
Psalm 46:10 — What “Be Still” Really Means
What does “Be still and know that I am God” really mean? Psalm 46:10 is often misunderstood. This study walks through the verse in context to reveal God’s authority and protection.

What does “Be still and know that I am God” really mean? Psalm 46:10 is often misunderstood. This study walks through the verse in context to reveal God’s authority and protection.

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We are Christ’s ambassadors, sent on purpose to make Him known.
Not through performance or pressure, but through faithful presence, obedience, and light in everyday places.

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