Category: Faith In Action

  • 7 tips – How to hear God’s voice

    7 tips – How to hear God’s voice

    These tips have changed everything for me.

    Have you ever found yourself asking… what is God’s will for me?

    What does He want?

    I’m not really sure or maybe, I don’t hear anything? I don’t know what His will Is?

    Then this is for you. 

    1. Know that you can hear Him because that’s what the word of God says. Here’s how. Believe you are hearing Him. As a Man thinketh, so is he. GO TO HIM WITH ALL OF YOUR HEART. A half hearted search will get you halfhearted results at best. “And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart.” Jeremiah 29:13
    2. Repent. Repent for doubt & all things known & unknown while you are at it. Remember, in the Greek, repent = metanoeō = to change one’s mind, i.e. to repent, to change one’s mind for better, heartily to amend with abhorrence of one’s past sins. You are repenting – changing your mind to walk in faith instead of double mindedness & doubt. For without faith it’s impossible to please Him.
    3. Use the right scriptures during times of spiritual warfare. One of the most powerful ones to use when you need to hear Gods voice but think you are not is “My sheep hear My voice, I know them, and they follow Me. “ John 10:27 You are hearing God. Don’t doubt it. Sure there are times where He might remove His hand, but that’s the exception rather than His norm. And yes there are times I believe He makes Himself hidden to see what’s in our heart or for testing- but it’s ALWAYS rooted in love. Know that God is speaking to you all throughout your day & EXPECT it.
    4. Make sure your heart is always soft before Him. Most of the time when people can’t hear Him, it’s usually not because He is quiet. It’s because their heart is too hard to hear Him. The softer your heart is towards God, the more you will hear His voice. Ask Him to remove the hardness. It’s a process. It takes lots of healing & lot of His intentional, constant pursuit. “18 They are darkened in their understanding, alienated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them, due to their hardness of heart.” Ephesians 4:18
    5. Be willing to pay the price. Sometimes He answers instantly & other times it requires you to push into Him. Sometimes it may take fasting & not just prayer, asking your prayer partners, sowing seeds, anointing with oil, the laying on of hands, more deliverance. I was watching a video by Dr. Mike Murdock a long while ago & remember he said if Queen Esther were to give a message today, she’d say. “PAY THE PRICE.” (Paraphrased). It’s not cheap to carry His presence constantly. But it is sure worth it. One of my favorite verses. So good! “8 Yet indeed I also count all things loss for the excellence of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord, for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and count them as rubbish, that I may gain Christ.” Philippians 3:8
    6. Read the word throughout the day. Not just starting off every-time you wake up. But stay in it at least 3 times a day. What you put before your eyes matter. Fill them with Jesus. Spend time in the word. Use your audio Bible too, keep it playing always if you can. It really helps. 1st Tim. 4:13 “Till I come, give attention to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine.”
    7. Prayer & fasting. This one is one of my favorites! I’m not writing about how to start fasting here but this has been the fuel to my fire. It cuts through the noise and is a phenomenal way to put the flesh on check & make time for Him. Do your research well before fasting, people have died from doing it wrong. Don’t be fearful either. Isaiah 58:6 – “Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the straps of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke?” #strongholdsbroken 

    I pray this blesses you.

    As always, Stay close to Holy Spirit, Julianne 

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  • The Messy Home CRISIS: How One Biblical Detail About Jesus’s Resurrection Provides the Surprising Solution

    The Messy Home CRISIS: How One Biblical Detail About Jesus’s Resurrection Provides the Surprising Solution

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    Did you know Beloved,

    That even Jesus folded his linen clothes after his death and resurrection? 

    Before we get into that. 

    If you ever find yourself in a manner of the heart or state of the mind that is anything less that joyful, after saying the appropriate scripture, take a quick survey of your home and see if there is place where you feel God is telling you to take action and bring order.

    Sometimes things can feel off if God is wanting to cleanse a place or it may need order. 

    A messy home attracts a messy mind.

    We have the mind of Christ. 

    We serve a God of order. 

    When your home is tidy – you will feel better, your husband and sons and daughters will thrive. 

    This also sets the example of the type of spouse your sons and daughters will marry. 

    It teaches responsibility & accountability. 

    It helps train them up in the way they should go. 

    Super important.

    I don’t mean perfection either. Only God is perfect. 

    So today I was reading John 20:7

    “and the handkerchief that had been around His head, not lying with the linen cloths, but folded together in a place by itself.”

    God showed me something so cool. 

    So some people say this really helps to prove Jesus was resurrected because the linen was folded. 

    Sometimes robbers would break into tombs to steal what they could- and they didn’t care about the linen wrapped around peoples face- to say it would have been thrown for sure if it were a bunch of robbers was common. 

    Now what I found so cool was… back then, tradition had it that when a slave was serving his master, he knew when to start cleaning up when the master threw in the towel or napkin during meal time. That meant… “I AM finished”

    But let’s say the master would go to the restroom but was not done eating… then the master would fold the napkin neatly… that meant… “I AM coming back.”

    So here, Jesus knew that. It was common knowledge.

    So He folded his napkin saying… “I AM COMING BACK.”

    Quiet the statement! 

    Amen & hallelujah! 

    So… next time you find yourself folding clothes or linen… how easy is it now to remember that Jesus is coming back!

    Beautiful right?

    Takes cleaning and being a homemaker to a whole different level…

    I personally must always have this cleaning item in my home…

    It’s the best nontoxic one I’ve found. Smells so GOOD.

    And it’s not like one of those scents that instantly fades.

    It lingers! I’m obsessed.

    I used it on almost everything. Stovetop, countertops, doors, walls, the restroom, the floors. 

    I’m currently using the one called Abundance– I chose that one because I believe we’ve entered into that season.

     It’s all prayed over by the Kingdom owner. I love that.

    So when I spray it, I’m reminded of the promises of God. 

    I also highly recommend praying in the Spirit when you clean, even if it’s just for a few moments, I find it really helps. 

    You can see it here.

    I love how Jesus, being God, He could have done whatever He wanted with that linen. He could have left a trashy mess.

    But He didn’t.

    He’s the greatest leader. He set the example & took the time to fold it. It says a lot about His character.

    Until next time friend,

    Julianne

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    “But everything must be done decently and in order.” 1st Cor. 14:40