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It flipped the script and made me recognize how often God has and does speak into my everyday life through his Word, conscience, community, creation, prophetic words of others, and even my dreams.
Examples are drawn from a wide range of sources: from St Ignatius of Loyola to the prophetic Pentecostal missionary Heidi Baker. How to Hear God is perfect for individuals who want to explore the different ways of learning to hear God’s voice, communities who want to grow together, and anyone who is looking for an easy-to-understand guide to this often-confusing area of faith.Greig makes it quite clear that the Bible is the language of God’s heart, and therefore if we wish to hear what he is saying, we have to be immersed in the Scriptures.
Greig has once again produced an engaging book on an important element of Christian discipleship, drawing on sources from across the denominational/theological/historical spectrum. More about what story in Scripture Pete says is a master class for anyone seeking to learn to hear God’s voice. And so the way I put it is how weird we get about God, when by definition he created everything we consider normal.How we hear God speak is about how our neural pathways have learned to receive and process data, and this varies from person to person 2. The idea here was that when you made a good decision, you would be flooded with a sense of wellbeing, but when you made a bad one, you would lose that peace altogether. What could be more amazing than waking up in this planet, on this rock spinning at thousands of miles an hour, conscious in a world where there are dung beetles and the Northern lights? Find the 24-7 Prayer Lectio 365 app, a free daily devotional resource that helps you pray the Bible every day. As Pete points out, for followers of Jesus, “hearing [God’s] voice is therefore the most natural thing in the world…but whenever God’s word is confused, abused, or ignored, it can become one of the most perplexing and painful things too.