Does God go radio silent right when you need to hear Him most? Ever feel like life's extra noisy when you’re trying to zero in on that "still small voice"? Yep, been there.

Let’s chat about how we can hear God’s voice. Is He even speaking in the first place? What if I'm missing it completely? We’ll take a cue from John 10 on how to discern God’s voice for our lives.

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Here’s a small excerpt: “You do know us, Lord…every desire, every fear, every thought, every decision, every crossroads. He knows. And after 45 years on this earth, my confidence is growing…yes, in my ability to hear but more so in my assurance that He speaks in a way I know how to hear.”

Ever get stumped facing a big decision? Feel paralyzed with overthinking, indecision, and the what-if's? How do you figure out your next right step? Rest assured, you’re not the only one who doesn’t have all their “stuff” together. Let’s chat about the plan, the path, and the next right step. Listen in for some straight talk from 2 Samuel 22:37.

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Here’s a small excerpt: “Because I don’t know about you, but when I’m on the cusp of a decision, be it an awesome opportunity or a less-than-awesome dilemma, I truly want to make the best call. But how do we take the next right step? It starts with one small yes down the path- the path He broadens beneath me so my ankles do not turn. One small yes. The yes way.”

Welcome, 2025! Ready or not, here we go! Starting strong is easy for some people. For others? Well, maybe your “get up and go,” got up and went. Wherever you fall on the spectrum of new beginnings, let’s grab a cup of coffee together. We’ll chat about prioritizing our lives the best way possible. New year, age-old wisdom from 2 Chronicles 29. www.glordinary.com

Here’s a small excerpt: “Because Friend, sometimes, in order to start the right things, in the right way, at the right time, we have to undo a thing or two. We have to open some doors that’ve been closed a long time. We’ve got to make some repairs. Sometimes we need to unlearn some things…even some things that maybe seemed helpful, convenient, or “right” at the time.”