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What if wisdom isn’t something you collect, but someone you hear? We take one slow, careful look at Proverbs 1:7 and discover that the fear of the Lord is not about terror but about treasuring God’s voice above every other. From David’s life of listening to Solomon’s call to “incline your ear,” we unpack why true knowledge begins with reverent responsiveness and how this foundation steadies your choices, calms anxiety, and brings lasting peace.

We trace a clear line from Genesis to the Gospel of John: creation begins with “God said,” and Jesus is the Word made flesh—the visible expression of the invisible Voice. That means Christianity is not a system of information but a relationship built on hearing and responding. We talk about the real inner conflict that rises when God speaks—how thoughts argue, emotions panic, and comfort resists—and why choosing God’s word over fear, logic, or impulse leads to life. Along the way, we challenge the pull of images that keep God feeling distant and reclaim practices that tune our hearts to His presence.

You’ll hear why a fool is not simply uninformed but unteachable, repeating the same patterns because correction is refused. You’ll also gain practical steps to sharpen spiritual hearing: create quiet, read Scripture aloud and slowly, test impressions by Jesus’ character, seek wise confirmation, and take small acts of obedience today. If you’ve been hungry for clarity, longing for peace, or tired of spinning in analysis, this conversation offers a grounded path back to the Voice that leads to life.

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If you've ever struggled to hear God's voice, you aren't alone. My book, God, Why Won’t You Talk to Me?, was written for anyone seeking a deeper connection. Available now on Amazon: https://a.co/d/05KuPfd1