How to Practice Discernment When God is Silent
In the practice of discernment, God’s silence isn’t as simple as we might think.
In the practice of discernment, God’s silence isn’t as simple as we might think.
Do you find yourself really sensitive to the feelings of others? Inclined to come away from an encounter with strong emotions you can’t account for?
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-B) Most of us, at one time or another, have found ourselves caught in the loop of wondering: is God speaking
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-A) Have you ever found yourself asking God to speak to you, while hoping He’ll only say one particular thing? “God
Do you dread difficult conversations? I don’t know anyone who looks forward to them, although rhinos do tend to mind them less than hedgehogs. Unfortunately,
When a difficult situation arises, what’s your default mode of approach? Are you willing to charge into the conflict, head-first? Or do you just want
When is the last time you felt listened to? Truly heard – confident that the other person wanted to understand what you were trying to
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