How do we know when God is talking to us?

Curiously Kaitlyn

Phil Vischer

Religion & Spirituality

5 • 759 Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2025

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Pastor and author Mike Erre joins Kaitlyn this week to answer “How do we know when God is talking to us?” Mike reminds us how amazing it is that God talks to us at all, and gives biblical guidance on discerning when God is speaking. Kaitlyn and Mike share how they have heard God in their lives, and why they believe God still speaks to his people today.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Curiously Caitlin, where we try to make theology make sense.
0:04.9	Each week, we will hear a kid question about God, theology, or the Bible, and find a scholar who can answer it.
0:12.6	I don't know.
0:16.2	That doesn't make any sense.
0:19.1	What?
0:20.5	Curiously.
0:22.1	Kate,
0:22.6	Yeah.
0:25.7	Mike Erie, thank you so much for joining me again.
0:29.1	Caitlin, happy New Year.
0:31.3	I am delighted to be with you.
0:34.2	This is Mike Erie.
0:36.0	He's the teaching pastor at Journey Church in Brentwood, Tennessee, the author of many books
0:41.0	and the host of the Voxology Podcast.
0:45.7	And I love our topic today.
0:48.2	It's so good.
0:49.6	These kids are amazing.
0:52.5	They are absolutely amazing.
0:54.5	They really are. They really are.
0:55.5	They really are.
0:56.1	And so much, it's like, was it, who was the theologian that said, after years and years of studying just said, you know, I can sum it all up and Jesus loves me this I know?
1:08.6	Yep.
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