Is it possible not only to talk to God, but to hear from him too? Lynette Allcock shares true stories and biblical reflections on learning how to listen to God.
God wants to speak to you, and he wants you to be able to recognize his voice. If God speaks, it really is important to be able to differentiate his voice from our imagination or the voice of the Enemy. There is one final key in identifying the voice of God. And that is to answer the question, “Why does God speak, anyway?”
Did you know that God wants to speak to you? Sometimes we may see God as distant, uninterested, or only communicating with especially saintly people. But this is so far from the truth. In this series on conversations with God, Lynette has been exploring how to listen to God. Lynette shares another true story of hearing God and considers a couple more ways we can identify his voice.
When God speaks, he does not shy away from giving you a challenge. In fact, that's another key in being able to recognize his voice. More true stories and biblical reflections on conversations with God.
When God is speaking to you, he is persistent, personal, and he brings peace. More true stories and biblical reflection on learning to hear God's voice.
Not only is God persistent when he has something to say, but he is also personal. He talks to you in a way that makes sense to you. True stories and biblical reflections on another key to conversations with God.
When God wants you to get something, he is persistent in how he talks to you. True stories and biblical reflections on one key to hearing God's voice.
Sometimes we wish God would speak clearly with some kind of miraculous sign. But what is the primary way that he speaks to us?
God wants to speak, and we need to slow down to listen. But where do we start when it comes to recognizing his voice?
We often think of prayer as simply us talking to God. Sometimes it can feel a little bit like we’re talking to the ceiling. Does God ever talk back?