The Church who Hears God’s Voice
Equipping everyone to recognise and respond to the Spirit
As the central feature of the Spirit’s outpouring at Pentecost and the grand prize of the New Covenant, the prospect of universal access to the Spirit is a powerful idea as well as a risky one. History tells the terrible tales of abuses associated with the claim “God told me.” Theological and pastoral problems have plagued the experience since the time of the early church. Drawing on insights from theology, sociology and personal testimonies, Rev Dr Tania Harris skilfully guides her readers across a challenging terrain to present a comprehensive theology and pastoral strategy for how all sectors of the Church can hear the Spirit’s voice for themselves.
“Will help many discover a more intimate and fruitful relationship with the God who speaks.”(Paul and Becky Harcourt, New Wine, UK)