What can you expect? Pastors Alex, Aaron, and the occasional guest having a casual conversation, diving deeper into ideas related to last Sunday’s teaching.

When I went to visit them, Granny and I would sit in her bedroom and listen to various books and usually at least one of the Bible chapters she was currently in. The sewing machine was in her room, and I could sew while we listened.

How do we know if it is the voice of God we are hearing? God’s voice will always sound like Jesus: because Jesus is God, His voice will align with His own teaching.

As you tune into thin and beautiful sounds in our noisy world, ask God to help you be sensitive to the gentle leading of the Holy Spirit.

Scripture describes itself as ‘God-breathed’

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Those of us who want to hear God’s voice as clearly as possible go to the well of Scripture frequently to “prime the pump” of living water into our hearts and enhance our daily conversations with him.

Through my daughter and my counselor, I heard God speak to me. I still hear him in His quiet voice reminding me of His presence and his love.

I Thessalonians 5:17 instructs us to “pray continually.” Elijah, a prophet, a man of God who heard from God in incredible ways as well as in ordinary everyday kinds of ways, even so, became scared; he ran for his life, and had difficulty hearing from God because of it. Are we any different?

Prayer - having a conversation with God - is something the Bible says anyone is able to do. Do you ever wonder if God speaks more clearly to other people than He does to you? Do you ever question your ability to discern God’s voice?