The Quiet Distance That Can Grow Between Two People
Something God has taught me: quietness in a relationship doesn't always mean distance. I've had to learn that silence doesn't automatically mean something is wrong. Sometimes silence is simply silence. Sometimes it's rest. Sometimes, it's an invitation to slow down, pay attention, and move closer—instead of jumping to conclusions. But I've learned not to stay stuck in disconnection. When I feel that distance, I bring it to God before deciding what it means. Is something truly happening beneath the surface, or am I letting my thoughts and emotions fill in the blanks? That's where wisdom and discernment matter. I've learned that a season of disconnection doesn't have to become permanent. Sometimes God uses it to get our attention—not to condemn us, but to show us what needs attention. It can push us to grow, to reach out, to have honest conversations, and to draw closer not only to each other, but to God. And sometimes G...
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