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Episode 49 - What does God's voice sound like?
In this episode Andrew tells the story of hearing God's voice audibly (only once ever), and then gives us a list of characteristics of what God's voice always, sometimes and never sounds like. That list is below here in the show notes:
The voice of Jesus sounds like:
ALWAYS:
· Peaceful and confident
· Often it feels like the voice comes from “behind me”
Isaiah 30:21 (NIV) 21 Whether you turn to the
right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, “This is
the way; walk in it.”
· It “sounds” slightly different from your own thoughts
· In your own language (unless God is reminding you of a
verse in the King James Version Bible, He doesn’t speak in King James’ English)
· The fruit (result) of obeying the rhema word from God
will lead you to love others more and be more generous, forgiving and kind
SOMETIMES:
· SOMETIMES is a verse, or a phrase from a Bible verse
· SOMETIMES it’s a warning
· SOMETIMES it’s a directive to do something or give to
someone
· SOMETIMES God simply brings someone to mind to prompt
you to seek them out and check in, to pray for them, and be aware of their
needs and situation
· SOMETIMES it’s a prompting to forgive someone who has
hurt you
· SOMETIMES a word or a phrase is accompanied by a
mental picture that God projects on the screen of your mind (sometimes a short
movie other times just a still picture that flashes briefly)
· SOMETIMES it comes to me as a question, that gets me
thinking differently
· SOMETIMES it is a word of wisdom from God (1 Cor.
12:8)
· SOMETIMES it is a word of knowledge (1 Cor. 12:8) –
which is God revealing to you what you could not know on your own. It is sometimes used by God to show others
that He sees them and their situation and loves them. It is often followed up with a prophetic word
(which is for their strengthening, encouraging and comfort, 1 Cor. 14:3)
· SOMETIMES it is a prophetic word for myself or
others. These words always build into
your identity, calling and destiny. They
will give you hope and give you something to hold onto when things get
difficult.
NEVER
· NEVER condemning
· NEVER goes against His written Word
· NEVER selfish or self serving
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By Andrew BurchettIn this episode Andrew tells the story of hearing God's voice audibly (only once ever), and then gives us a list of characteristics of what God's voice always, sometimes and never sounds like. That list is below here in the show notes:
The voice of Jesus sounds like:
ALWAYS:
· Peaceful and confident
· Often it feels like the voice comes from “behind me”
Isaiah 30:21 (NIV) 21 Whether you turn to the
right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, “This is
the way; walk in it.”
· It “sounds” slightly different from your own thoughts
· In your own language (unless God is reminding you of a
verse in the King James Version Bible, He doesn’t speak in King James’ English)
· The fruit (result) of obeying the rhema word from God
will lead you to love others more and be more generous, forgiving and kind
SOMETIMES:
· SOMETIMES is a verse, or a phrase from a Bible verse
· SOMETIMES it’s a warning
· SOMETIMES it’s a directive to do something or give to
someone
· SOMETIMES God simply brings someone to mind to prompt
you to seek them out and check in, to pray for them, and be aware of their
needs and situation
· SOMETIMES it’s a prompting to forgive someone who has
hurt you
· SOMETIMES a word or a phrase is accompanied by a
mental picture that God projects on the screen of your mind (sometimes a short
movie other times just a still picture that flashes briefly)
· SOMETIMES it comes to me as a question, that gets me
thinking differently
· SOMETIMES it is a word of wisdom from God (1 Cor.
12:8)
· SOMETIMES it is a word of knowledge (1 Cor. 12:8) –
which is God revealing to you what you could not know on your own. It is sometimes used by God to show others
that He sees them and their situation and loves them. It is often followed up with a prophetic word
(which is for their strengthening, encouraging and comfort, 1 Cor. 14:3)
· SOMETIMES it is a prophetic word for myself or
others. These words always build into
your identity, calling and destiny. They
will give you hope and give you something to hold onto when things get
difficult.
NEVER
· NEVER condemning
· NEVER goes against His written Word
· NEVER selfish or self serving