Hearing God’s voice is as simple as quieting yourself down, fixing your eyes on Jesus, tuning to spontaneity, and writing. Mark Virkler

After 30 years of teaching this message worldwide to all age groups, I am convinced that anyone who uses all four keys at one time will hear God’s voice! Mark Virkler

Very simply stated, the four keys to hearing God’s voice are: Stillness: Quiet yourself so you can hear God’s voice. Vision: Look for vision as you pray. Spontaneity: Recognise God’s voice as spontaneous thoughts that light upon your mind. Journalling: Write down the flow of thoughts and pictures that light upon your mind. Mark Virkler

It appeared to me that my “relationship” with Jesus was quite thin. I couldn’t hear Him; I couldn’t see Him, and I couldn’t feel Him. It sure seemed more like a theology about Jesus than a relationship with Him. Mark Virkler

What I didn’t know at the time was that this hunger to know God had been placed in my heart by the Holy Spirit, and that God fully intended to satisfy this passion. Mark Virkler

His voice sounds like spontaneous thoughts that light upon your mind, especially as your heart is fixed on Him. Mark Virkler

The moment we start worshipping, we take our eyes off the problem and fix them on the Solution. The problem doesn’t go away, but our perspective changes and suddenly everything seems different. Retha McPherson

From all the things you can receive from the Father, the Holy Spirit is the gift above all gifts. When the fire of the Holy Spirit burns in your heart, you have a treasure of much more worth than any earthly riches. Retha McPherson

The grace of God is not there so we can justify sin, but rather to keep us from sinning. Grace is our victory over sin, not the rug we sweep it under. Retha McPherson

The foundation to walking in the Spirit, is a hunger and thirst to know God and to have a holy and pure heart. It all starts with a desire. Retha McPherson