Recognize God’s Voice · Book
God Is on the Line
Why are you still standing there?
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You know that feeling. The one that tells you something is wrong, even when everything looks fine. It surfaces in the quiet, when the noise stops, when you are no longer busy enough to avoid the question. And the question is simple. Why haven’t you moved?
The moment this book is for
This is not a book about hearing God. You have heard Him. You know what you are called to build, you have known it for years, and you are still standing there. The difficulty is movement: hesitation, confirmation-seeking, the waiting that calls itself wisdom.
This book takes apart, one by one, the reasons you have for waiting. Most of them sound spiritual. None of them are. And it walks with you from hearing to building, with the intelligence God expects you to use.
From the book
“A calling ignored does not disappear. It fades. And fading is harder to see than failing.”
Before you ask
What if I’m not sure God really spoke?
Then test it: what God says agrees with Scripture, survives prayer, and does not flatter you. But be honest about which question is yours. Many people say they are unsure when in truth they are afraid. The book gives each its own answer.
Isn’t waiting on God a biblical thing to do?
Waiting on God is biblical. Waiting instead of obeying is not, and dressing fear in the vocabulary of patience is one of the oldest moves there is. The book draws the line between the two, with Scripture open.
Should I read Seek Me and I Will Answer first?
Only if your struggle is hearing Him at all. The books stand on their own. If the word has already come and you are still standing there, start here.
If the difficulty is further back, in hearing and recognizing His voice, the other book in the collection begins there.
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