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Week:
2

Hearing and Presence

Learning to hear God and cultivate His presence. This session trains attention toward God’s voice through Scripture, prayer, and quiet practices that sharpen spiritual perception. It balances expectation with patience, offering practices to recognize promptings and to dwell in God’s nearness amid daily life. The aim is to move from information about God to an ongoing, felt relationship with Him.

Objectives

Build short daily presence practices.

Discern God’s voice from other noise.

Practice stillness and listening.

Reflections

What one short practice will help me notice God today?

How has God spoken to me in the past?

What distracts me most from hearing God?

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Accountability/Tracking

Use a shared checklist to note when you practiced a presence break; share one confirmed impression at week’s end.

Community Action

Host a 20 minute guided listening exercise in pairs where one person speaks and the other listens without response.

Creative Project

Make a “Presence Plan” poster listing three daily pause times and a Scripture to anchor each pause.

Leader Prompt

Model a 3 minute silence and invite reflections on how God’s voice felt different from other thoughts.

Personal Practice

Schedule three two minute “presence breaks” daily—silence, breathe, listen—then jot one impression.

Devotionals

His Path of Distraction

Sure, we're usually advised to pay attention, focus, and not be distracted when we're on a path, whether we are driving, cycling, or...

Wither Goest Thou

Many times in my life, I've been ashamed, embarrassed, or just plain dissatisfied with my own 'self', my own being, my own performance or...

God Within or Without

Ever thought about where God hangs out? Where He rests? We understand from scripture that He's out there. But, in the universe? Outer...

Pay Attention, Here's Your Change

To my knowledge, I've never been in a coma. I have be so focused and attentive to something at times that I miss many other things going...

Seeing Is Not Believing

Who knows when or where the phrase "seeing is believing" started, but it is a blatant lie; not even disguised as a half-truth. Seeing is...

Anchored in Spirit

Wandering, drifting, waywardness, even floundering; these are all traits and habits that directly impact our closeness to one another, to...

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