YOU DON'T KNOW GOD!
I Can Prove You Don’t Know God in 10 Seconds—Yeah, You Read That Right
You think you know God, huh? Alright, let’s put that to the test real quick. I’m about to challenge you, and I can prove you don’t really know Him—in just 10 seconds. I know, it sounds crazy, but just stay with me. This will be worth it.
Here’s the deal: I want you to sit still for 10 seconds. No counting. No scrolling. No talking. No fidgeting. And most importantly, no thoughts. That’s right, your brain has to go on do not disturb mode. 🧠🔕
I’ll wait…
Was that easy?
Be honest! Did you start thinking about what you need to do later, what you’re having for dinner, or that person who got on your nerves yesterday? Let me guess—your mind started running laps around you, huh?
Well, I hate to break it to you, but if you couldn’t sit with a clear mind for 10 seconds, you don’t know the Creator like you think. Yeah, I said it. Let me explain why.
You Want to Know God? You’ve Gotta Get Quiet
We talk to God all the time—prayers, requests, complaints—but do we ever stop long enough to hear His voice? The Bible is pretty clear about this:
“Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10)
Catch that? Be still. That’s where it all starts. If you’re constantly distracted—jumping from one thought to the next, multitasking like you’re in the Olympics—how are you gonna hear from the Most High? Newsflash: He isn’t shouting over the noise of your thoughts.
“The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.” (Exodus 14:14)
Look, I get it. We’re all busy. Life is loud. But you can’t keep hustling and think you’re gonna catch what the Creator is trying to say through all that noise. He’s speaking to you, but are you listening? Or are you too wrapped up in the chaos to notice?
Here’s the Twist You Didn’t See Coming…
So here’s where I flip the script: You think knowing God is about what you do—your prayers, your church attendance, your Bible app streak (yeah, I see you). But it’s also about what you don’t do. If you can’t find stillness for even 10 seconds, how are you gonna sit long enough to hear what He has for you?
I’m not asking for hours of meditation like you’re a monk or something. Just start small. Sit down for 10 seconds of silence and invite the Most High into that space. I promise you, that’s where the magic happens.
Why Meditation is Your Secret Weapon
Before you think, “Oh no, here she goes with the meditation talk,” let me make this plain: meditation is about giving God a chance to get a word in. It’s about controlling the mental noise so you can feel His presence. I’m not asking you to be perfect at it—this is a practice, not a one-and-done.
“In quietness and trust is your strength.” (Isaiah 30:15)
It’s not just about calming down for peace—it’s about strengthening your connection with the Most High. You quiet your mind so you can stop trying to control everything and let Him step in. When you do that, trust me, you’ll be able to handle anything life throws at you.
Nipsey Hussle said, “Ain’t no one in the world in control of my life but me…except the Creator.”
Yeah, even Nip knew the value of stillness and letting the Creator guide him through. You just need to get quiet enough to let it happen.
Alright, Now What?
I’m not leaving you hanging! Here’s your next move: start with 1 minute of stillness. Sit down, close your eyes, and breathe. Ask God to help you clear the clutter in your mind. You won’t be perfect at first, but you’ll get better. And that’s when the real connection happens.
“For God is not a God of confusion but of peace.” (1 Corinthians 14:33)
When you can find that stillness, the confusion, the stress, the overwhelm—all of it starts to fade. God’s peace starts to fill the gaps.
So, take the challenge. You’re out here asking the Creator for clarity, for direction, but are you giving Him space to respond? You won’t hear His voice in the middle of all that mental clutter. So, dare to get still. Dare to shut your brain off for a few seconds. And when you do, that’s when you’ll know the Most High is right there, waiting for you.