We often expect glory to come wrapped in thunder, lightning, or a supernatural encounter. But today, we were reminded, sometimes, wonder whispers through the ordinary.

Moses wasn’t in a temple or revival service.

He was in the wilderness, doing the mundane work of tending sheep.

And still, God was there.

He didn’t come through a prophetic dream or angelic visitation. He came through a bush. A flame. A moment so subtle, it could’ve been missed.

But Moses turned aside.

And everything changed.

There is glory in your wilderness.

There is wonder in your routine.

There is sacredness in the interruptions.

Where you feel hidden, overlooked, or stuck in repetition, look again.

That place might be holy ground.

Exodus 3:5 (NLT)

“Take off your sandals, for you are standing on holy ground.”