EPISODE · Aug 12, 2026 · 6 MIN
Growing in Hearing God's Voice - Part 3 | Making Space to Listen: Quieting the Noise to Hear God More Clearly
from The Jesus 4 Generations Podcast · host ozsazzles
Have you ever wished you could hear God's voice more clearly? Perhaps the problem isn't that God has stopped speaking, but that life has become so full of noise that it's difficult to recognize His gentle whisper. In Part 3 of our Growing in Hearing God's Voice series, we explore why stillness matters, what we can learn from Elijah's encounter with God in 1 Kings 19, and how Jesus modelled the importance of withdrawing to spend time with the Father. This short devotional will encourage you to slow down, quiet the distractions, and create space to deepen your relationship with God. The full blog, including additional Scriptures, reflection questions, prayer and a practical weekly activation, is available at Jesus 4 Generations. Scriptures: 1 Kings 19:11–13, Psalm 46:10, John 10:27 Part 1 – God Still Speaks Today Part 2 – Recognising God's Voice Part 3 – Making Space to Listen ← Current Episode Right now is always the best time to begin with God.
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When life becomes noisy, hearing God’s gentle voice can feel difficult. In this episode, we explore how making space to listen draws us closer to God. Through Elijah’s encounter with God’s gentle whisper and Jesus’ example of regularly withdrawing to pray, you’ll discover practical encouragement to slow down, quiet the distractions, and enjoy God’s presence. This episode is Part 3 of the Growing in Hearing God’s Voice series from Jesus 4 Generations. For the full devotional, prayer and weekly activation, visit the accompanying blog. ”Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10 (NIV) Part 1 – God Still Speaks Today Part 2 – Recognising God’s Voice Part 3 – Making Space to Listen ← Current Episode
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