I posted a couple of videos on How to Listen to the Holy Spirit about a month or so ago. I was a bit verbose, so here is a more concise version. We’re all busy afterall 🙂
In the video I cover: 1. The importance and requirement of having a foundation of truth based on the Word of God in order to hear the Spirit’s voice 2. Steps to how to practice listening to the Holy Spirit.
Contemplating the oneness of Truth while guided by the Voice of Truth produces the evolution or maturation of the soul, spirit and mind, so reality can begin to reflect Truth's immutable, divine attributes, which manifest the highest good for all. This blog reflects an ever-deepening understanding of the Truth a soul gains as its mind is renewed by Truth's pure Light.
6 thoughts on “How to Hear the Holy Spirit in Your Life”
Thank you for your information. I have experienced some early morning (can’t sleep at 2AM) nudges from God. I am a member of the Church of Christ.
Do you know of anyone who experienced this: I have (or rather, ‘had’) a close friend whom I was supportive/caring/giving towards while I’m enduring cancer (receiving chemotherapy). The friend is moving towards the East Coast and dismissed me. He will not communicate and, you know, these days how easy that is with cell phones (he doesn’t answer my calls, nor returns them, and stopped emailing). Could this be God redirecting me or even protecting me from something? Could this be a lesson for my friend that he’ll have a need and will look for me to meet that need/to be giving? Could God want me to put more focus on him (God), even though I didn’t spend a lot of focusing on my friend? Can you elaborate on whichever question/possibility that sounds familiar from your experience or someone you know?
Hi Cynthia – I know that must be hard to have such a support and then all the sudden not. God knows your situation and He knows your need. Go to Him to seek the truth in your particular situation – because He will speak the truth of it – all else is assumptions. Know that God will supply every need. It is His promise to us, if we seek Him He will take care of the rest. Seek His face to know Him and draw near in truth and spirit and He’ll lead and guide you. He is our very Good Shepherd.
I remember watching the previous versions Rachel, and I like how you emphasize how practice is essential in listening to the Holy Spirit–no quick fixes, but invested time with our Creator.
Hi Slamdunk – you are right on point. We all want instant – but our walk and life with God is a journey that takes our devotion and time. It’s the richest time spent – for it affects all else.
Living Light 
September 17, 2010 at 8:43 pm
Hi Rachel
Can you explain what you said on video? Because there is no captioned. I myself am deaf, Thank you
September 21, 2010 at 7:32 pm
Hi Perry, I will.
September 20, 2010 at 11:48 pm
Thank you for your information. I have experienced some early morning (can’t sleep at 2AM) nudges from God. I am a member of the Church of Christ.
Do you know of anyone who experienced this: I have (or rather, ‘had’) a close friend whom I was supportive/caring/giving towards while I’m enduring cancer (receiving chemotherapy). The friend is moving towards the East Coast and dismissed me. He will not communicate and, you know, these days how easy that is with cell phones (he doesn’t answer my calls, nor returns them, and stopped emailing). Could this be God redirecting me or even protecting me from something? Could this be a lesson for my friend that he’ll have a need and will look for me to meet that need/to be giving? Could God want me to put more focus on him (God), even though I didn’t spend a lot of focusing on my friend? Can you elaborate on whichever question/possibility that sounds familiar from your experience or someone you know?
Thank you very much,
Cynthia.
September 21, 2010 at 7:38 pm
Hi Cynthia – I know that must be hard to have such a support and then all the sudden not. God knows your situation and He knows your need. Go to Him to seek the truth in your particular situation – because He will speak the truth of it – all else is assumptions. Know that God will supply every need. It is His promise to us, if we seek Him He will take care of the rest. Seek His face to know Him and draw near in truth and spirit and He’ll lead and guide you. He is our very Good Shepherd.
September 21, 2010 at 4:46 am
I remember watching the previous versions Rachel, and I like how you emphasize how practice is essential in listening to the Holy Spirit–no quick fixes, but invested time with our Creator.
September 21, 2010 at 7:31 pm
Hi Slamdunk – you are right on point. We all want instant – but our walk and life with God is a journey that takes our devotion and time. It’s the richest time spent – for it affects all else.