Lakewood Bible Study | Lisa Osteen Comes & Paul Osteen, M.D.

How do we hear the voice of God in our daily lives? Hearing God’s voice is a spiritual discipline where the Holy Spirit communicates with our human spirit, often through a "knowing" or internal nudge. For example, Dr. Paul Osteen describes receiving surgical guidance that didn't come from his intellect but from his heart. The benefit of this connection is a life led by peace and divine wisdom rather than confusion. 🙏 Need Prayer? We’d love to pray with you: https://lakewoodchurch.com/prayer 🔍 In This Message, You’ll Learn: - Why you must stop saying you cannot hear from God and start declaring that you are His sheep who knows His voice. - The distinction between God speaking to your intellect versus speaking to your spirit before it reaches your mind. - How to use the written Word of God as the ultimate filter for every impression or prophetic word you receive. ❓ Common Questions Q: Can God speak to me through other people? A: Yes, God often uses others to confirm what He has already placed in your spirit, but their words should serve as confirmation rather than primary direction. Q: Does God care about the small details of my life? A: God is concerned with every aspect of your life and will provide wisdom for everything from parenting to professional decisions when you ask Him. 📖 Key Scriptures: -- John 10:27 – Jesus affirms that His sheep hear His voice and follow Him. -- Psalm 119:105 – The Word of God serves as a physical and spiritual guide for our daily path. -- 1 Corinthians 3:16 – Our bodies are the temple of God, housing the Holy Spirit who communicates with us. 00:00 Welcome & Opening Prayer 02:40 How to Start Learning to Hear God 06:10 Does God Speak to Everyone? 09:21 Does God Care About Small Details? 11:31 The Difference Between Your Mind and Your Spirit 13:21 How to Position Yourself to Hear From God 15:58 Is God's Voice Audible? 18:44 Hearing God Through His Written Word 23:22 How to Handle Prophetic Words from Others 39:01 The Role of Corr