10 Ways God Speaks to Us Today

God isn’t surprised by social media, neither is it beyond His power to chop through the encircling negativity it may well exude to achieve lives and hearts. The online church movement should under no circumstances seek to switch the physical church, but lots of the surf-able outlets in existence to spread the Gospel are well-meaning in utilizing yet another option to launch God’s truth out to as many ears that may hear it. 

Social media feeds could be flooded with biblical inspiration and encouragement to combat aired-out drama and negative agendas. Conversations could be began fairly than side-shutting arguments. Just as people in real life can expose our weakness and encourage our accomplishments, social media allows us to achieve out even farther into the world than physically possible. God speaks to us through social media, today. Where the individuals are, He is. And individuals are within the thick of social media. It’s an honorable war that Christians mustn’t pull out of, or lose sight of the responsibility we’ve got as witnesses to Jesus, over all else, on those channels of communication. 

What do you’re thinking that? Do you hear from God? In what ways should we be tuning our hearts and minds to listen to Him? Join the conversation on Crosswalk Forums!

Related Resource: Hearing God through His Word for a Lifetime

You’ve got the plan, you recognize what to do, but now you’ve got to do the work. We’re all susceptible to laziness or apathy, but if you happen to truly wish to hear from God through his Word for a lifetime and be transformed, you’ve got to make an effort. This episode is a component of our How to Study the Bible Podcast, a show that brings life back to reading the Bible and helps you understand even the toughest parts of Scripture. If this episode helps you recognize and love God more, make sure to subscribe to the How to Study the Bible Podcast on Apple or Spotify so that you never miss an episode!

Meg encourages others to hunt Him first through her life as a stay-at-home mom, profession as a contract author, teaching Emoti-moms Weekly Bible Study, and leading the children worship teams at her local church. She resides in a small, Northern lake town along with her husband of ten years, two daughters, and their Golden-doodle. Meg writes about on a regular basis life inside the love of Christ on her blog, https://sunnyand80.org.

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