Why do we dislike silence? Why does pausing feel like discomfort instead of peace? In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, we confront the culture of constant distraction—especially the one always in our hand or pocket, the device we carry from room to room, into stores, and even into church. We’ve built lives that leave no space for stillness, yet God does not shout over the noise—He speaks in a gentle whisper. If we cannot still ourselves, how can we expect to hear Him? Through personal stories and prophetic acts, we share how we’ve intentionally unplugged and learned to rest in His presence. This is a call back to the quiet place, where clarity, healing, and direction await.

A short episode where we share practical spiritual tools and resources we personally use.In this ToolTidbit episode, we share the value of writing down words of encouragement you receive from the Lord—especially ones that may be for someone you’ll meet later. Sometimes God gives you a word in advance, and having it written down becomes a powerful witness to the person receiving it. When you pull out a written word at just the right moment, it testifies that you’ve been listening to Him on their behalf—and it can open hearts in a profound way.

In this deeply personal and revelatory episode, Nazim shares an intimate encounter with the Lord that led to a fresh understanding of what it means to boast in the cross in our daily lives.

Drawing from time spent in the book of Luke, he recounts a powerful moment of stillness before the Lord where the beauty of Jesus’s torn flesh and pierced hands was revealed—not as horror, but as holy, fragrant beauty. Like a red tulip in bloom, the wounds of Christ became a sweet aroma to the Father—and an invitation to us.

This episode is a contemplative journey into why the cross is not just a historical event, but a daily place of transformation.

As Paul says to the Galatians, “I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me… May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world… What counts is the new creation” (Galatians 2:20; 6:14–15).

Come listen as we explore the mystery and majesty of the cross—and why it’s worth boasting in.