25. Does God Speak Today? : Facing the Issues (1993)

Does God Speak Today? : Facing the IssuesThis is the fifth session from a 3-day conference hosted by African Enterprise with the theme “Hearing the Voice of God.”Pietermaritzburg, South AfricaAugust 17, 1993This episode focuses on four general assumptions that keep people from entering into a life of conversation with God:God would not communicate with run-of-the-mill human beings by surrounding them with His presence and speaking to them. God does not communicate with individuals directly. God cannot communicate with human beings.God should not communicate with individuals.For Further Study:The Frank Laubach book Dallas wants us to rush right out and read is Game with Minutes. The other book mentioned is Letters by a Modern Mystic. Both of these are contained in Laubach’s book, Man of Prayer. See Hearing God, chapter 4: “Our Communicating Cosmos.”Visit https://DWillard.org for a wide variety of resources and opportunities that can serve as a means to help you “grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”Dallas Willard Ministries exists to proclaim, teach and manifest the love, truth and transforming power of Christ and the Kingdom of God. We invite you to partner with us by praying for our ministry team, praying for the students in the School of Kingdom Living, sharing your talents as a volunteer, or contributing financial gifts. Visit https://dwillard.org/donate if you’d like to help us increase the availability of Dallas’s teaching to help people become more like Jesus.  WAYS TO CONNECT WITH US: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dallaswillardFacebook Group: Dallas Willard is My HomeboySignup for the Dallas Willard Legacy Update at DWillard.org/mailing-listContact the team at Dallas Willard Ministries by writing us at [email protected]: dallas_willard_ministriesFacebook: dallas.willard.0717 and SchoolOfKingdomLivingThreads: dallas_willard_ministriesX (Twitter): @DallasAWillardLinkedIn: Dallas Willard Ministries, and School of Kingdom LivingThe contents of this recording are © Willard Family Trust. Used by permission. For permission to reproduce any of this content, please contact Dallas Willard Publications at ...