e52 Fearless Faith: Saying What Needs to Be Said

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The Prophetess Huldah: Saying What Needs to Be Said

(2 Chronicles 34:22–28)

Huldah’s story reminds us that fearless faith often begins in quiet discernment. Before she spoke, she listened. And when she did speak, her words carried the authority of a life aligned with God’s heart.

This week’s SoulWork invites you to practice both listening and courage—to discern when to speak, what to say, and how to say it with love.

Reflect:

Where is God inviting you to speak truth in love?
What helps you know when your words come from Spirit and not self?
What might happen if you trusted God with both your silence and your speech?

Breathe deeply and whisper:

“May my words be rooted in Your truth and my silence in Your peace.”

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