Learning how to discern God’s voice is absolutely critical for life. But many people ask questions like, “How do I know it’s God’s voice” and “How do I know the difference between my intuition and the voice of the Lord? Will they be at odds with one another?” This week, Shawn Bolz, a respected voice around the world joins us to tackle this exact subject. If you’ve ever wondered how to hear God’s voice for your life and for your purpose, today’s conversation will help answer that question.
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