Is it God, my feelings, or the enemy? If you’ve ever asked, “Lord… is this really You, or am I just making this up?” — this episode is for you.

In this week’s Midweek Momentum, Georgina breaks down a practical, faith-filled framework to help you discern the voices that speak into your mind and heart every day:

• God’s voice – steady, holy, loving, and anchored in Scripture
• Your flesh – driven by fear, comfort, control, and old pain
• The enemy – accusing, confusing, shaming, and distorting truth

You’ll learn a simple four-step grid to T.E.S.T. what you’re hearing:

T – Truth: Does this align with God’s Word and His character? E – Effect: What is this doing to my heart, mind, and peace? S – Source: Whose tone does this sound like — the Shepherd, my wounds, or the accuser? T – Trajectory: If I follow this voice for six months, where will it lead me?

Georgina also speaks directly to women who have:

• Confused fear with “discernment”
• Called emotional walls “wisdom” instead of recognizing old wounds
• Made decisions in the past and later realized, “That wasn’t God’s voice at all”

You’ll walk away with:

• A clearer way to test your thoughts and impressions
• Language to separate conviction from condemnation
• Practical steps to invite the Holy Spirit into your triggers, anxiety, and confusion
• Hope that even when you’ve misheard God in the past, He can still redeem and re-route your story

You are His sheep. You do hear His voice. Discernment is not about perfection — it’s about staying surrendered, anchored in Scripture, and responsive to the Holy Spirit.

If this episode helps you, share it with a friend who is wrestling with anxiety, decision-fatigue, or confusion about what God is saying. Listen together, talk through the T.E.S.T. grid, and encourage one another to stay anchored in God’s reality — not the enemy’s lies or your emotions alone.

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