We all need to blow off steam sometimes: to vent, to scream, to throw a tantrum. Can we do this with God? Sure.
In Psalm 13:1-4, David is venting and feels God is not answering him.
Big Idea:
When God seems silent, He is just waiting for you to be quiet.
Why be quiet?
Practice reflection.
John Dewey (educational reformer):
“You don’t learn from experience. You learn from reflecting on experience.”
So you can:
Remember (v.6),
Which leads to Trust (v.5),
And brings Blessing (v.5).
“Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 42:10)