It’s week five of [Formed.], and this week, Havilah Cunnington joins us to discuss what God’s voice sounds like. We’re also going to explore why some people don’t want to hear God’s voice and how this plays into our journeys of formation as disciples of Jesus. Of course, if you missed the first four weeks of [Formed.], go back and catch those episodes on your podcast feed or YouTube.
Guest Bio:
Havilah Cunnington is a sought-after communicator, published author, top-rated podcaster, and has been in full-time ministry for over 20 years. In addition to being an iterate pastor at Bethel Church, She and her husband Ben, lead a nonprofit called Truth to Table. They’re obsessed with reaching the world with Bible studies, messages, courses, and lifestyle leadership tools.
Dive Deeper:
If you enjoyed this episode with Havilah, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
- 372: [Formed.] Fr. Ronald Rolheiser on the Dark Night of the Soul, Breaking the Hold of Sufficiency, The End Game of Spiritual Formation, and Becoming Aware of God
- 371: [Formed.] Craig Cooney on Embracing the Tension of Transition, Stewarding Our Hearts After Betrayal, and Freedom from the Poison of Unforgiveness
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Resources Mentioned This Week
- Created to Hear God: 4 Unique and Proven Ways to Confidently Discern His Voice
- Healing What You Can’t Erase: Transform Your Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health from the Inside Out
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