Hearing The Holy Spirit with Marty Darracott

The Youth Pastors Round Table

In this episode of, we hear from speaker Marty Darracott on how to hear the voice of God. He shares examples of how proximity plays a role in hearing God's voice, as well as explaining the gift of word of knowledge and how it can reveal personal details one could not otherwise know. We also hear stories about how God's plan can have specific and precise details. In addition to sharing stories, Marty Darracott explains the importance of carving out time alone with God to be still and listen. We also hear about how leaders and pastors sometimes make the mistake of using other people's sermons or worship services as their quiet time. Finally, Marty Darracott shares his own journey of faith and how he became an executive pastor at a church that has been in revival for over five years, baptizing over 31,000 people and witnessing incredible testimonies of healing, deliverance, and restoration. TOPICS COVERED 1. How to Hear the Voice of God 2. The Gift of Word of Knowledge and Prophecy 3. The Role of Proximity in Hearing from God 4. Testing and Obedience in Hearing God's Voice 5. Echoing Heaven by Doing What the Father is Doing 6. Prayer and Fasting for Revival 7. Baptism and Healing Testimonies 8. Resources for Building Faith and Developing the Ability to Hear from God QUOTES - "God's voice was rare in the Bible at times because of the disobedience of his people.” "Instead of seeking God's hand to fix things in their life, they chose to seek His face and desire to know Him.” "Dialing into God's voice is like tuning an old radio, where you have to turn the dial back and forth to find the clear signal and stay tuned in to hear Him clearly.” "God still speaks to us today and expects us to echo heaven by being obedient and taking risks.” "Leaders and pastors sometimes make the mistake of using other people's sermons or worship services as their quiet time instead of carving out time alone with God.” "Sharing a word of knowledge with someone can be inviting and a great way to show obedience to God."