Following is a report back from Senior Pastor, Nolan Donald, 12 months after his church hosted me for a weekend seminar on Hearing God’s Voice.
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LaWanda – O Jesus, my Lord and my God, precious Savior. Oh how I love you Lord and want to serve you impeccably. And then another Saturday goes by with me just sitting here doing nothing. O Lord, please help me.
We all ask, "What is my purpose for living? I want to do something meaningful! I want purpose to flow from my heart, my gifts and calling, and my God-given destiny. How can I know God’s calling and destiny for my life?"
How about we examine twelve light-posts which guide us along this wonderful path to the understanding, and then fulfillment, of our destiny. It is a path that shines brighter and brighter until the dawning of the full day (Prov. 4:18, 23; Jn. 7:37-39). That would mean, even though God knows it, it will take us a number of years to see it and then walk it out.
I hear the Lord saying, “Just be who I have called you to be. Just do what I have called you to be. Just be who I have called you to be. Just walk the path I have called you to walk. As you move in total obedience you shall eat the good of the land. As you walk in total obedience you will find that I am strengthening you every step of the way. As you step forth on the path I have laid out for you I will cause my favor to go before everywhere you go.
I see the heavens open, and a wave of divine glory descends toward the earth. It is fiery and gold, like hot lava pouring forth. It splatters across the earth. As it touches the earth, revival fires burst forth as flames bringing light to the darkness around them.
Is it possible to bestow a spiritual gift from one to another? The Bible says yes.
LaWanda – O Jesus, precious Lord, All my words fall short. I’ve got nothing new. How could I express all my gratitude? So I throw up my hands and praise you again and again, cause all that I have is a hallelujah, hallelujah. I know it’s not much, but I’ve nothing else fit for a King, except for a heart singing, ‘Hallelujah, Hallelujah. O Jesus, how I praise you! My heart overflows with gratitude for who you are, Hallelujah! And all you do, Hallelujah! I’ve nothing else Lord, save these “Hallelujahs” from the depths of me.
I commune with God by: Becoming still, beholding Jesus, tuning to flow, and journaling.
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Ken Day is a Christian Leadership University student working on his doctorate. He preached last Sunday on anxiety, and people were in tears. I asked him if he had sermon notes. His response: “I never use outlines or notes. I journal until I am saturated with His word and voice. Then I ask the Lord to speak through me.” Ken is available to be contacted to preach.
