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Bridges to Hearing God
Having life-giving conversations with God is one of the important things we can do for our spiritual development and one of the most significant ways of building our relationship with God. In this first of two presentations, David will begin to provide a series of practical steps we can take that help to slow down the process of engaging with God, by preparing our heart and mind for deeper and more life-giving conversations with Him.
Locate these bridges and hear God speak…to you!
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Part 1
Having life-giving conversations with God is one of the important things we can do for our spiritual development and one of the most significant ways of building our relationship with God. In this first of two presentations, David will begin to provide a series of practical steps we can take that help to slow down the process of engaging with God, by preparing our heart and mind for deeper and more life-giving conversations with Him.
Locate these bridges and hear God speak…to you!
Part 2
In the first of these two presentations, David began to provide a series of practical steps we can take that help to slow down the process of engaging with God, by preparing our heart and mind for deeper and more life-giving conversations with Him. Developing life-giving conversations with God is one of the important elements in building your relationship with God.
Connect with God personally with these bridges.
Speaker
MDiv at Fuller Seminary
Having spent sixty-plus years as a Christian studying Kingdom Life described in the New Testament, David Takle has become an expert in the area of spiritual formation. David has four published books to help Christians experience the abundant life described in the New Testament. He also created the popular Forming module of Connexus. Be sure to get his most recent work, Transformation by Design: How God Changes Lives. David and his wife, Jan, have three adult children and six grandchildren. He completed his Masters of Divinity at Fuller Seminary with a concentration in Christian Formation.
