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Voices: Understanding and Responding to the Language of Heaven - Softcover

Witt, Steve

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Synopsis

"If we are to understand the mystery of our life and interpret our purpose, we must learn the language of our creator."

Steve Witt

Would you recognize God's voice if He spoke directly to you? Would you understand what God is saying to you?

Author Steve Witt gives personal examples of the many ways God speaks to His people including:

  • Art
  • Dreams
  • Visions
  • Impressions
  • Demonstrations
  • Life Situations
  • Revelatory Words

Surely the Lord our God has shown us His glory and His greatness, and we have heard His voice from the midst of the fire. We have seen this day that God speaks... (DEUTERONOMY 5:24).

Learning how to interpret His Voices will lead you to a deeper relationship with your heavenly Father. With biblical insight and engaging personal stories, the author brings you full circle through the communication cycle of listening, hearing, and understanding what God is saying to you.

You can recognize His voice- you can understand His plan for your life!

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About the Author

Steve Witt has spent 30 years as an investor in people, properties, and destinies. He has served as an instructor for an international course in business training and initiated several churches in the U.S. and Canada. He has taught and equipped in over 25 nations. He lives in Brunswick, Ohio, with his wife, Cindy, and has four children.

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Hebrews 1:1 (NKJV) 1God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets...

It was a regular day....I was tired...eager to plop myself down on the sofa. Joshua, my two year old son came buzzing into the room. Even though tired, I desired to cuddle and wrestle with him. That's what fathers do with sons! While lying on the sofa, I began to call him... "Josh, come over here and let daddy give you a hug." In the typical fashion of a two year old, he replied, "No."

Parents learn early on to adjust the way they say things in order to get a favorable response. This form of negotiation matures in the teen years. This, being my fourth child afforded me the opportunity to use well seasoned manipulation techniques! How do I get my son to come over to the sofa and give me a hug? After some thought I said, "Josh, come cheg zo blah ma!" This nonsensical communication continued for several minutes, catching his interest. He approached with great interest, studying my lips, trying to understand what his father was saying. With each garbled communication Joshua came closer, face twisted with attempts to comprehend. I continued until he got close enough that I could reach and grab him, tickling him frantically. With screams of joy, he began a lifelong pattern of running to his mother, reporting on the antics of his father. Nevertheless, I got my hug!

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