There are moments when silence is more powerful than words.
In a world where everyone feels the need to answer, to defend themselves, or to justify their actions, the Spirit of God teaches us a higher wisdom: silence led by inner peace.
When Jesus was falsely accused before Pilate, He barely answered (Matthew 27:12-14). Not because He had nothing to say, but because He knew His mission didn’t depend on people’s opinions.
He knew who He was.
He knew where He was going.
He didn’t need to prove anything to those blinded by injustice.
Some criticisms don’t deserve your response.
Some attacks don’t deserve your energy.
Some provocations are just traps to steal your peace.
When you know who you are in Christ, you don’t have to answer everything.
You’re not obligated to explain yourself to people who have already decided not to understand.
Don’t confuse silence with weakness.
Silence can be the language of strength.
It proves that you are not led by your emotions, but by the Spirit of God.
Choosing not to respond can be an act of faith and complete trust in the One who defends the righteous without them needing to fight.
Today, remember: you don’t always have to answer. Let God speak for you.
“The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.”(Exodus 14:14)
For the edification of the saints,
Apostle Dr. Jean-Claude SINDAYIGAYA