Bible Verses on How to Hear from God
What the Bible says about hearing God's voice, with key verses and practical steps to listen in Scripture, prayer, and the church.
15 pieces
God is not silent, but He is not a voice in your head either. These pieces are about listening in the way Scripture teaches, slowly, honestly, and with the Bible open.
What the Bible says about hearing God's voice, with key verses and practical steps to listen in Scripture, prayer, and the church.
A warm, biblical guide to hearing God speak through Scripture, prayer and the church — and how to tell His voice from your own thoughts.
Praying in the Spirit means praying with the Holy Spirit's help, not perfect words. Learn what it is, how to start, and what to do when you have no words.
A practical, biblical guide to quieting your mind so you can hear God through His Word, prayer, and the still, small voice of Scripture.
A careful look at lectio divina: its roots, its benefits, and its risks for Protestant Christians who want to hear God through Scripture.
A simple guide to group lectio divina: how to read Scripture together, what questions to ask, and how to keep the time quiet, warm, and unhurried.
Learn how to choose lectio divina passages and pray Scripture slowly. Includes a list of good passages for lectio divina and simple steps.
A quiet time with God is unhurried time in His Word and prayer. Learn what it is, where to start, and how to draw near to Him day by day.
Lectio divina is an ancient way of praying Scripture slowly through reading, reflection, response, and rest. Here is what it means and how to begin.
God rested, commanded rest, and offers rest in Christ. What the Sabbath is for, the main views Christians hold, and a gentle case for a weekly day of rest.
A four-line method for writing with the Bible open: the verse, what it says, a prayer, and one thing to do. Not a requirement, but a good help.
Impressions and inner promptings are worth taking seriously and worth testing. Five plain questions Scripture gives for telling what is from God.
God's silence is a real experience the Bible names without shame. What Scripture says about it, how to keep praying through it, and where to find help.
A plain way to read Scripture as prayer in four unhurried movements, so the text speaks and you answer, with a caution about what governs what.
God still speaks, and He has told us how. A plain answer from Scripture, a practical way to begin listening, and an honest note on where Christians differ.
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