Hearing God
Most people struggle with hearing God for themselves, so this podcast will equip you with tools and practical examples so you can confidently hear God.
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100 Episodes. Woohoo!! Join us as we celebrate 100 episodes of the Hearing God Podcast. In this episode, we share our reflections, what we’ve learnt, and our favourite episodes (apart from the guests which we have loved hearing their stories but completely forgot to mention but will put links to their episodes in the show notes). We share how doing the podcast has grown us individually, as a couple, and in our relationship with God...
Have you ever asked God how He would love to get resources to you, or how He would love you to manage the resources He gives you? How do you hear God in relation to your finances? In this episode of the Hearing God Podcast, Gary & Jane share numerous examples of hearing God with their finances.
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How do you hear God in relation to your work? How do you hear Him at work? In this episode of the Hearing God Podcast, Gary & Jane share personal examples of hearing God at work and how they have stewarded their work by taking time to listen to God while working.
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What is your immediate reaction when you hear the word ‘deliverance’? What images does it conjure up in your mind? In this episode of the Hearing God Podcast, we unpack deliverance, our experience, and share stories to help demystify and explain it simply. Join us as we share the importance and practicalities of simple deliverance and how we listen to God’s promptings throughout the process.
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Would you love to see more people healed by God? How do you know what to pray for healing? How do we hear from God when praying for healing? This episode of the Hearing God Podcast is jam packed full of personal examples and tips that have helped us see God heal many people. Join us as we share these tips and stories from our lives.
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Would you love to see every prayer you prayed answered? If we hear from God what to pray before we actually pray, then it is far more likely our prayers will be answered.
Join us as we share numerous examples of miracles and answered prayers from our lives.
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Do you realise and recognise the authority you have in Jesus Christ? Do you hear God in relation to all sorts of matters and boldly decree and declare the outcome? Are you intimate with God and hearing His thoughts and plans for you and the world around you?
When we recognise our identity as a beloved son/daughter of God and the authority that comes with it, we then trust that God will hear us and speak to us. Knowing our authority...
Trusting God enough that He will answer me is directly tied to our identity in God and what we believe about God. Is God trustworthy? Can I really trust that He is interested enough in me to answer me? An identity grounded in God means that when we think of who we are, one of the first things that comes to mind is our status as someone who God deeply loves. Join us as we explore the question, "Do I trust God enough that He wil...
Autumn is typically a time of harvest's end and a period of reflection. We see the reward of our hard work. We have a little breather to reflect and plan before preparing and tilling the land to lie fallow for spring planting. Join us as we explore hearing God during this autumn season of our lives and discover suggestions to make the most of this time.
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Summer is a time of harvest, of working hard and long hours and capitalising on the breaks to take a breather and have fun. It is a time of monitoring the weather so that the crops don't become spoiled. During this spiritual season, it is crucial to remain focused on God, to look and listen for the 'little' signs and to nurture your relationship with God. Join us as we explore hearing God in the summer season of harv...
New beginnings and fast growth, potential, promise and possibilities often characterise a spring season. A time of excitement and breakthrough, but it can also be a time of chaos and frantic activity, feeling pulled in numerous ways with limited time. Remaining connected to God is crucial in this time, but it may also be a time of discovering God in the new. Join us as we explore hearing God in the spring season of new opportunitie...
Winter can be a time of withdrawal, retreat, stagnation, and closure. A time for transitions and endings. It can be a bleak and disheartening season, where you endure and wait longingly, struggling to hear God and perhaps feeling distant from Him. A time when you may be tempted to pull away from God or feel that God is silent. We unpack why it is so important not to 'camp' in this season but to move through it. We ask the...
In life, we experience not only the weather seasons but also metaphorical seasons, such as dry and barren seasons, the waiting season, the busy season, a season of celebration, or a season of spiritual warfare, among others. No season is perfect. Each season has its unique problems. The way we handle one season profoundly impacts how we experience the seasons that follow. Seasons are not a punishment from God. Instead, they are a t...
The retirement years are not meant to be a never-ending holiday. Although the Bible doesn't specifically address retirement, apart from Numbers 8, which instructs priests to leave the heavy lifting to younger men, it does refer to the aging process and the responsibilities and legacies we are to leave for our children and grandchildren. Join us as we explore hearing God regarding the retirement years and stewarding our time, t...
Fun, laughter, chaos, playing together, reading the Bible together, singing and worshipping God, practising listening to God, and sharing our dreams can all describe how we experience God as a family. Join us in this episode as we explore strategies for hearing God as a family and in community with others.
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The young adult years are full of making decisions that can significantly impact our future. It is a time when our identity needs to be grounded in believing who God says we are and in intimacy with Him. This helps us hear God. Join us as we explore hearing God in relation to the young adult years and the decisions they face.
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Children have an incredible openness and ability to hear God. As parents, we can either help or hinder them in hearing God. Join us as we share principles and stories from when our children were growing up, emphasising that encouraging intimacy and a relationship with Father God, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus are vital in helping our children hear God.
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Since a baby's spirit is present at conception, they can hear God whilst in the womb. The various physical stages of growth and development in the womb can also correlate with feelings and patterns in our lives after birth. This episode explores several key developmental periods during the baby's time in the womb and how various experiences during these stages of pregnancy can impact the baby.
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This episode is packed with practical tips for growing in hearing God, as Gary and Jane share their experiences of beginning, going deeper, and expanding their understanding of how they hear, see, feel, and sense God's presence.
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In this powerfully inspiring and incredibly vulnerable interview, Fiona Griffiths shares her experience when she first remembers hearing God's voice. Fiona is an incredible woman, passionate about seeing others set free and living life to the full. She helps people find their 'voice' and brings freedom and hope to many. In this episode, Fiona mentions her suicide attempts but shares extremely vulnerably the exciting ...
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