In this episode of Hearing By God’s Word, we reflect on the words of Jesus in John 10:27, “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.”

Every day, we are surrounded by many voices. The voice of our thoughts, the voice of people, the voice of pressure, and the voice of the world. Each one is trying to shape how we think, decide, and live.

But Jesus reveals something important. His sheep hear His voice.

This means that the life of a believer is not meant to be led by confusion, noise, or constant uncertainty. It is meant to be shaped by relationship with Him. The more we abide in Christ and remain in His Word, the more clearly we begin to recognise His voice.

Following Christ is not just about hearing. It is about responding.

In this episode, we explore what it means to discern the voice of God and how the voice you follow will ultimately shape your life. When we follow the voice of Christ, we walk in truth, peace, and alignment with His will.

As you listen, take a moment to ask yourself, what voice has been leading me?

Let the Word of God quiet every other voice and draw you into a deeper place of listening, trusting, and following Jesus.

In this episode of Hearing By God’s Word, we reflect on the words of Jesus in John 15.4, “Abide in Me, and I in you.”

Many people desire growth, change, and fruitfulness in their lives. Yet it is easy to pursue these things through effort, pressure, and striving. We try to become better, do more, and produce results through own strength.

But Jesus reveals a different way.

He does not call us to strive. He calls us to abide.

Abiding is not about doing more. It is about remaining. It is choosing to stay connected to Christ as the source of life. Just as a branch cannot bear fruit by itself, we cannot produce lasting fruit apart from Him.

Striving often comes from pressure, fear, or the desire to prove ourselves. It leads to exhaustion and frustration because it depends on human effort. But abiding leads to rest, because it depends on relationship.

In this episode, we explore what it means to abide in Christ and how true fruitfulness flows from connection, not performance. As we remain in Him, His life begins to shape us from within. Our thoughts, desires, and actions are formed by His presence.

Abiding shifts our focus from what we are trying to produce to who we are connected to.

This is where transformation happens.

As you listen, take a moment to ask yourself, am I striving to produce fruit, or am I remaining connected to Christ?

Let His Word draw you back into a place of rest, where your life flows from relationship with Him.

In this episode of Hearing By God’s Word, we reflect on the invitation found in Psalm 46.10, “Be still, and know that I am God.”

Stillness is often misunderstood. It is not inactivity, passivity, or withdrawal. It is a posture of trust. It is choosing to remain grounded in God even when everything around us demands a reaction.

In a world that moves quickly and constantly calls for our attention, it is easy to live from a place of urgency, pressure, and response. We feel the need to explain ourselves, defend ourselves, and take control of situations. Yet God invites us into something different.

He calls us to stillness.

This stillness is not empty. It is filled with awareness of who God is. It is the place where we recognise His authority, His presence, and His hand at work in our lives. It is where we learn to trust Him beyond what we see or feel in the moment.

In this episode, we explore what it means to be still before God and how stillness shapes the way we think, respond, and live. As we learn to be still, we begin to discern His voice more clearly and walk in alignment with His will.

Stillness allows the Word of God to move beyond understanding and begin forming our hearts. It shifts us from reaction to surrender, from control to trust.

As you listen, take time to pause and ask yourself, am I living from a place of reaction, or am I learning to be still before God?

In this episode of Hearing By God’s Word, we continue reflecting on John 3.30, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

This is not just a statement to understand. It is an invitation to examine our lives.

Where is self still leading? Where is God calling us to surrender so that Christ may take His rightful place?

Decreasing is not about losing identity or value. It is about yielding every area of life to Jesus so that His character is formed in us. As Christ increases, our thoughts, responses, and desires begin to change. We no longer live for recognition, but for His glory.

In this episode, we pause and reflect on what it means to decrease daily and how God’s Word moves from understanding into transformation.

As you listen, ask the Lord, where do I need to decrease so that You may increase in me?

In this episode of Hearing By God’s Word, we reflect on John 3.30, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

John the Baptist was not losing his identity. He was walking in it. As people began to follow Jesus Christ instead of him, he recognised it as the fulfilment of his assignment, not a loss of influence.

This episode explores Christian identity, discipleship, and spiritual growth through God’s Word. What does it mean to abide in Christ and to live a Christ-centred life?

We look at what it means for Christ to increase in our lives, in our homes, and in our daily walk with God.

As you listen, take a moment to ask, where do I need to decrease so that Christ may increase in me?

This episode carries a clear and urgent message. Prayer is not optional. It is necessary.

I share a dream that revealed how spiritual realities operate. I saw enforcers. They were watching, waiting, and looking for access. They could not act while people were praying. But the moment someone stopped, they moved.

The insight was simple. The method of prayer was not the focus. The consistency was.

This episode explains what that means for your life. The enemy does not move randomly. He looks for openings. He looks for gaps. And a gap is not just silence. It is misalignment.

You will understand what a gap looks like in real life.
You will see how spiritual alertness is lost.
You will recognise how chaos begins to enter unnoticed.

Then we bring it back to truth.

Prayer is alignment.
Prayer is resistance.
Prayer is how you stand your ground.

We walk through key scriptures that show why prayer must be consistent, not occasional.
We unpack the role of a watchman.
We respond to the call to stand in the gap.

This is not about fear.
This is about understanding and action.

If you have felt pressure, confusion, or instability, this episode will help you see clearly. It will call you back to position.

Return to prayer.
Stay aligned.
Stay aware.

Let it be found that when God looks for someone to stand, He will find you.

In this teaching, we explore the identity believers receive in Christ as a royal priesthood.

“Understanding Our Royal Priesthood in Christ” lays a biblical foundation for how we understand who we are and how we live as followers of Jesus. This episode traces the story of God’s design for humanity from the beginning. God created humanity in His image. Fellowship with Him. We hold authority and responsibility over the earth.

We walk through the Scriptures to see how that original design was disrupted by sin and then restored through the finished work of Christ. From Genesis to Exodus. From the cross where the veil was torn. To the New Testament revelation that believers now have access to God through Jesus.

This teaching explains the two dimensions of the believer’s identity.

Priesthood.
We live in a continual relationship with God through Christ.

Kingship.
Walking in the authority and responsibility entrusted to us in the earth.

Through passages from Hebrews, Galatians, John, Romans, and Revelation, this episode shows that royal priesthood is not about status. It is about restored function. Believers are called to live in union with God and to represent Him faithfully in the world.

This is a fundamental principle for comprehending one's identity in Christ.

Walking with God.
Representing God.
Living in the restored design, Christ came to give.

“Walking in My Harvest” is a spoken word reflection about recognising the fruit that comes after seasons of faith, obedience, and waiting.

This piece speaks to the moment when prayers begin to unfold and the promises of God start to appear in visible ways. It reminds us that harvest is not something we stumble into. It is something God prepares through seasons of planting, refining, and patient trust.

Through reflective words and quiet declarations, the spoken word calls listeners to walk carefully in what God has given. To remember the pruning. To recognise the grace behind every fruit. And to steward the harvest with humility, wisdom, and gratitude.

This episode invites you to pause and look at the field before you. This episode encourages you to witness the proof of God’s unwavering faithfulness. And to continue walking in purpose as the journey with Him continues.

Rooted in gratitude.
Stewarding the harvest.
Bearing fruit that remains.

This spoken word reflection is a prayer of surrender and trust in God’s process.

“Into My Harvest” speaks about the journey from planting to fruitfulness. It reflects on seasons of waiting, pruning, faith, and quiet obedience. The piece reminds us that every seed God plants in our lives has purpose. Even the seasons that feel barren are preparing the ground for growth.

Through gentle words and prayerful declaration, this spoken word invites listeners to stand in the promises of God. Recognising Him as the true source of life, nourishment, and fulfilment is crucial.

It is a moment to reflect on your field. Reflect on the seeds that God has planted. The tears you shed have nourished your soil. The harvest is coming together at His perfect timing.

Rooted in faith.
Growing through surrender.
We are progressing towards the harvest that God has prepared.

In this episode, we walk through the Gospel of Luke 7.36 to 50 and encounter a moment that changes how we understand worship.

A woman enters a room where she is not welcomed. People know her history. They hold opinions about her life. She does not argue or explain. She kneels at the feet of Jesus and lets her tears speak.

Together we explore what it means to love deeply, to surrender fully, and to come to Christ without hiding. This is honest worship. Costly worship. Worship that moves the heart of God.

If you have ever wondered whether you can approach Jesus with your whole story, this conversation is for you.

We end with prayer, asking God to teach us how to bring our true selves into His presence.

Come and walk the journey.