<p>In this first reflection, we explore the meaning of <em>Shalom</em> (peace)—not as the absence of trouble, but the presence of alignment with Elohim (God). Based on the Gospel of John 14:27, this Sabbath whisper is a reminder that real peace begins when we’re no longer in conflict with the Father.</p>

In this first reflection, we explore the meaning of Shalom (peace)—not as the absence of trouble, but the presence of alignment with Elohim (God). Based on the Gospel of John 14:27, this Sabbath whisper is a reminder that real peace begins when we’re no longer in conflict with the Father.

True Shalom Isn’t the Absence of Conflict

Where Silence Has Something to Say is a personal devotional series born in the quiet, sacred place of Sabbath - where the noise fades and Holy Spirit speaks. These reflections are not sermons. They are gentle invitations to listen deeply, realign with Elohim's Word, and rediscover peace (Shalom) that surpasses understanding. Each devotion is a whisper from the quiet, secret place in Sabbath - where truth is not shouted, but quietly received for greater communion, revelation, and renewal. This place of Sabbath is where silence has something to say.

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True Shalom Isn’t the Absence of Conflict

True Shalom Isn’t the Absence of Conflict