“Be still and know that I am God” is one of the most quoted verses in the Bible, often used as a call to quiet time and personal intimacy with the Lord. Yet Psalm 46 was originally a battle song for Israel, celebrating God’s protection in the midst of distress, not a solo devotion verse for peaceful mornings. In this message, we Think Again about Psalm 46 and discover that “Be still” is God’s command to his enemies, not his followers, and that the Psalm is written to help believers fight fear when life feels dangerous or overwhelming. Psalm 46 unfolds three encouragements about Jesus Christ that will help you trust him when you feel threatened, vulnerable, or afraid.