When was the last time you truly withdrew to be with God? Jesus constantly stepped away from the crowds—even when everyone was looking for Him—to spend time alone with the Father. In Mark 1:35, after healing an entire city, He rose early and went to a desolate place to pray. Why? Because solitude with God brings clarity to our purpose.

We live in the most connected generation ever, yet we're more isolated than before. We crave attention, not communion. But here's the truth: Moses came down from the mountain with his face shining so brightly he had to veil it. Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 3:18 that we get to live with UNVEILED faces—transformed from glory to glory as we behold the Lord.

Are you ready to practice solitude? Not isolation, but intentional time with the Father that fills you so you can pour out. When you've been with Jesus, people will know by the fruit of your life.