Podcasts about God Speaks

God's image in humanity is not silent—God speaks, and He created us to do the same. Words are a divine attribute placed within us as image-bearers of a speaking God. In episode ten of "God's Image in Man", Duane Sheriff reveals from Genesis to the Gospels, Scripture shows that God creates, sustains, and governs through His Word. When God said, “Let there be light," creation responded—and that same principle of creative speech still operates today.Because we are made in His image, our words function as seeds. They have the power to produce life or death, blessing or destruction, depending on how they are sown. While God's Word brings immediate results, our words operate according to the principle of seedtime and harvest. Understanding this powerful truth should influence how we speak to ourselves, our families, and others. Click for FREE offer ➡️ https://pastorduane.com/landing/gods-image-in-man

What if God is speaking through what's happening in your life right now?In this final message of the Hearing God series, Pastor Clint explores one of the most confusing ways God communicates: through the circumstances of our lives. When doors open, plans fall apart, or life takes an unexpected turn, it's easy to ask, “God, what are you trying to tell me?”The Bible shows that God often guides His people through real life situations. From Noah building an ark before rain existed, to Moses encountering God in a burning bush, to Paul being redirected on his missionary journey, God frequently works through events we did not see coming.At the same time, not every circumstance is a message from God. Learning to discern His voice requires wisdom and the right order of filters: His Word, the Holy Spirit, trusted voices, and then life events.In this message, you will discover:• How God can guide you through the circumstances of life• Why some closed doors may actually be God's direction• The posture that helps you recognize what God is doing• How to find peace even when you do not understand your situationIf you have ever felt confused, stuck, or unsure about what God is doing in your life, this message will help you learn how to trust Him and listen for His voice along the way.Because sometimes God does not give the whole map.He gives the next step.

The article, "When the Apostles Write, God Speaks," was first published on the Voice of Reason blog on March 5, 2026.

Hebrews 1:1-4 1 God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets, 2 has in these last days spoken to us by His Son, whom He has appointed heir of all things, through whom also He made the worlds; 3 who being the brightness of His glory and the express image of His person, and upholding all things by the word of His power, when He had by Himself purged our sins, sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high, 4 having become so much better than the angels, as He has by inheritance obtained a more excellent name than they.

Does God still speak today? How can we know that? What does it mean for each of us?

Most Christians believe God used to speak through dreams. John Thomas believes He never stopped and that we've been trained since childhood to ignore it.John spent years dissecting every dream experience in Scripture, and what he found challenges how most of us were raised to think about this. Dreams aren't just random noise from your subconscious. They're one of God's primary languages and once you understand the patterns, you'll start to recognize what He's been saying all along.In this conversation, we cover:0:00 – The moment that changed how John reads Scripture1:56 – Why God speaks from your own life (the cup bearer, the baker, Gideon)5:22 – How we accidentally train our kids to ignore God's voice7:40 – Numbers 12: God's "default" communication method (most people miss this)11:29 – How Joseph's dream saved Jesus' life and what that means for yours15:48 – The difference between God dreams, soul dreams, and enemy dreams16:39 – Why light and color in your dream actually matter29:30 – Why you should never use AI to interpret your dreams30:16 – Common dream symbols decoded: flying, falling, nakedness, houses, cars36:26 – John's nightly practice for intentionally receiving dreams from God42:15 – For those tormented by nightmares: what John wants you to hearWhether you've never had a meaningful dream or you're drowning in them and don't know what they mean — this conversation is for you.Connect with John Thomas: Streams Ministries#HearingGod #ChristianDreams #DreamInterpretation #ReceiveAcademy

This week Pastor Elwin continues our series, "The God Who Speaks". Looking at the importance of community in our personal growth and walk with Christ.Support the show

Did you know that God speaks through your desires? Join Ricky Burge as he explores how to recognize God's voice by understanding the desires that rise in our hearts. This episode promises to transform your relationship with God!

God is speaking. The real question is: are we listening?In Week 5 of Hearing God, we move beyond the basics and step into something deeper, the inner witness of the Holy Spirit. What does it look like to let “the peace of Christ rule in your hearts” (Colossians 3:15)? How do you make major decisions without being driven by pressure, fear, emotion, or the rush to act? This message unpacks the role of your conscience, the difference between being driven by the flesh and led by the Spirit, and why peace is often the clearest indicator of God's direction. You'll learn how God speaks through impressions, nudges, dreams, cautions, and His Word written on your heart. We also explore how a wounded, seared, or guilty conscience can distort your ability to hear Him.If you're facing a big decision about career, family, relationships, health, or your faith, this teaching will help you slow down, guard your heart, and pursue a clear conscience so you can walk forward with confidence.You don't have to live pressured and confused. You can live led.

Sunday Sermon Recap – Cut It. Burn It. Silence It. (It Still Stands.) | Jeremiah 36This week we looked at the moment King Jehoiakim literally cut up and burned God's Word — not because he didn't understand it, but because he didn't like it.Jeremiah 36 shows us three movements:God Speaks.Man Reacts.God Rewrites.The king tried to destroy the message, but God simply said, “Take another scroll.”The truth remains: You can cut the Word, burn the Word, or try to silence the Word — but you cannot destroy it.Most people will never burn a Bible, but we often edit it — ignoring the parts that challenge us while holding onto the promises.So the real question is:When God's Word confronts you… do you tear your heart in repentance, or sharpen your scissors in resistance?Cut it. Burn it. Silence it.It still stands.#SundaySermon #Jeremiah36 #GodsWord #BibleTruth #FaithInAction #BeBoldForJesus #Scripture #TruthStillStands

Throughout my formal ‘preacher' education, I was privileged to take all sorts of classes; biblical studies, histories of various churches and groups, and, especially interesting, were the classes that dealt with the ethical situations one might encounter in the ministry.  These helped this young minister greatly, of course, but my classes did not prepare me for everything.             About 15 years into my ministry, I was called into the hospital Emergency Room; one of my members, a man named Wilbur,  had had a massive stroke, and it was obvious he was not long for this world.  His wife was there, and we talked for some time.  Finally, it was about time for me to leave, and I asked his wife, Imo, if we could pray together.  She said, “Of course,” and I asked her, “Imo, how would you like for me to pray?”  We both knew the grim reality of Wilbur's situation.  She pondered for a few seconds, and finally she grabbed my hand, and said, “Could you pray that God would take him soon?  He's gone, so there's no point in asking for anything else.”  I was relieved, of course, but a little taken aback, because no one had ever asked that of me before.  We prayed as she requested; I gave her a brief hug and went home for the evening.  I got a call from her just a couple of hours later, and she informed me that her husband of over 70 years had gone to be with Jesus.             I've thought of that conversation often over the years.  I am often asked to pray that God will heal or protect one in a crisis; I have also heard people insist on prayers for a miracle, because “it's never too late.” I understand the hope people may have when they face the loss of a loved one. Still, I appreciated Imo's realistic view of the situation.  She had not lost hope, but she did realize that Wilbur's life was over.  We prayed that evening in hope: not the hope of physical healing, but the hope grounded in the resurrection of Jesus.  In Christ, Wilbur's death was a release from the burden of a broken body.  In Christ, his death was an acceptance of God's care for her husband.  And, in Christ, we moved on in the hope that we would be united with him sometime far in the future, as the old song says, “In the sweet by and by.”  God spoke to me that night and reminded me to accept in my heart what I knew in my head: God was always working and could bring a work of comfort and grace, even in the most difficult of times.              God often speaks to us, through his written Word, and through the words of preachers and teachers.  And, just as powerfully, he can speak through the experiences of our lives, as we trust in him, and hear the truth of God's love and grace.       Throughout the scriptures, we hear these kinds of things if we listen; we must only hear His Word.  So, Paul teaches the young pastor Timothy, “I solemnly exhort you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living and the dead, and by His appearing and His kingdom 2 preach the Word; be ready in season and out of season; correct, rebuke, and exhort, with great patience and instruction. For the time will come when they will not tolerate sound doctrine. Still, wanting to have their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance with their own desires.  II Timothy 4:1-3   God speaks; we must always listen.   Be still, and pay attention!   The best way you can support our ministry is by sharing this podcast with your friends and family!  

“Openness and Obedience when God Speaks”Text: Genesis 12:1-4How does Abram model obedience when he is called by God? Pastor Eric Larsen joins us again this week and suggests that obedience requires continual action – a willing participation in what He wants us to do, no matter the cost. Through Abram's obedience, his faith grew and…

Join us for a message from Pastor Jason on Wednesday February 18th, 2026, entitled Word of God Speak from Romans 10:17.For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.Support the show

This week Pastor Brandon continues our all church series, "The God Who Speaks". Pastor Brandon lays out how we can listen for God "voice" through the noise of our everyday life.Support the show

What do you do when God promises a future that feels impossible? In Romans 4, Abraham believed God—even when his circumstances said otherwise—and it was counted to him as righteousness. This message explores a faith that rests not on performance, but on God's promise; not on human strength, but on God's power. It's a faith anchored in Scripture and secured by the resurrection of Jesus. When God speaks a future you can't yet see, you can trust the One who gives life to the dead and calls into existence what does not exist.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the series with Part 3 of 'Sacred Silence' God Speaks, focusing on the true goal of silence—learning to hear God clearly and respond in obedience. Through the story of Abraham, we're reminded that time with God builds trust, obedience brings blessing, and in the quiet, we discover that the Lord always provides.

Most people want to hear from God. They want clarity. Direction. Confidence in their decisions. But what if one of the biggest ways God speaks is the one we're most likely to ignore?In this week's message, we look at the third strand in the rope of hearing God: trusted voices. We've talked about the Word of God. We've talked about the Holy Spirit. Now we talk about the People of God.Through the story of Rehoboam in 1 Kings 12, we see how listening to the wrong voices can divide a kingdom—and how insecurity, pride, and surrounding ourselves with “yes men” can quietly shipwreck our lives.God's will isn't discovered in isolation. It's confirmed when the Word of God, the peace of the Holy Spirit, and wise counsel line up—like range lights guiding a ship safely into harbor.In a world full of noise, you can always find someone who agrees with you. The real question is: who is shaping your decisions?If you want to hear God clearly, this message will challenge you to evaluate the voices in your life—and to become the kind of person who can receive wisdom, correction, and truth.Listen in and ask yourself: Who am I really listening to?

Sunday Morning Message | 1 Samuel 3:1-21 | February 22, 2026

Several years ago, I had purchased an old pickup with engine problems; the plan was to do a quick repair and sell it, and make some profit.  I read a few articles about the process, and a couple mentioned a ‘trick' that would save me quite a bit of time when replacing an internal engine part.  Thinking I understood what the article meant and confident I could figure it out if I needed to, I jumped in and started disassembling the motor. When I got to the part where I planned to use the ‘trick' mentioned in the article, though, I was stumped.  It could not work!  The parts were worn,  everything was dirty and oily, and my old fingers simply couldn't make things work.  I re-read the articles, and even pulled out the factory manual for help – nothing helped!  Finally, I turned to YouTube, an online video site, and punched in a title that I thought would help.  It took a few minutes to find the right video, and I finally found one that discussed the ‘trick' I was looking to use.  The mechanic's voice-over made it seem really simple. After he got the light and the camera, he performed the trick – it was an amazing feat!  Just like the article said, when you got your fingers in the right place and applied just the right pressure, you could disassemble part of the engine almost instantly, without any tools.              I couldn't learn what I needed from just hearing about it – I needed to see it with my own eyes, and once I did, it worked well.  Amazing!             The Apostle Palu knew nothing about working on an old truck motor. Still, he did understand the importance of a ‘picture' or example of doing something, so that others might learn.   In his letter to the Philippians, Paul taught the early Christians how to live like Jesus.  He put things into his own words, and then, to make sure they ‘got it,' he pointed to the example of Jesus:  not what He said, but what He did.  Here is the way Paul taught the early church how to live:  Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus:  Who, being  in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God:  But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form Of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men:  And being  found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became  obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Philippians 2:5-8   Do you see what Paul did?  He did not repeat the words of Jesus in this section; he merely reminded readers of how Jesus lived and how he put his faith in God into action.  That was Paul's teaching method!   Jesus' actions taught us: 1) Understand your ‘place' in the Church.  A believer is “in Christ,” with all the potential for Spiritual gifts and usefulness to God.  2)  We must understand our ‘place' in the church as a humble servant of God.  The point of our faithfulness is to proclaim the Gospel, minister to others in the name of Christ, and glorify Him.  Finally, 3) True faith leads one to obedience to the leadership of the Spirit and submission to God's Word.  We are to seek and find God's will for us in any given situation, and prayerfully submit.  That is God's eternal plan!   Let me challenge you to learn from the actions of Jesus and learn to do more than just talk about your faith.  Put it to work!   The best way you can support our ministry is by sharing this video with your friends and family!  

How does God speak to His children? Listen to this message from Adam Finlay as He looks at the Bible for answers about the many ways we can hear from God.visit us at: conejochurch.com

On the Mount of Transfiguration, God declared, "This is my beloved son." This was not the first time God declared this, He also declared it at Jesus' baptism. But even before that, Peter writes that God spoke these words through David almost a thousand years earlier in Psalm 2. Peter, who physically heard God repeat what He had spoken so long ago writes: "For no prophecy was ever produced by the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit."

How do we learn to hear God speak? Does he speak in silence? Does he speak through events? History? Details? How do we learn to read the Bible and know truth is? Deb and Natalie and taking this season to explore this through reading and studying part of the Gospel of Matthew. Join us. Grab your Bible, a notebook and pen, and a friend and let's learn to listen together.

Struggling to hear God's voice? Carrie shares powerful insights on meditating on Scripture, demonstrating how it opens the channel for divine communication.

Discover how to hear God's voice through your conscience! Andrew Wommack emphasizes that understanding your inner guidance is the key to divine communication—so stay tuned!

Rush Hour – Afternoon Update Sponsored by Wayfair. Get organized, refreshed, and back on track this new year for WAY less. Shop all things home at wayfair dot com Go to rushhourwithdave.com for tickets to my upcoming Asheville NC, Stamford CT and Boston shows! Big developments this afternoon: Savannah Guthrie's mother kidnapping case — investigators are zeroing in on new evidence that could help pinpoint her location. DNA analysis and activity near the scene may bring answers soon. New Epstein file fallout — Marjorie Taylor Greene releases documents she claims show Steve Bannon maneuvering behind the scenes amid Trump turmoil. Political shockwaves continue. Olympics drama continues — major medal moments, controversy, and standout performances as the Games heat up. Fast, focused, and unfiltered — this is your afternoon Rush Hour.

What does it really look like to build a faith-first life and business, without burnout?In this episode of the Grace Space Christian Coaching podcast, I'm joined by entrepreneur, coach, podcaster, designer, and mom of four Rebekah Scott for a powerful conversation about creating systems that bring order, productivity, and JOY to your home and work life.If you're a Christian woman building a business, leading your family, and craving harmony (not hustle), this episode is for you.With more than 15 years of experience running multiple brands, Bekah shares how she helps women go from overwhelmed and overworked to confident and decisive through simple, customized systems that meet their unique family and business structure's needs.Inside this episode, we talk about:✨ How to create simple systems for food, family, home, and business✨ Finding harmony (not “balance”) between motherhood and entrepreneurship✨ Encouragement for the woman with one business, who still feels like she's drowning✨ What expands your capacity as a leader and mom✨ Marketing lessons from serving clients well for 15+ years✨ The power of legacy and long-term vision✨ The behind-the-scenes story of interviewing Bob GoffRebekah is the host of The Encourager Podcast (https://www.encouragerpodcast.com/) and founder of Encourager Academy, where she equips women to take control of their roles, conquer their day, and build lives rooted in purpose and joy.If you're ready to let go of limiting beliefs and step into your most intentional Christ-centered life and business, this conversation will encourage and equip you.

God Has Spoken - Part 4The Book of Amos

Transfiguration Sunday - Pastor James Pierce

Today's Scripture passages are Job 38 - 39 | Mark 3:7-19.Read by Christina Edmondson.Get in The Word with Truth's Table is a production of InterVarsity Press. For 75 years, IVP has published and created thoughtful Christian books for the university, church, and the world. Our Bible reading plan is adapted from Bible Study Together, and the Bible version is the New English Translation, used by permission.SPECIAL OFFER | As a listener of this podcast, use the code IVPWORD40 for 40% off and free shipping on any IVP resource mentioned in this episode at ivpress.com.Additional Credits:Song production: Seaux ChillSong lyrics written by: Seaux Chill, Ekemini Uwan, and Christina EdmondsonPodcast art: Kate LillardPhotography: Shelly EveBible consultant: JM SmithSound engineering: Podastery StudiosCreative producers: Ekemini Uwan and Christina EdmondsonAssistant producer: Christine Pelliccio MeloExecutive producer: Helen LeeTo reach the IVP podcast team, please use this form.Disclaimer: The comments, views, and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the host and/or the guests featured on the podcast and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of InterVarsity Press or InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.

Enjoy this replay from February 13, 2026 with BASM Leader Trainer Bill Vanderbush as he shares from 1 Samuel 3 and how God speaks through the story of Samuel and Eli.

Did you know that pictures are one of the major ways God speaks to us? Join Ricky Burge as he explores how divine images transform our understanding of prayer and guidance in today's episode of Charis Daily.

What if the reason you struggle to hear God isn't that He's silent… but that other voices are louder?In Week 3 of Hearing God, we lean into a powerful truth: God speaks through the Holy Spirit. And not in a weird, mystical, unpredictable way—but as an Advocate. A Defender. A Guide.Jesus called the Holy Spirit our parakletos—our defense attorney. When lies creep in, when shame gets loud, when insecurity starts preaching at you, the Spirit steps in and reminds you of what is actually true.In this message, we unpack:What Jesus really meant in John 14 and 16Why the Holy Spirit will never contradict ScriptureThe four competing voices that try to drown out GodWhy small “yes” moments shape your futureHow the Spirit guides you into truth, not confusionThrough real-life stories—from a terrifying emergency C-section to descending 250 feet into Mammoth Cave—we talk about control, trust, and what it looks like to actually follow the Spirit's lead.

I recently came across a story, told by a college professor, about an experience she had in which she believed God had clearly directed her in a specific situation.   The Professor (Joan) told the story of a young woman (Sherry) in one of her classes who was dressed poorly and looked a little ‘shabby'; she also kept to herself and dropped her eyes when she spoke to the teacher and others in the class.  One day, as the young lady was walking out, she said “goodbye” to her, and as the woman walked out, she heard a voice in her head clearly say, “Give her the money in your wallet.”  The professor felt a little odd about the situation and so resisted.  She did look in her wallet and found a $20 bill; not much to lose, she thought.  By the time she walked into the hallway to find her, Sherry had gone out the door and was nowhere to be found.  Joan didn't think any more about it, thinking she had imagined the whole thing.  She was an active Christian and willing to help, but she had never had an experience in which she thought God might be speaking to her!   A few weeks later into the semester, and nothing had changed.  Joan had spoken to Sherry but had never mentioned the experience to her or offered her any money.  And then, one night, it happened again: as the young woman walked out, Joan heard that voice in her head again, “give her the money in her wallet.”   She quickly dug out her wallet and found $40, twice the amount as before.  She leapt to her feet and ran out into the hallway, and chased down the young woman.  She caught up to her and blurted out, “I've never done this sort of thing before, but I'm Christian, and I feel like God has told me to give you the money in my wallet.”  The young woman, surprised by her teacher's approach, took the money and then explained that, just before class, even though she didn't believe in God, she and a friend had prayed for a box of diapers.  She explained that she was a single mother, had run out of money, and could not even buy her infant a box of diapers.  She was desperate and had asked her friends and parents for help, but no one could help her!  The two women spoke for a few minutes about the situation;   Sherry was not a Christian and had never been to church, so she didn't know what to say about God speaking to her teacher, but she was thankful for the help.  They spoke for a few minutes, then went their separate ways.  Over the next few months, they talked often, first about the young child, and then Sherry's prospects for life.  They spoke often over the next few years; eventually, Sherry received Christ as her savior and remembered the help her friend had given her at the prompting of God's Spirit.   There are so many truths from this true story!  Let me speak of just one:  God speaks to his people! Sometimes it is through the words of a teacher or preacher; or, as in our story, God speaks in the heart of a believer to act and, through the actions of others, to help in some way.  More often, God speaks through the Bible, which Christians believe to be the living, powerful Word of God.  Regardless, God speaks!  Here is one passage that speaks to this truth: “From childhood you have known the sacred writings which can give you the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus.  All scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work.”  II Timothy 3:15-17   Let me encourage you to read the Bible and learn to trust God's Word.  The scriptures can lead you to salvation in Jesus. As the teachings are applied to your life, they can transform and improve every area of your life, literally.  In the Bible, God speaks!   The best way you can support our ministry is by sharing this video with your friends and family!  

This week, Pastor John continued our Established sermon series with a message from 1 Samuel 3. He reminded us that God is always speaking to His people through His Word, His Spirit, and His work, often most clearly in moments of darkness. As we position ourselves with surrendered and attentive hearts, God establishes those who are willing to listen and respond.

How do you know why you're doing the work you're doing, and whether it's aligned with God's calling for your life?In this episode of Grace Space Christian Coaching, I am sharing my reflections from the Be Still Mama Retreat in the Carolina mountains, a weekend centered on rest, biblical truth, and the deep peace that comes from being exactly where God wants you to be.This conversation weaves together faith, work, parenting, and marriage, offering gentle conviction and deep encouragement for women who want to steward their lives well, without striving.Highlights of what we cover:✨ What is motivating the work you're doing right now?✨ Are you running a race God never asked you to run?✨ What does it mean to follow God's path instead of inviting Him into yours?✨ Why rest is not passive, but a spiritual rhythm and guardrail✨ How grief, comfort, and suffering shape calling✨ Eating, scrolling, and living for strength rather than escape✨ How calling shows up in motherhood, marriage, and leadership

God Has Spoken - Part 3The Book of Amos

If you've ever wondered how to actually hear God and not just collect more information about Him, this message is for you.In Week 2 of our Hearing God journey, we get practical. We talk about how God consistently speaks through Scripture, not in random or confusing ways, but through clear patterns, principles, and a bigger story that points us to Jesus. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3 and John 10, this message helps reframe the Bible from a confusing textbook into a living, relational story that equips us for everyday life.We break down how to read the Bible with clarity, how to understand its different genres, and how to discern what's essential versus what's personal conviction. You'll also get simple, realistic tools to build a sustainable rhythm of engaging with Scripture so you can better recognize God's voice and follow His leading.This series is designed for the whole church, from kids to adults, and it's never too late to jump in. Our hope is simple: that you wouldn't just hear God's voice, but learn to trust it and live it out.If this message helps you, take a next step. Attend the series, grab the free guide, and join a small group. Growth was never meant to happen alone.

Father Mitch talks Cultural Connections. Adam Wright of Covenant Radio talks about his cancer journey and how God amazingly spoke through it. Plus, the voice of the prophet Samuel in the movie "David", and T's Two Sense talks over the transgender ideology that is pushed on us.

Are you ministering to the Lord or just about him? Have you moved beyond religious activity to a place of personal intimacy with God? I would say that children raised in godly homes still need their own Samuel moment, a personal call and a personal response. Faith has to be personal between you and God.

In this message, Ps Jake breaks down who the Holy Spirit is, how we are designed to interact with Him, and what the product of that relationship looks like.

In this episode, Mike and Tim navigate through a snowpocalypse while discussing the nuances of faith, hope, and the human experience. They delve into the complexities of optimism versus hope, the role of spiritual disciplines, and the unexpected ways God might work in our lives. Further, they explore various themes surrounding faith, politics, and the human experience. They discuss the impact of current events on personal and communal faith, the role of poetry in reflection, and the importance of spiritual disciplines. The conversation also delves into the influence of right-wing populism on Christianity, and the significance of being receptive to divine nudges. Join them for a thoughtful conversation that challenges conventional beliefs and encourages a deeper understanding of spirituality in today's world. Chapters 00:00 - Snowpocalypse and Family Celebrations 2:57 - Preparing for the Storm 05:48 - Poetry and Reflection 09:08 - MAGA Jesus vs. Real Jesus 11:58 - The Role of Faith in Politics 15:12 - Hope vs. Optimism 18:02 - God's Presence in Suffering 20:59 - Prayer as an Act of Resistance 33:15 - The Nature of Divine Influence 38:07 - Understanding Gifts and Human Agency 43:51 - Nudging and Spiritual Awareness 50:07 - The Power of Example and Influence 56:31 - The Role of Spiritual Disciplines As always, we encourage and would love discussion as we pursue. Feel free to email in questions to hello@voxpodcast.com, and to engage the conversation on Facebook and Instagram. We're on YouTube (if you're into that kinda thing): VOXOLOGY TV. Our Merch Store! ETSY Learn more about the Voxology Podcast Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify Support the Voxology Podcast on Patreon The Voxology Spotify channel can be found here: Voxology Radio Follow us on Instagram: @voxologypodcast and "like" us on Facebook Follow Mike on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mikeerre Music in this episode by Timothy John Stafford Instagram & Twitter: @GoneTimothy

God speaks to those who are willing to listen.