Announcement: Many years ago, my good friends Tony and Felicity Dale created a full-color magazine for Christians who gather outside the institutional church called House2House. It’s been awhile since an edition of the magazine has been published, but there seems to be renewed interest to “kickstart” it. Funds are needed to republish it, however. If you are interested in supporting the project, click on Kickstarter to learn more.
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The subject of hearing God’s voice is both a mystery and a struggle for many. On this score, two books that I’ve personally found helpful on the topic are . . .
Hearing God by Peter Lord (revised and expanded)


My friend Felicity Dale has also written a neat little eBook on the subject of hearing God, and she’s giving it away for free. Click here to obtain your copy.
Finally, I’ve written on the subject also in my book Revise Us Again, exploring the three ways that we can lay hold of the mind of Christ and the chief obstacles to each. The book is presently on sale for $8.00 until February 3rd.



















Jeff you are a wise man. Pam grab Peter Lord’s book Hearing God. IMHO it might bless you. Frank you are entitled to promote sir and Pam you also are entitled to emote. Let’s all do it on the spirit of unity. Shalom
Frank, I am a bit disconcerted. I come to your blog expecting an article about how to hear God and all I get is a pitch to buy your book. What’s up with that??
Pam, I’m new to this blog and have been reading the comments and I’m put off by yours. It’s not only snarky but it’s not even true. The post featured three different books that aren’t by Frank and one of them was free. Frank mentioned his book last in passing probably because it was on the same subject and is on sale right now. I’m glad he did because I’ve been wanting to get that book and didn’t know it was on sale. Your comment sounds selfish and whiney.
Frank, don’t be discouraged man. I bought all the books you recommended. I’m new here and have been going through your archives and I’m amazed at the thousands of hours you’ve probably spent in writing them all and making them available for free. Please keep it up and don’t be upset by the few people who might take your work for granted and complain.
Jeff
Thanks for sharing Frank. I plan on supporting the H2H magazine.