How to Hear from God Course
Invest in your spiritual growth and find the relationship with God you are longing for
Some of the topics covered:
Discover that God still speaks
Biblical examples and personal stories of hearing God
How to engage to hear Him for yourself
What to expect when you connect with Him
Ways that God communicates with us
Common hindrances to hearing God
How to press in until you hear
Importance of our soul condition
Tactical methods to engage with God
How to create a practice of daily conversations
Through this self-paced course, you will:
Become aware of the ways God speaks to you personally
Understand how to discern His voice from your own thoughts or the enemy’s lies
Apply what you’re learning in guided listening prayer sessions
Connect with God’s heart for you
Adjust your belief system to align with God’s truth about who He is
Learn to build resilience in your soul
Discover how to make decisions in partnership with God
Be transformed by spending personal time connecting with God!
One-Time Purchase
$97
Online Course
Our Presenters
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Founder
For over two decades, Nathanael Vossler has been exploring what it looks like to practically walk with the Holy Spirit and hear His voice on a daily basis. He loves to show people how simple and powerful it is to prioritize a little time out of their day to talk with God, expecting Him to speak.
Nathanael was led to leave a corporate CFO role to found Rhema NOW–a grassroots movement of ordinary believers connecting with God regularly in tangible ways.
Nathanael is a devoted husband to his wife, Kirsten, and an awesome dad to their children. He’s always happy to eat a home-grilled steak, get outside to enjoy nature, or play ultimate frisbee with the kids.
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Co-Founder
Kirsten Vossler loves Jesus and people. Her life has been shaped by following God’s voice and having an intimate, personal relationship with Him.
Kirsten loves being a wife and homeschool mom. She hosts the Rejoicing in Motherhood podcast to encourage Christian moms and help them thrive in motherhood.
Kirsten enjoys finding ridiculous amounts of delight in little things, connecting with friends, and having deep conversations and riotous fun with her family.
