Can I Hear God Speaking?

Psalms 29

The Voice of the Lord as described in Psalm 29 by David.
- on the water, thundering
- powerful, majestic
- it breaketh cedars
- divides flames, fire
- shakes the wilderness, earthquake
- makes the hinds to calve

Notice the instances in this chapter of the word “give”. We need to do this in our worship.
Giving in our worship acknowledges God’s strength and glory. When we do this it elevates God and then we lower ourselves.

The voice of the Lord….. Is it an exception or the norm?

1 Kings 17-19: We look at Elijah when the Word of the Lord “came” to him. We also note that “the Lord passed by”.
- do we miss his voice?

Elijah felt like he was the only prophet left in the world.
The wind came, but God was not in the wind
The earthquake and fire came, but God was not in those either.
He wasn’t in the noticeable things in this instance.

God was in a still, small voice. Elijah had to get out of the storm to hear God speak.

The normal is God speaking to us in a still, small voice. The exception is hearing God in the powerful stuff.

God is speaking, but are you listening?