How can we experience the work of the Spirit fully in our lives and hear God's voice? In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Pete Greig, founder of the 24/7 Prayer movement, as we discussed what it means to hear God and share what He is speaking with others.

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Some key takeaways from this conversation:
Pete Greig on our role as pastors: "Our job as pastors is not to quell the Spirit speaking to and through our people, it is to help them to steward that”

Pete Greig on helping develop disciples to hear God's voice: "To be a disciple is to be attuned to the acoustics, the nuance, the tone of God. So that, if we're going to raise disciples, they will be people who really know how to hear God"

Pete Greig on the work of a pastor and the complexities of how God is speaking: "So we don't get the luxury of stepping back, going, well, you know, I'm just not going to prophesy so that I can only have the 'real' word of God. Wrong. All of us are having to wrestle with the complexities of what is God saying? How do we make sense of the living Jesus Christ? The written word of God? The ways God speaks supernaturally? How do we make sense of that in a complex, fast-moving cultural context? And in many ways, that is the work of a pastor.”

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