2 Chronicles 7:13-15 has God open on the best week of Solomon's life by naming the dry seasons ahead—not *if* the heavens shut, but *when*—so the flat stretch you're in doesn't surprise him. His promise is aimed at "my people," and it asks for a posture, not a program: humble yourself, pray, seek his face (want him, not just what he can arrange), and turn. And notice the order—he hears, then forgives, then heals what you can see last, so dry never meant distant.

Romans 1:19-20 says you don't need words on a page to know a painter made a painting—you just know, and the world is like that. God left his fingerprints all over creation: a sunset, a snowflake, the way your knee heals itself. When something amazes you outside, that's your heart hearing God say, "I made this—and I made you too."