Pause. Listen. Receive.
Selah (סֶלָה) is a Hebrew word that appears 74 times in the Psalms. While its exact meaning is debated, most scholars agree it's a musical notation meaning to pause, stop and listen, or reflect.
In our fast-paced world, we've lost the art of pausing. We consume information rapidly, multitask constantly, and rarely give ourselves space to simply be still before God.
Daily Selah is an invitation to slow down, to create sacred space, and to encounter God through His living Word.
We believe Scripture doesn't need to be interpreted—it needs to be received. God's Word is living and active, and the Holy Spirit is the best teacher.
We trust that God's Word is powerful enough to accomplish His purposes without our clever analysis.
Where you are emotionally and spiritually matters. The same verse can speak differently in different seasons.
We provide prompts and questions, not answers. Your encounter with God is personal and unique.
We trust the Holy Spirit to guide you into truth, conviction, and transformation.
For more guidance on how to get started, visit our Journal for practical articles on quiet Bible reading and prayer journaling.
Whether you've been walking with Jesus for decades or you're just beginning to explore faith, Daily Selah is for you. No theological degree required. No religious performance expected. Just you, God's Word, and the Holy Spirit.
All you need is a willingness to pause, to listen, and to receive what God wants to speak to your heart today.
"Be still, and know that I am God."
— Psalm 46:10
God is here. Right now. In this moment. He's not rushing you. He's not disappointed in you. He's simply inviting you to pause, to be still, and to know Him.