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Still Small Voice 1 Kings 19:11–18 (NKJV) 11 Then He said, “Go out, and stand on the mountain before the Lord .” And behold, the Lord passed by, and a great and strong wind tore into the mountains and broke the rocks in pieces before the Lord , but the Lord was not in the wind; and after the wind an…

Prompted by what? Our emotions often dictacted our actions It’s a first response, often an instinct How do we become prompted by His spirit and not by our emotions? How do we let our emotions lead us to God and not be led by them? Elijah went on the run, ready to die- asking to be done, led by emotions.…

Here is a short summary of the sermon outline: The sermon focuses on cultivating the ability to hear and respond to God's voice through grateful praise. The key points are: 1. God's voice is distinct and recognizable to those who belong to Him. We must seek clarity in discerning His voice through Scripture, prayer, and quiet reflection. 2. Biblical figures like Moses, Elijah, and Daniel heard God's voice and guidance in various seasons and circumstances of life. We too can recognize His presence across all situations. 3. Hearing God's voice should naturally lead to joyful, exuberant praise, as modeled in Psalm 100. Grateful praise is a powerful expression of faith in God's sovereignty. 4. The sermon calls the congregation to embrace the declaration "I Hear You, God" as an affirmation of attentiveness to the Lord's leading in their daily lives. Personal stories and examples illustrate how praise realigns our perspective, renews our faith, and ushers in God's power amid difficulties. The conclusion invites prayerful listening and a heartfelt response of "I Hear You, God" to deepen the congregation's relationship with the sovereign, loving God.

Announcements Church workday May 6 Irrigation? interfaith food closet coming to Colfax need volunteers June 6 - 12-2pm Call Lana Greenan 530-823-1663 tell her Rich Goss told you about the opportunity. Inter-faith food closet Announcing the start of a monthly distribution on the 1st Tuesday at around…

Open your bibles to Psalm 46. I do want to encourage you to have your bible out or use the pew bible. You’ll find this chapter on page 403. By the way, if you don’t have a Bible, feel fee to take that one or take one from the Book Nook after the service. Either of those would be our gift to you! Have…