How to hear God’s voice in your marriage
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Iain Dunbar2024-06-24T15:09:00
Iain Dunbar looks at the tricky subject of decision-making in marriage. Here’s how couples can get better at hearing God’s voice together
Our God is a prolific communicator, always willing to speak to us – especially when we are looking to him for guidance. He has ingenious methods for attracting our attention; he can point us in a particular direction, order our circumstances, provide inspired input through conversation, make biblical texts jump off the page, cause song lyrics to resonate, give us dreams or a sense of either unease or shalom (peace) in our spirit.
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