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Session 8 Video

In this session, we learn the twelve rules for hearing God.

Session 8

Twelve Rules for Hearing God (pt 1)

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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/6TN0xTu8wrm/-vk1SRezOTa/Prayer (Michael DeFazio) 2020.pdf?dt=1661522440606

In this series, Michael DeFazio provides comprehensive lessons on the topic of prayer. Starting from how to learn to pray, he uncovers the 'secret' to prayer and its basic pattern, and advises on what to ask for in prayer. The series also highlights the liberating power of routine and the relevance of praying the Psalms, along with guidelines on how to do so. Additionally, the series presents twelve rules for hearing God, and introduces six more types of prayers. The study wraps up with responses to common questions about prayer and insights on both individual and communal prayer, aiming to help followers live out the call to pray continually.

Prayer

 Michael DeFazio's series offers practical insights on prayer, covering topics such as learning to pray, the power of routine, utilizing the Psalms, hearing from God, different types of prayer, and addressing common questions.

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**Twelve “Rules” for Hearing God (pt 1)**

-1. No part of God is available for our ____________________, including his voice.

    - 2. Hearing God is a ____________________ and ____________________ experience of people who walk with God. 

    - 3. Hearing God is not like hearing people because God does not “_________________” the same way we (typically) speak. 

    - 4. God speaks or communicates in various ways: a. Creation – b. People – c. Scripture – d. Circumstances – e. Directly – 

    - 5. We learn to hear God better by experience. The more you listen to God’s voice, the better you recognize it. 

**Challenge: Think back through your life story. Write out various times when you thought God was communicating with you. ---**

**Questions for Discussion and Reflection**

1. Have you ever “heard God’s voice”? Share the stories, even if you’re not sure how to describe what went down! 

2. Why is it critical to think about God “speaking” to us as not necessarily being hearing an audible voice? 

3. Which of these rules/guidelines is it important for you personally to hear? 

4. Do you believe God regularly communicates with you? How well are you listening?

Twelve Rules for Hearing God (pt 1)

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