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Mosaic - Erwin McManus

Hearing God’s Voice

Mosaic - Erwin McManus

Mosaic - Erwin McManus

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.81.4K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2020

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

There’s a divide between being a visual learner and an auditable learner. To truly follow Jesus, we need to be good both. The Bible is not trying to heighten our visual reading skills-it’s trying to heighten our auditory skills. We must learn to hear God's voice clearly so we can identify it. Throughout the Scriptures, there’s an overwhelming theme of the power of God’s voice. We simply cannot navigate the life that God has called us to unless we learn to listen to it well.


When God speaks He creates, and when He creates He brings life. If we want to experience the life that God has for us, we must hear God’s voice. In Hebrews 12:25 it says, “See to it that you do not refuse Him who speaks.” Scripture gives us a compass to know what things God would and would not speak. But when we only trust our compass rather than God's compass, we hit the same obstacles repeatedly.


God is trying to shake us free from things that are holding us down. But the things that God has given us will be unshakable. If we want God’s voice to shape our lives, we need to realize God is always speaking and His voice creates life. We must look forward because God's voice always calls us forward to a life of freedom initiated by Him.


“Everything in the Scriptures begins with the voice of God and ends with the voice of God.”

-Erwin McManus





"Hearing God's Voice" message given by Erwin McManus at Mosaic Hollywood.

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0:00.0

Hello this is Erwin Raphael McManus. I'm the lead pastor of Mosaic. Welcome to our podcast. Thank you for joining us today.

0:15.5

I hope this talk inspires you, encourages you, and transforms you, and that this is just

0:20.8

the beginning of a conversation between you and Jesus.

0:24.0

Enjoy the message.

0:29.0

I think is when I was in junior high, it was the first time we ever visited the mountains of North Carolina.

0:33.7

I'm not sure why, but I've always had this romantic magnetism toward the mountains and that whole

0:40.8

region of the United States and where the Cherokee Indians used to Rome.

0:46.4

And my brother and I and our family were there, but one time we went out into the woods and

0:51.5

one of the most terrifying things in the world when you're a city kid is to get lost in the woods during sunset when you realize you're running out of light and you have no idea where you're going.

1:06.0

Everything looks the same.

1:08.0

I've lived in cities all my life.

1:10.0

I am used to signs. I'm used to street signs and directions carefully written out so I can know exactly

1:18.0

where I'm going and how to get where I want to go.

1:20.9

But in the woods it was different.

1:22.4

And as it got darker and darker and

1:24.0

you hear a lot of very sounds by the way. You hear a lot of things walking that you

1:27.6

cannot see and and I found that it was so difficult not only to not be able to navigate where I'm going

1:35.4

but but even to find someone through sound when someone would say I'm over here I'm over

1:40.7

here it was as if the if the sound was coming 360 degrees when someone was trying to guide me by their voice.

1:49.0

I couldn't figure out if it was coming from the right, from the left, from north, from south, from west.

1:54.6

And I look now and I think about how we have all these GPS systems and we have ways and all these

2:00.9

different ways of traveling our way through cities. it kind of drives me crazy sometimes

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