Join thousands worldwide on September 10th for the 32th annual World Day of Prayer as we unite hearts and minds with people from around the globe to affirm: “Be Still and Know.”  Join us in person at the Ernzen’s home or on Zoom at 7 PM for music, meditation, and community.

Click  HERE at 7 PM ET to join this Zoom Meeting ID:358 407 2821

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Guiding Prayer

A Prayer of Stillness and Knowing

I pause. I breathe. I turn inward to the quiet space where Truth resides.

To be still is not to do nothing—it is to release the need to struggle, to let go of the noise that clouds my mind, and to settle into the deep presence of God within me. To be still is to listen, to trust, to rest in the knowing that I am already held, already guided, already whole.

In this sacred stillness, I remember that I am not alone. God is here—not as a distant presence, but as the very life within me. God is the love that heals, the wisdom that clarifies, the substance that sustains. I do not need to reach for what is already mine. I do not need to fear when divine truth is my foundation.

So, I surrender my thoughts of lack and the weight of uncertainty. I open my heart to the quiet assurance that all I need is here. The answers unfold in divine timing. The path reveals itself in perfect order. There is no rush, only trust. No force, only faith.

I rise from this moment not with the urgency of the world but with the peace of knowing. I move forward with confidence, anchored in the stillness that speaks beyond words. I carry this presence with me into all that I do, allowing it to shape my thoughts, my words, and my actions.

I am still. And I know.

Amen.