Hearing God

Knowing GodSteve Gregg
Discover the essence of hearing God in Steve Gregg's insightful discussion. Gregg emphasizes that hearing God is not the norm and requires tuning in rather than expecting a loud, dramatic experience. While some may claim to have conversations with God, Gregg cautions against mistaking every prayer as a two-way conversation. Instead, he encourages seeking guidance through the Scriptures and being willing to obey God's instructions, trusting in His wisdom and sovereignty.
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