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Jul 27, 2026 31 min

How To Hear God

from Evergreen Christian Center Hosted by ECC Teaching Team

Have you ever wanted God to give you a sign? A clear direction. A next step. An answer to a prayer. The good news? God is not silent. The challenge? We live in a world full of noise. Between notifications, responsibilities, opinions, fears, and distractions, it can be difficult to know if God is speaking—or how to recognize His voice when He does. How to Hear God: Recognizing His Voice in a Noisy World • How God speaks to His people • What keeps us from hearing Him • How to recognize His leading • How to grow in confidence as you follow His voice You don't have to guess your way through life. God wants a relationship with you, and relationships are built through communication. Giving: http://ecc4.org/give Prayer Requests: https://ecc4.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/90/responses/new New Here? We'd love to connect with you! https://ecc4.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/15/responses/new

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Have you ever wanted God to give you a sign? A clear direction. A next step. An answer to a prayer. The good news? God is not silent. The challenge? We live in a world full of noise. Between notifications, responsibilities, opinions, fears, and distractions, it can be difficult to know if God is speaking—or how to recognize His voice when He does. How to Hear God: Recognizing His Voice in a Noisy World • How God speaks to His people • What keeps us from hearing Him • How to recognize Hi...

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