You know what changes everything? When our spiritual practices stop feeling like one more thing we're

supposed to do and start becoming the way you actually connect with God every single day.

That's what this episode is about. Pull pulling together the most practical, life-changing

moments from conversations with Beth Moore, Sheila Walsh, Pete Greig, Havela Cunnington,

and Mark Batterson. These aren't lofty theories. They're real strategies for hearing God's

voice clearly, praying with confidence, studying scripture in a way that

actually sticks, and recognizing his presence in the middle of your regular Tuesday. Because spiritual

growth isn't about perfection. It's about showing up and listening and building habits that draw

you closer to God, a God who's already speaking, already

moving, already right there with you. So grab what you need from this one. Let these

voices remind you what's possible when you prioritize the practices that matter most. But before

we get started, I want to tell you. Okay, let's dive in. This one is about the four ways that God

speaks to us. This is with Havela Cunnington. And so basically I found that God speaks in four ways.

And these are my words, my phrases, but there's, and I have a book called Created to Your God,

and this has, there's scripture around all of

these and all kinds of info around it. But there are four ways that I find that God speaks to people.

First, there's the knower. And the knower is the light bulb. They just know that they know.

It's like a supernatural, intuitive sense. Paul took Timothy instinctively. There was this supernatural,

I know we're supposed to go there. I know we're supposed to not go there. There's this, it's like a knowing, it's wisdom, it's a clear thought,

and that's it. But it's how God speaks to you. You go to that church because God said go there.

You marry that person because God said marry them and you just know it.

So those are the knowers. Then you have the seers. Sears are the eyes of the room. They're the

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