Simple. Quiet. Present.
In a noisy and crowded world, we want to relearn together what it means to live simply – not out of renunciation, but out of longing. We create space – in our hearts, in our everyday lives, in our church – so that God’s voice can be heard, his love can be felt and his guidance can be recognised.
The sermon invites us to become quiet in the midst of noise, performance and inner turmoil in order to hear God’s quiet words anew. Based on the biblical desert, it shows that solitude and silence are places of purification, of finding one’s identity and of encountering God. Those who create space for silence recognise God more deeply, are transformed inwardly and gain compassion and spiritual clarity for a fruitful ministry. Two people are walking through a busy street together. The noise of engines hangs in the air, voices overlap, footsteps echo…
