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When God Feels Silent: Trusting His Sovereignty Through the Dark Night of the Soul
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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we reflect on Chapter 22 of A.W. Tozer’s The Knowledge of the Holy: “The Sovereignty of God.”
Tozer doesn’t just describe sovereignty as a theological concept—he paints it as the bedrock of our trust in God. When life feels chaotic, when prayers go unanswered, when we hit that dark night of the soul—this truth anchors us: God is still on the throne.
We all experience seasons where God seems silent, distant, or absent. But His sovereignty reminds us that even in those moments, nothing is out of His hands. He rules with wisdom, power, and perfect love. The world may be out of our control, but it’s never out of His.
Join us as we unpack Tozer’s rich reflections on God’s absolute rule over all things, and how surrendering to His sovereignty brings peace to our anxious hearts, strength to endure suffering, and deeper worship in the mystery.
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