why we need to hear God’s voice [an interview with @mafeinberg]

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What do you do when you hear God’s voice telling you to do something?

Do you shrug it off?

Do you pray more to ask for clarification?

Or are you quick to respond and follow His guidance?

In this part of the interview, Margaret Feinberg deals with the idea of what it means for us to hear God’s voice, and explores what we get out of being obedient to His leading.

But I get the feeling that what we talk about here is just the tip of the iceberg. Watch this part of my conversation with Margaret, and share (in the comments below) what you think about the benefits of obedience… and what you think about following His voice when we may not be hearing Him right.

I’m really interested to hear what you think about this…


Dan King

CHIEF INSTIGATOR

Christ-follower. husband. father. author of the unlikely missionary: from pew-warmer to poverty-fighter. school of ministry and missions instructor. facebook channel editor for thehighcalling.org. co-founder and media director for the activistfaith.org movement. social media dude for help one now. chief instigator at bibledude.net.

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  • JennPossible

    I completely agree with her. Obedience to God and listening to His voice (whether we get it right or wrong 100% of the time) develops strength and character in us…and it brings us closer to God. It helps fine tune our walk. 

  • http://bibledude.net/ @bibledude

    hearing God’s voice/direction certainly takes practice and discipline. i believe that the more we do it, even in the little things, the better we get at it.