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4 ways that God speaks

4 ways that God speaks
1) In the Word
2 Tim 3:16
If you're not doing what he's already told you to do in the Word, why do you seek for more direction and expect God to tell you. That would just make you  accountable for more....if youre faithful with little you will be given much.
God's Word has to be the final authority for your life.

2) His Voice
He will never speak contrary to His Word...through dreams, visions, a donkey, an audible voice, prophets, through His Spirit.
1 Cor 2:9-12

No one knows your deep thoughts but your spirit and no one knows the deep thoughts of God but His Spirit. Communication with God is spirit to Spirit. The Lord speaks to our spirits.

The more time you spend with God you will recognize His voice. Just like when you've known your wife for 9 years, when she calls you from an unknown number and just says "Hey" you will know that its her. She doesn't have say "hey, this is Jessica", and you don't have to ask "Jessica who?" You will know her voice when you've been in relationship for that long.

3) His Council
If you don't spend time in His Word or in His presence, this is important to you.
Prov 11:14
Prov 12:15
Prov 15:22
Prov 19:20
Prov 24:6

4) His Peace
Col 3:15

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