Psalm 131:2 | When You Don’t Need an Answer

What do you do when God doesn’t give you the explanation you’ve been asking for?In the tiny three-verse Psalm 131, David describes his soul as a weaned child resting with its mother. It’s a beautiful picture of a faith that has learned to rest in God’s presence without demanding that every question be answered first.As we wrap up the week, we’re talking about what it means to quiet our souls and trust who God is—even when we don’t understand what He’s doing.Scripture: Psalm 131:2 (CSB)Today’s Salty Thought:Peace isn’t having all the answers. It’s knowing Who you’re sitting with.Today’s Step:Choose one unanswered question you’ve been carrying. Instead of trying to solve it today, bring it to God and pray, “Father, I don’t understand this, but I trust You.” Then spend a moment quietly resting in His presence.