KEY POINTS

- Silence creates tension and it gets our attention.

- We create silence in our faith by allowing fear to be louder than the peace God is offering.

- Silence is not absence.

- The world sees peace as calmness, but in faith, we see peace as contentment.

- God’s plan is always better.

- We can move from the fear and silence of our “not yets” and into the peace and surrender of opening our hands and saying “and yet, Your will, not mine.”

- We worship a God that meets us in our fear.