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C3 NairobiAuthor: C3 Nairobi
At C3 Nairobi, we believe that Nairobi is our city, and as part of His global church, we stand united with every church in our community. Our mission"Our city, His church, my call"reminds us that each of us is individually called to serve, while together we work to transform our city. Guided by our tagline, "Love God, Love People," we embrace our unique role in impacting Nairobi with Christ's love and hope. Welcome to C3 Nairobi! Language: en-us Genres: Religion & Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Hearing God's Voice | C3 Nairobi
Sunday, 19 April, 2026
Most people are not waiting for God to speak. They are waiting to hear something that confirms what they have already decided.The Hebrew word for "hear" is shema, and it does not separate hearing from obeying. They are the same motion. Biblical hearing is not acoustic or passive. It is a whole-life response: understand, believe, act, move.Philip demonstrated this when he left a thriving revival in Samaria to stand on a desert road, with no explanation given. He heard. He moved. And on that road he found one man who would carry the gospel into Africa. God rarely gives the full picture. He gives the next step. And the next step is only available to the person who obeyed the last one.But hearing gets complicated because three voices are speaking into your life at any given moment: the enemy, your own desires, and God. The most dangerous of the three is not the enemy. It is you.Your own ambition can generate an internal voice that sounds exactly like conviction, that feels exactly like God. Discernment is not the ability to tell right from wrong. It is the ability to tell right from nearly right. And it is not a gift that arrives fully formed. It is a capacity built over time, by reason of use, by years of bringing decisions before God and tracking what happens.In this episode:Why hearing God is obedience, not passive receptionHow to identify the three voices speaking into your life, and why your own voice is the most dangerousWhat discernment actually is, and how confirmation bias quietly distorts itHow community is not optional for the hearing life, and what to do when two sincere believers claim opposite words from the same GodHow to cultivate a hearing life, and why seasons of silence are not abandonmentHe is not silent. The question is whether you have become the kind of person who, when you hear, moves.www.c3churchnairobi.com
