Many people are trying to inject more activities into an already over-crowded schedule.  A few are trying to slow down the pace of a frantic life, but when was the last time you heard of someone "being still"?   
  
Even our churches today have seemed to adopt this hectic pace.  In so doing, we have created a hybrid Christian of a sort.  Christians who know a great deal about God, but know very little of God.  Christians to whom the level at which the Holy Spirit is working is directly proportional to the amount of emotion evoked.  Christians who have drowned out God's "still, small voice" with the raucous din of their search for Him.  A generation of Christians growing ever more frantic in their search for a God who seems to grow ever more distant.  A generation of Christians who must soon learn the value of "being still" or risk forever extinguishing God's small but powerful voice. 
  
"Be still and know that I am God."