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24 Ways of Hearing God's Voice

By: Matthew Robert Payne
Narrated by: Anthony Battaglia
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God is trying to communicate with the people in the world all the time. In this book, Matthew explains 24 ways in which God communicates with the people that he loves, many of which that you may recognise. God speaks through nature, through friends, through enemies, through music and many other ways. He delights in us and wants to show us the path to walk in and you need not even know him very well for him to communicate with you.

If you feel that God has been speaking to you, or you are curious as to how God can speak today, come and read what a friend of God has to say in this easy to read book.

As we go through the 24 Ways of Hearing God's Voice, I hope that it sparks something in your mind to say, “Ah, yes, He's spoken to me like that. I remember that."

©2020 Matthew Robert Payne (P)2023 Matthew Robert Payne Christian Living Devotional

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