A Quiet Heart / David Jeremiah

 

A Quiet Heart When He gives quietness, who then can make trouble? Job 34:29 One day in 1947, when Elisabeth Elliott was a student at Wheaton College, she was sitting near a friend at the piano in one of the campus buildings. Elisabeth had written a short poem, and her friend composed a melody on the spot. Over time the melody was lost, but years later Elisabeth included the words in her book Keep a Quiet Heart.

Recommended Reading: Psalm 131

Lord, give to me a quiet heart That does not ask to understand, But confident steps forward in The darkness guided by Thy hand.[1]   We understand so little! God’s thoughts are as far above ours as heaven is above the earth. But He knows the plans He has for us, and they are important. Sometimes we feel as though our life is insignificant, but all of us are part of God’s sovereign design. Your life is important, and you can step confidently forward knowing Your Lord is already there.   We are created to glorify Him as long as we live on this planet, and to enjoy Him for the rest of eternity. Our task is simply to trust and obey. Elisabeth Elliott