In a world that has lost the art of stillness, we're called to rediscover this spiritual posture of quiet trust and surrendered expectation. Stillness isn't passive waiting but actively clearing space for God to move. The biblical pattern shows that stillness precedes sacrifice, which then invites divine fire. Like Elijah at Mount Carmel, when we choose stillness over frantic activity, we position ourselves for God's powerful intervention. By embracing stillness in our daily lives, we prepare consecrated ground where God's transformative fire can fall.