From Swiss Megachurch to Liechtenstein Q

After the energy and lights of ICF this morning — Swiss culture meets megachurch — we crossed the border into Liechtenstein, the tiny mountain country between Switzerland and Austria.

The contrast couldn’t have been bigger.

From a flashy, high-production worship service to a catholic, reverent church in Vaduz, everything suddenly slowed down. Even the whole country rests from 12:00 to 13:30 — no noise, no work, no activity. A national quiet time.

Liam and Ashton struggled a bit with this rule. Apparently “quiet hours” are not their spiritual gift.

We visited the Cathedral of St. Florin, lots of intricacies and beautiful, then drove up to the Prince’s Castle overlooking the valley. The whole place feels peaceful — almost like the country itself is a retreat center built into the Alps.

A day of contrasts - Logos and Rhema in the morning, silence and stillness in the afternoon.

A reminder that God speaks through the loud and the quiet, the energetic and the reverent — and sometimes even through a tiny country that pauses every day for peace.Read more