3 Ordinary Voices Of God
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GOD HASN’T STOPPED SPEAKING. WE’VE STOPPED LISTENING.
We yearn for God’s direction. We want to hear his voice. We know his will is the path to the peace, joy, and happiness we hunger for. But how do we discover his will?
God has been speaking to humanity from the very beginning-and he has been speaking to you…
Learning to listen to the voice of God will change your life powerfully and wonderfully. The Three Ordinary Voices of God will help you discover how God is speaking to you today and how that will change all your tomorrows.
In this simple and powerful guide, Matthew Kelly demonstrates that God speaks to everyone-whether we are aware of it or not-through three ordinary voices: OUR NEEDS, OUR TALENTS, and OUR DESIRES.
“When I listen to the voice of God and strive to carry out his will, I become focused, energized, and invigorated. When I turn my back on God or run from his will, I become distracted, depleted, and lethargic. All the energy and enthusiasm drain from my life.”
What’s next for you?
Do you have a decision to make? Are you trying to decide what to do with your life? Or maybe you are discerning what God is calling you to for the next season of your life?
This may just be the right book at the right time for you.
God yearns to speak to you.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781635825596
ISBN10: 1635825598
Matthew Kelly
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: August 2024
Publisher: Blue Sparrow
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