Hearing God’s Voice: Part 3

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(The Messiah Character Test)

Hearing and Discerning God’s Voice can be a challenge, but if you apply 8 CRITICAL Biblical Tests it can make it much easier to tell when you are hearing from God. Join me a we learn to apply the Jesus Character Test

“Does what I believe that am hearing from God MATCH what Jesus SAID?”

“Does what I believe that am hearing from God MATCH what Jesus Commanded believers to DO?

“Does what I believe that am hearing from God MATCH HOW Jesus Lived and BEHAVED?

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