• How God speaks in silence and subtlety
• Why being honest with God is essential to hearing Him
• Practical ways to cultivate quiet and attentiveness in your everyday life
• The difference between spectacular signs and spiritual intimacy
Whether you’re in a season of burnout like Elijah, or simply longing to hear from God in the busyness of life, this message invites you into a deeper relationship through presence, prayer, and quiet trust.