Can We Conclude from John 10 That Jesus Speaks to Us Today?
September 28, 2023
#STRaskStand to Reason
Questions about whether we can conclude from John 10 that Jesus speaks to us today, whether 1 Samuel 3 means we have to learn to hear God’s voice, and how to respond to someone who says God communicated a message to him when he saw clouds cover the moon and then dissipate.
* Can we conclude from John 10, where Jesus speaks about his sheep hearing and knowing his voice, that he speaks to us today?
* What would you say to someone who uses 1 Samuel 3 to show that we have to learn to hear God’s voice?
* How should I respond to someone who says God communicated a message to him when he saw clouds cover the moon and then dissipate?
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