How to Hear God's Voice (5 TIPS!)

[@belinda7410]

As a college student doing lots of homework, these "two" minute talks are really great to watch during my breaks!

[@myrnaparker984]

Keep listening! 💖☦️

[@Love_Divine]

In 4 years I will retire from this corporate world of dog eat dog. With God’s grace, I have managed to avoid the corruption, greed, selfishness and back stabbing in the corporate world. Recently I started praying to God to give me a sign on how to use the remaining of my life to serve Him and his church. Nothing yet; still waiting… 🤦‍♀️ In His time; I know it’ll come to me. 😘

[@heroesofhome]

"He's gonna be there for you wherever you decide to walk, and for wherever you find yourself, He will still be leading you." Thanks Chris☺

[@patriciamoosbrugger7606]

Chris, you are great! I so enjoy listening to you, you exude joy. The foil hat was good, too! God Bless You in your ministry. :)

[@SusanneBoyer]

I’m so happy we met you at the “Living Joy” event at St Raphael Catholic Church in St Petersburg, FL in April. Thank you for helping me get closer to God. God bless you and your family.

[@ninacobia6606]

Thank you for these two-minute Tuesday talks! They are awesome and they help me so much especially during this Lent. God bless you.

[@elizabethbellantoni3804]

This was the first of your podcasts I've heard and am impressed by your message, not only the truth of what you say, but how you say it. Thank you!

[@Mimse79]

EXACTLY! PERFECT advice - straight on. Love - from someone who is slowly learning not to discern herself to death, but to move boldly on and trust God ;)

[@dominicanmom1]

Great advice. May God give all of us listening the wisdom and courage to take the next step forward. Many Thanks.

[@shebap02]

Amen 🙏 the exact thing that I've been looking for... God really speaks to us I believe.

[@kimbrown5136]

God I want to hear from you everyday when I wake up in the morning Aman.

[@beverlyelder1089]

Thank you. I have never seen disappointed when I listen to your podcasts. God Bless!!

[@philmilan9314]

Good Advice ! God always comes through !

[@lilhaki28]

Silence…that one is hard! Thanks for sharing these tips

[@jonathanrogers6210]

Beautifully and powerfully expressed. God bless you for this one, and for all that you do to spread God’s overwhelming love for us.

[@joolz5747]

Thank you. Been listening to and viewing you for years. Love all you do. Met you in Jacksonville FL at an EWTN convention. Please pray for my daughters and grandkids and families who need this and don’t listen. 😢

[@nickbogush9553]

Great message and a reminder to keep our eyes and our heart on Christ. Thanks for these quick messages. God Bless!

[@beverlyelder1089]

Thank you Chris. I have never been disappointed when I listen to your podcasts. You are definitely Blessed by God.

[@andyski6730]

Chris, this is wonderful! Just yesterday I read the quote from St. Augustine and it stood out in my mind, now here you are sharing it again! I am totally hearing God’s voice! Thank you and God bless:).

[@barbwilmes6783]

Your Scottish accent is way better than mine!! Great job and great advice, Chris!

[@annehenderson9742]

Thank you Chris, I enjoy listening to your messages of God's love for us. Sometimes I just need to hear it.

[@fabiolasalomon2520]

This has been the best video I’ve seen all week! 💕💕

[@lorirawski8963]

Great, you never disappoint. One for my Confirmation class. Love the wife story :) God bless:)

[@jackbimrose3513]

Concrete, clear and practical advice! I loved the foil hat!

[@Teamfra]

Well done, Chris! These videos are 😊 great! Dig what you are doing with them in just microwaveable minutes ;).

[@ethancrasto74]

Thanks Chris. My mom watches you every day, so I will sub to you

[@chrisfuse54]

Great inspiration with energy.

[@caroc4327]

You're very silly, but your tips are right on. Thank you. This is a resource for me, something to point to others as they learn how to walk closer to God. Thank you!

[@mjshalal]

Thank you for this beautiful video and God bless you 🙏

[@mazikode]

So great to listen to your word. Now i know discernmemt is not some mysterious thing in the clouds. Thank u

[@catholicchiara]

Love Chris Stefanick! You remind me that the faith gives us joy and it's holy to be goofy :)

[@paularamos4238]

Beautiful, thank you Chris!

[@markfrideres284]

Good stuff Chris. This is one for my confirmation class.

[@KE6TE]

Thank you! Chris.

[@kimberlyniehaus6244]

Love these Two Minute Tuesdays! So much great advice summed up in a tiny snippet of time. Thank you!

[@bobbieintx]

Hi! im 16, been discerning for a while, always had so much anxiety about it, like A LOT. i wanted to back away from God cuz i was afraid of Him saying something i didnt want to hear😔, but i didnt listen to that and eventually started praying a lot more and going to adoration more and i feel so much peace about it now. I was so confused but God had already written it on my heart, i jst didnt trust Him enough at the time to see clearly. anyway i ADORE this video, its so joyful and peaceful also a lil funny lol. i hope i end up like you one day❤

[@CatholicPrayerLife]

Excellent as always. Thanks!

[@zelie1155]

Dude, just subscribed. Your simplicity is a sweet relief to my soul.

[@bernadettefrenz8579]

Loved your Formed series, and really like these as well - the brevity helps because it allows a person to get a lot quickly! Thanks again for great content and infectious attitude, Chris!

[@ettasoriginalsongs7166]

Thank you, This was really helpful

[@citlalyrendon8793]

Thank you for this video!!!!

[@empathysgone96]

loving these! thank you.

[@mooremdtl]

Awesome, thanks Chris!

[@peterpatterson3435]

Awesome great ha y Chris like the message God specks to where you are at now let's respond to his Spirit. Act now not tomorrow could be to late. God bless you always.

[@lucydelagarza6713]

Awesome ministry,Amen, Thank you.

[@jogriest5688]

This was inspiring. Enjoyed it very much..

[@husq48]

I've heard a priest say that he was praying one morning and couldn't get Canada out of his head, so he told his superiors that God was telling him to go to Canada! 😱

[@ProdigalCatholic]

You’re a great inspiration for us all Chris!! Keep it up

[@YancyEvans]

Awesome.

[@emilymckellar7443]

I once heard "Pray as it all depends on God, act as if it all depends on you." That has never left me. My question is, once you know God is calling you to, how do you know He is calling you to it?

[@sisadman470]

Awesome awesome love it words of wisdom

[@Ochepeochpe085-gu4hm]

Amen pray for US 🙏✝️

[@laurabusby4909]

Lol😂😂😂 so down to earth love it

[@juliemccann7763]

EXCELLENT advice!

[@RyanPenza]

I have been discerning the monastic life since 2018 now but effects of a thrombosis I had in 2004 makes it difficult for me to be accepted in a Monastery. I've been to Norcia, Italy and Silverstream, Ireland and in both monasteries my request was declined. I am still looking for a Benedictine Monastery.

[@nate2748]

Not to be dramatic but I think this might be the greatest KZbin video ever invented

[@therealLFO]

Much ❤️ my bro

[@elainedavis7820]

TRUE TRUE TRUE

[@suesalisbury6847]

How do choose which scripture to read? Just open & randomly read??

[@juanap132]

Good tips and cute hat☺

[@francesbernard2445]

Maybe once I heard god's voice at a highschool reunion several years ago. He was telling me for all he knows maybe I could become a psychiatrist some day too like that one guy there who was already one after wy back in high school getting voted as the least likely to succeed. Of course I need to be realistic. While not wanting to become a psychiatrist anyway.

[@reginaclaire4680]

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[@Ezekiel336-16]

The Bible is very clear in both Testaments that we have no business following our hearts, until they are reformed into a heart with the Lord and His will. Please stop saying that to people Chris, It's not true and can be highly detrimental! In Christ, Andrew

[@Ezekiel336-16]

@@Rich.- I didn't miss the point, and I'm not being quick to judge because he does the same thing in his book about Joy. Sure, he makes the correct or grounding comment after he highlights following our hearts, but he doesn't make sure to drive home the importance of forming our hearts and related lives after the Lord (first) when he does. That's a problem, especially when speaking to the young adult audience (and feel-gooders) that he caters to. Going through the cross is painful, and so is being persecuted for our faith, both of which are part of life with the Lord on this side of Heaven. So, if people are not properly educated and encouraged to be prepared for those realities as disciples, because they are focused on their hearts (and feelings), they can very easily be led astray, or remain astray, instead of coming to a saving faith with Jesus and the Holy Spirit as mature believers. In Christ, Andrew P.S. In telling me to not be so quick to judge, you did what you accused me of by judging me quickly. Worth reflecting on.

[@Ezekiel336-16]

@@Rich.- So, now you've added insult to your judgement (the same action your admonishing me for, which makes it hippocritical too). I'm sorry that my honesty is bringing out such behavior in you, so I will stop if you will. I don't want you to stumble further. Be at peace with the Lord. In Christ, Andrew

[@Ezekiel336-16]

@@Rich.- Saying I'm not at peace with the Lord is a judgement, it's one stating where I'm at or not at with Him. Also, if you go back and actually read what I wrote in my first comment then you will see I am talking about the righteousness (your word) that we are supposed to have with Christ by allowing Him to form and guide our hearts before we let our hearts lead us in anyway. That's not being self-rightous, that's explaining the righteousness that we should have thanks to Christ, not despite Him. Also, the Lord broke the chains of my self-imposed enslavement many years ago, and He did so by changing my mind and heart about my sins so that I would want to be obedient to Him and stop doing them (instead of just being sorry for doing them and not really being committed to repenting and removing them, and my desire for them, from my life). That is getting off the wide road to hELL and walking in the narrow path with Jesus joyfully. It requires a heart change, and not thinking that our sinful hearts are alright as long as we believe that Jesus will save us. He saved us so we will have the grace needed for that heart change and stop doing what we did before. It's not cheap grace without repentance (or the pain and suffering that comes along with it, both for ourselves and for others we try to encourage to do the same). Peace be with you

[@Ezekiel336-16]

@@Rich.- I did, His name is Jesus. And may that same great physician do a great work in your life to help you listen and hear with His heart before all else! In Christ, Andrew

[@reginaclaire4680]

lol

[@MA-vz2mu]

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