Dallas takes the idea of hearing God out of the realm of religion and puts it in the context of real life. Then he provides a solid theological foundation for discussing the idea of hearing God. These four teaching sessions are from a Friday-Saturday Hearing God retreat presented on August 5-6, 2011 at St. Peter's Anglican Church in Alabama. The titles of the talks include:
Dallas begins a four-part series by laying the biblical and theological foundations for hearing from God. The hope is that we would learn to hear from and respond to God, not only in religious settings, but in everyday life.
This second session in the 4-part series covers Biblical patterns and what they have to teach us, the “normal” way it works—then and now, the nature and meaning of “the still, small voice" (I Kings 19:12), why God’s voice is so gentle and must be sought.
Dallas takes us into the Sermon on the Mount and other essential biblical texts to give us a framework for a "hearing God life." He covers the essential role of the spiritual disciplines associated with the "still small voice."
In this final session, Dallas deals with standard objections and problems to hearing God and explains why it is so important for all disciples to understand and practice the hearing God life.
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Dallas begins a four-part series by laying the biblical and theological foundations for hearing from God. The hope is that we would learn to hear from and respond to God, not only in religious settings, but in everyday life. Jesus said, “My sheep know my voice.” We learn to know the voice of God by experience, by repetition.
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Hearing God's voice is not just an event; it’s a life.
This second session in the 4-part series covers:
Session Three Topics:
Session Four Topics:
