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Celia A. Miller

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Celia A. Miller

Helping you slow down, seek still moments, and behold God's presence with you in the everyday

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Sometimes, it’s hard being seen — being known. Sometimes, it’s hard being seen — being known. Even by the God Who created and formed us. Seeing God is one thing, but allowing Him to see all our busted up and broken parts can feel risky because we often project our own human hurts and experiences onto God, expecting Him to fail us, too. But He won’t, He can’t, because His love is perfect and His faithfulness unending. His Word is the place I try to run to when I struggle to believe this about Him. Because I have those days, probably more than I’d like to admit. A practice that’s really helped me remember and believe Who God is and who I am in Him is reading very slowly Isaiah 43:1–2, and placing my own name within this Scripture. “But now, this is what the Lord says — he who created you, Celia, he who formed you, Celia: “Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze.” I’ll read through this a few times, letting His presence draw near, surrendering my honest doubts about Who He is so that His love can meet me right where I am, rather than where I pretend to be. As I do this, His seeing me starts to become a healing balm rather than a reason to run. Like Light breaking through the dark. May it be a Light in the dark for you, too. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #isaiah43 #hecallsmebyname #imhis #hesmine #soulcare #spiritualpractices #spiritualformation #healing #seen #known #loved #beloved #godiswithyou #faith #contemplativelife #lectiodivina ‭#light
Matthew 12:6 was Jesus’ response to the Pharisee Matthew 12:6 was Jesus’ response to the Pharisees as they came upon His disciples eating grain from a field on the Sabbath. To the Jewish people, this behavior was unlawful. The Law is what held their belief system together, it’s what comforted them and gave them their security. But then Jesus came and upended everything they believed, turning it right side up. “I tell you that something greater than the temple is here.” Something greater than the rules, regulations and rituals was here and He had come to save His people by being with them. The Son of Man had come to set His people free from the rules that had stolen their worship and kept them from relationship. The temples were no longer needed because He was the temple, walking and talking and breathing and healing. As I read this story with fresh eyes this morning, I hear Him ask me, “What temples have you built that need deconstructing?” I think that’s the season I’m in… watching The God-Man flip everything right side up. Watching Him deconstruct the temples I’ve built with my own human hands. Watching Him hold space for my questions and my doubts. Seeing Him seeing me heals me. Seeing Him with me restores me. The temple is here, right here within me. Hallelujah and amen. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #matthew12 #somethinggreaterthanthetemple #godishere #godisnear #godisinthisplace #sacredlistening #deconstructing #temples #restoring #healing #hallelujah #amen #spiritualformation #setfree #contemplativelife #hope
There’s a passage in Isaiah that shows us that e There’s a passage in Isaiah that shows us that emptiness just might be the prerequisite to fullness. That this practice of letting go and opening up to God really does lead to a fuller life. “If you get rid of unfair practices, quit blaming victims, quit gossiping about other people’s sins, If you are generous with the hungry and start giving yourselves to the down-and-out, Your lives will begin to glow in the darkness, your shadowed lives will be bathed in sunlight. I will always show you where to go. I’ll give you a full life in the emptiest of places— firm muscles, strong bones. You’ll be like a well-watered garden, a gurgling spring that never runs dry.” (Isaiah 59:9-12, MSG — emphasis added) Did you notice how letting go — clearing away what clutters the soul — comes before the fullness? Maybe spring can show us that our empty places — the lesser parts of our lives — are where God’s restoration flows in abundance. Perhaps opening up the screen door wide, throwing open all the windows as we reacquaint ourselves with the outside, is how we thrive on the inside. 🌿✨🫶🏻🤍 Read today’s Writings of a Beholder letter at the link in my bio where I share my deepest longings and stirrings for this spring season. If you’d like to receive this weekly letter in your inbox which includes a short word from me, a breath prayer for your weekend, fun resources, and space for reflection, then make sure to subscribe ✨ Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #writingsofabeholder #beholder #substack #screendoors #openwindows #soulcare #springseason #springishere #light #beloved #spiritualpractices #reflection #sacredlistening #contemplativelife #spiritualformation
Some days call for peanut butter and jelly sandwic Some days call for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a cup of fruit for lunch. Do I feel like I’m 7 and not 27 with this on my plate? Yes. Am I mad at it? No. Because feeling 7 for a split second is actually kind of fun when I pause long enough to find joy in all the color on my plate and the sloppy way blueberry jam goops out the sides of bread crust. The way the peanut butter still sticks to the roof of my mouth after all these years is a happy mystery. Jesus said Himself that we must be like children to enter the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 18:3). It makes me wonder, why then do we all want to grow up? Keep your softness, and your wonder, because Jesus isn’t after those who have all the right answers. He’s after those with willing hearts like His to lay it all down and follow Him. To follow the path of surrender and wonder, suffering and joy, all with enough grace for today. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with fruit cups make me feel like a child. They remind me that glory lives in the most unassuming of things. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #wonder #belikeachild #awed #bestill #peanutbutterandjelly #fruitcups #softness #childlike #innocence #spiritualformation #spiritualpractices #sacredspaces #sacredlistening #contemplativelife
“The dialect of God is the day just as it comes “The dialect of God is the day just as it comes — and whenever I slow down and shift perspective, it’s possible to read the impossible: the divine language of love written on all the walls.” —Ann Voskamp The day just as it comes — yes, even here there’s enough grace for today. There’s an abundance of love that meets you in all things messy and unplanned and broken. And in all things joy and laughter and plans that don’t fall through, too. When a Monday morning turns harried and hurried and stressful, pause and receive the grace that’s enough for this moment — just begin right here, with a single moment, and let God orchestrate the rest so that you can rest. Don’t look at today from a Birds Eye view, look down where your feet are and give thanks for the present because that’s all we were made to carry. It’s in this present moment that God’s presence dwells. So slow down, beloved, because your God is not in a worried hurry. And you don’t have to be either. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #gratitude #onethousandgifts #bestill #pause #selah #listen #sacredlistening #sacredspaces #thinplaces #receive #bepresent #spiritualformation #contemplativelife #morningdevotion
It’s that lack of trust in the Father that alway It’s that lack of trust in the Father that always leads my body to the shores of anxiety. In his book, Enjoying Intimacy with God, J. Oswald Sanders writes, “Both Scripture and experience teach that it is we, not God, who determine the degree of intimacy with Him that we enjoy. We are at this moment as close to God as we really choose to be.” Could it be that this anxiety is just a symptom of a soul hungry for intimacy? A soul hungry to be fully known by God? To be filled and fully held by the One Who sits enthroned above the circle of the earth (Isaiah 40:22) while at the same time being closer to me than the very air I breathe? You mean, I get to choose how close He gets? This thought gets under my skin until I’m forced to throw tired and frustrated hands up at the sky, gasping for air as I do, letting my inhibitions and tired legs fall to the floor. Maybe the cure to this anxiety is letting God fully know me — every part of me, down to the darkest, dirtiest, and emptiest crevices. 🌿🤍✨☕️ This is an excerpt from today’s Writings of a Beholder letter, my weekly letter I publish every Friday. Today, I share thoughts on anxiety, trust, and intimacy with Christ. You can read the entire letter at the link in my bio and subscribe to receive it in your inbox each week 🫶🏻 Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #writingsofabeholder #weeklyletter #substack #intimacywithgod #bestill #anxiety #stillness #sacredlistening #sacredspaces #spiritualformation #contemplativelife #compeltraining #faith #spiritualpractices
Time feels elusive the older I get. Or maybe it’ Time feels elusive the older I get. Or maybe it’s just that I’ve lost my ability to be present to each moment. The temptation to live in the past or the future is always there, but neither one of those fills me with the peace I so desperately crave. Another day turns into another week, month, year… gone in a flash of busyness, chaos, emotion. There’s no stopping time, but I think maybe I can slow it down if I slow myself down. Choosing to immerse myself in the present fills me with the presence of God, Who is right here. Yes, He’s a God of past, present, and future. But I am not. I am only given this present moment — a gift waiting to be unwrapped and savored. “Selah — be still,” I hear Him whisper. God says it’s in the slowness and the stillness that we know Him (Psalm 46:10). So I pause, breathe deep the grace I need to sustain these tired, rushed lungs and praise God that His presence dwells with me in this present moment. I unhurry myself and find that time slows, too — each pregnant pause filled with abundant glory. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #slowdown #breathedeep #grace #selah #bestill #givethanks #1000gifts #morningdevotion #stillness #slowliving #slowness #spiritualformation #rest #be #spiritualpractices #contemplativelife #faith #bepresentinthemoment #presence #compeltraining
These early mornings on the living room couch with These early mornings on the living room couch with my favorite blanket and a cup of tea is sacred space for me. It’s where I come to sit with Jesus before the chaos of the day ensues. It’s where I come to be fed, my soul hungry for His presence and His joy. This time in the morning with Him might change over the years, look a little different depending on what season I’m in. But for now, I sit and rest and lay myself bare and vulnerable before El Roi — the God Who Sees Me — in these early morning hours. “But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.” — ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭6‬:‭6‬ ‭NIV‬‬ May we all have a secret, sacred place to meet with Jesus. Even if that place looks like a singular pause in the middle of an ordinary day. And may we marvel at the God Who is always choosing to enter into the unseen moments — a God wooed most not by outward appearances and pretty words, but by intimate moments of communion when our hair’s a mess, our teeth aren’t brushed, and our minds are racing. That, there — right here in the middle of all that’s real and hard and messy — is sacred, holy ground. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #insecret #sacredspaces #secretplace #unseen #thegodwhosees #elroi #prayer #earlymornings #morningswithjesus #stillness #silence #inthequiet #contemplativelife #spiritualformation #holyground #spiritualpractices #bestill
We woke up to snow covered rooftops and while I fe We woke up to snow covered rooftops and while I feel like I should be disappointed by this wintry March weather, I’m surprisingly not. Snow falls softly out the window as I write this, casting a stillness over our little neighborhood that I didn’t know I was craving. The cold provides a safe haven, the snow like a blanket over my weariness. I breathe deeper here, slowing down long enough to let the hush of this wintry day in March settle me. I hear my Savior’s whisper like a gentle invitation, beckoning me Home to Him, to rest here, as I place my hand over my heart and receive His words of grace. “Be still and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10) The outside world isn’t cut off from the Holy Spirit within us. The outside world can be an invitation to take a soul inventory, highlighting our deepest inner needs and longings in the presence of God. Look outside today; what does it stir up within you? Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #snowinmarch #snowcoveredtrees #stillness #sacredlistening #sacredspace #soulcare #spiritualpractices #contemplativelife #spiritualformation #invitations #sunday #compeltraining #faith
What are we to do on the days when our heads know What are we to do on the days when our heads know that God is near, but our hearts and bodies tell a different story? How do we turn toward the Presence of God on the days that feel long and crowded and loud? I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again because I think it’s something you and I both need to be reminded of often; stillness isn’t found only in circumstances but in moments and pockets of time where we choose to turn our hearts toward God despite the chaos of the day. Stillness is a heart posture, a way of returning to God in a moment when everything else is screaming for our harried attention. The truth is, life is full of loud, unpredictable moments and seasons. It’s messy and colorful and sometimes really sad and really good. And you know what’s so sacred about that? God can be found in all of it. 🤍🌿✨🫶🏻 This is an excerpt from today’s edition of Writings of a Beholder, my weekly letter that goes out to all my readers every Friday. Click the link in my bio to read the rest of it and subscribe while you’re there 😊 Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #writingsofabeholder #weekletter #substack #crowded #loud #stillness #selah #compel #compelwriters #faith #abide #spiritualformation #contemplativelife #spiritualpractices #soulcare
One of my favorite things about Jesus’ ministry One of my favorite things about Jesus’ ministry is that He “often withdrew to lonely places and prayed (Luke 5:16 NIV)”. Even at the peak of His ministry where it’s recorded that large crowds would follow Him and press in tightly just to touch the hem of His cloak to be healed (Matthew 14:35-36), Jesus still made rest a priority. Jesus’ words to His disciples in Mark 6:31 are like water to my thirsty soul, “Then, because so many people were coming and going that they did not even have a chance to eat, he said to them, “Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.” (NIV) Just as Jesus extended the invitation of rest and refreshment to His disciples, He extends it to us today. He knows that we can’t face the chaos and trouble that each day may hold if we are not first seeking rest in His presence. Jesus knows that to be present to what He is calling us to, we must first be spiritually well-fed. It’s in the quiet of solitude with God that we find rest for our souls. It’s where we find a safe place to lay our heavy burdens down so we can be equipped to face what He’s requiring of us in this season. The invitation to rest is an invitation to be present to what God is doing right now. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #rest #solitude #stillness #soulcare #breathe #spiritualpractices #spiritualformation #contemplativelife #compel #faith #jesusrested #selah
Maybe the healing and the coming Home to God start Maybe the healing and the coming Home to God starts with letting ourselves be held by Him. Maybe it’s mostly in the mundane moments, not only the mountaintop experiences, that we are really formed and restored. Making dinner, answering work emails, washing dishes and folding laundry are just as holy as raising our hands in worship during a Sunday service. Because God is here, right here, waiting for us to notice all the ways in which He’s already with us — holding us, breathing new life into us, loving us. The invitation to commune is always there because He’s already here. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #godishere #adore #adoration #restore #heal #wholeness #mundanebeauty #mundane #spiritualformation #compeltraining #contemplativelife #spiritualpractices #held #beloved #commune
“Though you have made me see troubles, many and “Though you have made me see troubles, many and bitter, you will restore my life again; from the depths of the earth you will again bring me up.” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭71‬:‭20 (NIV‬‬) In this Lenten season, I’m learning how to adore. How to adore God in the mundane moments of my day, the lonely parts, and the spaces where my lack and pain are great. Adoration is about gazing into the eyes of the God-man, Jesus, says Sara Hagerty in her book, Adore. It’s learning how to be honest and open before a God Who already knows me intimately. Adoration is my invitation to enter into that intimacy by meditating on words of Scripture that tell me about the heart of my God. This week, I’ve been gazing into the eyes of the God Who restores, and letting myself linger there as long as possible. Letting my lack lead me to more of Him rather than letting it hinder me from coming to Him at all the way it normally would. It’s uncomfortable and a bit awkward, this learning how to invite God into the dark with me. But it’s revealing a Love that endures, One unconditional in its very nature, One that can actually take my brokenness and restore wholeness. It’s a slow growth, a quiet process process and one that will probably be lifelong. But that’s what spiritual formation is, a lifelong journey of learning how to let the Spirit cultivate within you the image of the God-man. So I breathe in, “You, God, restore.” And breathe out, “Restore me.” 🤲🏻 #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #selah #restore #restoration #godrestores #wholeness #adoration #adore #psalms71 #saturdaymorning #slowgrowth #slowliving #spiritualformation #communion #intimacy #contemplativeliving #abide
“Then the woman, seeing that she could not go un “Then the woman, seeing that she could not go unnoticed, came trembling and fell at his feet. In the presence of all the people, she told why she had touched him and how she had been instantly healed. Then he said to her, “Daughter, your faith has healed you. Go in peace.” — ‭‭Luke‬ ‭8‬:‭47‬-‭48‬ ‭NIV‬‬ The woman wanted just one touch. To be healed and then to slip away into the crowd, unnoticed. But Jesus wanted to give her so much more. Touching His garment healed her body, but being known by Him restored her soul. He gave her the gift of being noticed that day, and it changed the trajectory of her life forever. Remember today that you were not created to go unnoticed. To slip away into the crowd left unknown. You were created to be fully known and fully seen by the God who aches to restore every part of your life 🫶🏻 Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #youareseen #youareloved #abundance #beloved #restore #restoration #healed #heal #healing #wholeness #spiritualformation #spiritualpractices #contemplativelife #godisgood #jehovahrapha #compeltraining #faith
In this season of my life, I’m practicing saying In this season of my life, I’m practicing saying yes to things that fill my soul. I’ve started paying closer attention to what leaves me feeling exhausted and lifeless and started leaning into what feels light and life-giving. This isn’t an excuse to shy away from hard things. But rather an invitation to allow the Lord to refresh my soul so that when hard things come, I may not be ready, but my prayer is that my soul will be rested. So, here are a few things I’ve been saying yes to lately that give life to my soul and joy to my heart 🫶🏻 🌿 Wednesdays writing with the Writer’s Refuge family hosted by @suefulmore & @katie_kibbe 🌿 solo dates that usually lead me to discount bookshops and Starbucks drive throughs 🌿 a new church family and letting myself be known 🌿 the practice of Adoration (check out @sarahagertywrites book, Adore, if you’re interested!) 🌿counseling sessions that are leading to a whole lot of healing 🌿 afternoon walks when the weather permits 🌿 lighting a candle and drinking tea as I let myself be loved by the presence of God In all of these yeses, I’m encountering God in new ways. I’m getting to know Him and myself on a deeper level. I’m learning what it looks like to play, rest, connect, and trust. What have you been saying yes to lately? Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #sayyes #yes #lifegiving #soulcare #connection #communion #thespirituallife #spiritualformation #spiritualgrowth #contemplativelife #spiritualpractices #compeltraining #faith #selah
Our pastor stood before the communion table today Our pastor stood before the communion table today and extended a gentle invitation — a perspective on the sacrament of communion I’ve never considered before. He said, “The communion table is representative of God’s table. As you approach it, remember that you are welcome and wanted.” Welcome and wanted at God’s table are we. I’m resting in that beautiful truth this evening. I hope you’ll join me there 💛 Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #sunday #communion #eucharist #sundayevening #rest #sabbath #welcome #wanted #selah #soulcare #spiritualformation #spirituallife #contemplativelife #compeltraining #faith
Traditionally, fasting — or giving something up Traditionally, fasting — or giving something up — for 40 days is a common practice during the Lenten season. This might look like fasting a certain food like sweets and desserts, or social media, or even something on a heart level like gossiping or criticizing. But in this season of my life, as I trudge through some old wounds and walk toward healing with my Savior, the thought of subtracting something else amidst all that already feels raw and loud and uncertain sounds horrible and I know that if I did it despite how I’m feeling, my heart wouldn’t be in it. And Jesus is always after our hearts. Fasting is meant to draw us closer to the Lord, emptying ourselves as we turn toward God in repentance, receiving His faithful forgiveness. In fact, all of the spiritual practices and rhythms we adopt in our lives — including this Lenten season — are supposed to draw us near to God. If you feel called to fast something this year, then be faithful to that calling, my friend. I definitely don’t want to deter you from that or denote the sacredness of fasting with Jesus. I just don’t feel that invitation from God this year, and rather than force myself into a rhythm just because it’s what everyone else is doing just feels inauthentic and exhausting. So, if you’re like me, and you’re in need of a gentle entrance into Lent this year and the thought of harsh and sudden subtraction feels overwhelming in this season of your life, I want to offer you three spiritual practices that you can add to your Lenten rhythm that may be what your soul needs these next 40 days with the Lord. 🌿🤍✨⛪️ This is an excerpt from today’s Writings of a Beholder letter where I share with you three spiritual practices that may be life-giving for you this Lenten season. Click the link in my bio to read it 😊 Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #beholder #writingsofabeholder #behold #lentenseason #lent #lentenpractice #spiritualpractices #fasting #prayer #breathprayer #silence #contemplativeprayer #contemplativelife #sabbath #compel #spiritualformation #substack
Yesterday, Wednesday, February 22nd, was what many Yesterday, Wednesday, February 22nd, was what many believers in the faith know as Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday marks the start of the liturgical, 40-day, season of Lent, beginning February 22nd and ending on Easter Sunday, which happens to land on April 9th this year. Ash Wednesday invites us to remember and honor our mortality and to acknowledge that God is ultimately the One Who holds our lives together in His able hands. I wasn’t raised in a church that followed the liturgical seasons, so Ash Wednesday was just a day where I would occasionally see random people with smudges on their foreheads, not understanding — in my child’s mind — why they didn’t wash them off. So yesterday, I decided to go to my first-ever Ash Wednesday service and receive on my forehead my own smudged, ashen cross and I cannot tell you in one caption how much I loved it. I don’t usually post blogs toward the end of the week, especially not right before my weekly letter goes live on Fridays. But my written reflections from yesterday’s Ash Wednesday service are fresh and raw in my mind and I wanted to share them with you today. I hope they bring you encouragement and hope as we enter into this Lenten season 🌿 Click the link in my bio to read today’s blog post. Peace be with you, Celia #celiaamiller #ashwednesday #behold #beholder #ashes #dust #sacredness #sacredlistening #receiving #thespirituallife #spiritualpractices #contemplativelife #liturgicalliving #lent #lentenseason #newblogpost #compeltraining #faith #linkinbio
Today, on this Ash Wednesday, we enter the liturgi Today, on this Ash Wednesday, we enter the liturgical season of Lent. May you notice all the ways in which God is shaping and forming you in this season. May you invite Him into those parts of you that still require His healing touch. And may this season of prayer, fasting, and repentance lead you Home to God and your true self as God made you to be — dearly Beloved 💛 Peace be with you this Lenten season, my friends. Celia #celiaamiller #behold #lentenseason #lent #seasonoflent #liturgicalliving #liturgical #churchcalendar #ashwednesday #forgiveness #fasting #spiritualpractice #spiritualformation #contemplativelife #repentance #compeltraining #spiritualpractices
May these 30 seconds be a welcome pause in your da May these 30 seconds be a welcome pause in your day 🤍 A sacred moment where you can breathe a little deeper, give thanks for the moment, and be where your feet are. Breathe in: Jesus. Breathe out: I belong to You. Go in peace, my friend 🌿 -celia #celiaamiller #behold #beholder #breathprayer #bestill #presentmoment #bepresent #grounded #rooted #givethanks #gratitude #spiritualpractices #contemplative #contemplativelife #spiritualformation #sacredmoments #sacredspaces #sacredlistening #godisgood #compeltraining #faith #hopewriterlife
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