Description
After fleeing from Queen Jezebel, the Prophet Elijah found refuge in a cave on Mount Horeb. It was here that he experienced a powerful lesson in hearing from God.
God didn’t speak through the wind, earthquake, or fire, but in a “gentle whisper” (1 Kings 19:11-13). This encounter teaches us that God often speaks in subtle ways.
Elijah’s story reminds us that amid chaos and noise, it’s essential to listen intently for God’s still small voice.
In a world filled with noise, urgency, and constant demands, many people are longing for something simple they cannot find easily:
Stillness.
Clarity.
The assurance that God is near and speaking.
This free download—”Listening to God: Teach Me to Listen”—was created as a quiet companion for those moments.
Inspired by the story of the prophet Elijah on Mount Horeb (1 Kings 19:11–13), this prayer reminds us that God often does not speak through force or spectacle, but through a gentle whisper—heard only when we slow down and listen.
This is not a long devotion or a complex study.
It is a single, reverent prayer, designed to be read in just a few minutes, yet returned to again and again.
What This Gift Offers
A calm, grounding prayer for noisy seasons of life
A visual reminder to pause and listen
A keepsake-style wall poster designed to feel timeless and peaceful
A gentle way to invite God’s presence into your space
Whether placed in a prayer corner, office, bedroom, or study area, this piece serves as a daily invitation to still the heart and listen for God’s voice.
Why It’s Free
Some things are meant to be shared freely.
This prayer is offered as a gift—no pressure, no obligation—because many are carrying heavy thoughts and quiet questions, and a simple moment of stillness can make a real difference.
A Small Gift With a Quiet Purpose
May this prayer help you:
Slow your thoughts
Release striving
Trust God’s nearness
Listen with patience and peace
Download it.
Print it.
Keep it.
Or pass it on to someone who needs a moment of quiet reassurance.
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