When God speaks to us, what does He say? In this message, Pastor Rod Loy looks at what else God says when he speaks to us.

When God speaks to us, what does He say? While we can't tell specifically what God will say to an individual, we can look at His pattern of interacting with people through Scripture.

Leah Campbell's song from our series, God Speaks.

God is speaking. God wants you to listen for and hear His voice. God wants you to know Him and His plan for your life. If you are ready and willing to listen, you can hear Him. But how does God speak? Is it a booming voice from the heavens? He actually uses several different ways to speak to us.

We know that God spoke to people in Bible times. What if God spoke to us in our every day lives? What if God wants to tell you something - personally, individually, specifically, just for you? Is that possible? What if God is actively speaking to His people and would speak to you? Would you like that? How does God speak to us today, and how can we listen?

Can one person make a difference? In the Bible, and in our lives, we can see how one person, who is dedicated to a cause, can change the world. If we don't do anything, will it stop God's plan? No, but it would rob us of the chance to be involved in what God is doing.

A Rube Goldberg machine is a deliberately complicated way to perform a simple task. It is a chain reaction that starts with something simple. We can all be part of God's process. We are a strategic link in a chain reaction that can and will touch and change the world.

One person can make a huge difference for God in the world. If we could see in advance how we could make a difference, we would sign up in a heartbeat. But we have to choose obdedience, knowing that God will use us in ways we cannot even imagine right now. In this series, Pastor Rod will look at the power of one person to set in motion a chain of events that can have a powerful effect on the world.

What is normal? Are you normal? Society and church have changed a lot over the years, but what is supposed to be normal? What does a normal family look like, according to the Bible?

What is normal for a church? What is God's definition of what is normal for a church? What can we do to get back to and preserve that?