A Still Small Voice

In first-century Jerusalem, a quiet family life is shaped by deep love, old wounds, and an unspoken fear of loss. Miriam and Reuben have built a home grounded in faith, routine, and the joy of their daughter, Abigail, yet memories of past grief linger just beneath the surface.

As Miriam teaches children the story of Hannah, a woman who whispered her prayers in desperation and trust, the ancient tale begins to echo through her own life. Ordinary moments at the marketplace, subtle tensions, and small choices carry unexpected weight, revealing how fragile joy can be and how closely hope and sorrow walk together.

A Still Small Voice is a reflective, intimate short film about prayer that isn’t shouted, faith that isn’t flashy, and the moments when God’s presence is felt not in spectacle, but in silence. It invites the audience to listen closely to the quiet places where trust is tested and love is refined.