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Blog Post – Day 13: Meditate and Declutter

Blog Post – Day 13: Meditate and Declutter

I woke up at 2:40 AM this morning, not out of obligation but out of alignment. There’s something about rising early, while the world still sleeps, that brings me closer to the still voice of God. I entered the day with quiet intention, reading scripture, reflecting, and preparing for Day 13 of my 25-day journey: Create, Connect, Contribute. The theme for today was 'Meditate and Declutter.'Before I met up with a friend, I took a quiet bike ride to the far edge of the neighborhood. The fence at the end of the road became a sacred pause point. I placed one foot on the ground, one on the pedal, and simply sat still. The skyline came alive with lightning, flickering from east to west. Insects buzzed. A train rumbled in the distance. Then, as I looked toward the sky—something I rarely do—I saw a shooting star. It was a quiet moment of wonder, a gift I might have missed if I hadn’t slowed down. The ground was still wet from earlier rain, the humidity thick. But the peace? The peace was undeniable. Later, I walked with a friend. We walked together in stillness and conversation, exchanging reflections about scripture, breath, mission, and alignment. The friend shared his own moments of insight, from noticing birds singing to the importance of staying grounded in God's care. We talked about Galatians 2:20 and John 14:12—reminders of the truth already alive within us. The question that centered me was this: What truth lives inside me that no one else can give or take away? That question stayed with me through every part of the morning—from scripture to movement to shared silence. Now, pulling back into my driveway, I realize how much was given in just a few hours. Stillness gave me clarity. Reflection gave me peace. The ride gave me rhythm. The walk gave me connection. And above all, God gave me Himself. That’s more than enough. *Day 13 is complete. The truth is in me. The clutter is gone. I'm ready for what comes next.*

 
 
 

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