do you hear voice of the Holy spirit?

do you hear voice of the Holy spirit?

I wanted to post this thread to see if anybody else hears the voice of the holy spirit sometimes. I hear it like a supremely clear thought in my head that matches scripture every time i hear it. I also hear it in many other ways such as pointing out times im being hypocritical to the faith, or when i question what i should do next.

so im wondering how do others experience or have experienced the power of our greatest gift the breath of God the holy spirt. Blessed be the one who remains with us day in and day out and rejuvenates our souls, the power that rose him from the dead now resides in us.

I wanted to post this thread to see if anybody else hears the voice of the holy spirit sometimes. I hear it like a supremely clear thought in my head that matches scripture every time i hear it. I also hear it in many other ways such as pointing out times im being hypocritical to the faith, or when i question what i should do next.

so im wondering how do others experience or have experienced the power of our greatest gift the breath of God the holy spirt. Blessed be the one who remains with us day in and day out and rejuvenates our souls, the power that rose him from the dead now resides in us.

I wanted to post this thread to see if anybody else hears the voice of the holy spirit sometimes. I hear it like a supremely clear thought in my head that matches scripture every time i hear it. I also hear it in many other ways such as pointing out times im being hypocritical to the faith, or when i question what i should do next.

so im wondering how do others experience or have experienced the power of our greatest gift the breath of God the holy spirt. Blessed be the one who remains with us day in and day out and rejuvenates our souls, the power that rose him from the dead now resides in us.

John 13:35 - By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.

I've been reflecting on this question. To be honest, I don't actually hear the Holy Spirit's voice. There are times when He brings a scripture to mind and I remember what was said there. But I would describe His presence as more of a light which guides me in the Way. I perceive Him as an influence more than as an actual voice.

I wanted to post this thread to see if anybody else hears the voice of the holy spirit sometimes. I hear it like a supremely clear thought in my head that matches scripture every time i hear it. I also hear it in many other ways such as pointing out times im being hypocritical to the faith, or when i question what i should do next.

so im wondering how do others experience or have experienced the power of our greatest gift the breath of God the holy spirt. Blessed be the one who remains with us day in and day out and rejuvenates our souls, the power that rose him from the dead now resides in us.

Yes, of course. This is one of the defining characteristics of being a Christian. Romans 8:14 says, "For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God." He leads around everyone who is His child.

In my experience, His voice is most clear (and most undeniable) in His correction. Whenever we go astray in our thinking, in our actions, or in our lack of actions (i.e., whenever we fail to walk as He leads), He corrects us for our good. It is better to walk where He leads instead of experiencing His correction, but it is comforting to know that He does not stop correcting us until we conform to His will and are corrected. We find this area of the Spirit's leadership in Hebrews 12.

But we hear the same voice in many other aspects of our lives. From the intimacy of our own hearts, not only does He correct us, but He leads us, guides us, warns us, teaches us, and comforts us. Over a long lifetime of hearing His voice, trusting Him, and walking as He leads, we experience the greatest blessing of salvation... which is to know Him.

Thanks for the post, Inspired from the verse above, thank you

I think that be true. Yet in religion, I found it not to be true. Love is to all, not a few or just those in your group. It is to all.
Even as Son did from that cross it was for us all

Hebrews 10:10

Authorized (King James) Version

10 By the which will we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all.

Tell me, if "I" do not truly love all, and am using anger over another person believing God or not, in condemning them, is that the Love of God on that cross once for us all?

John 13:34
A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.
John 15:9
As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: continue ye in my love.
John 15:12
This is my commandment, That ye love one another, asI have loved you.

Therefore this Question remains?
How many sins did he, Christ take on at his death? All, A few or none?

If, it is all, Once, for everyone, (Hebrews 10:10) then, there is no more repentance to get forgiven, reconciled is there? 2 (Corinthians 5:17-20) We. all are either reconciled or not. How many sins, did Jesus willingly go to that cross for? How many have turned to belief in God over Law that is fulfilled for us each, in risen Son for them? Once, by belief in the done work of Son for any person, these, new kids, are sealed by God as born again by God are made born again as new by God, not self or anyone else? Once anyone turns to God personally in belief to God for them, Whether or not they are in afflictions, now, past or future, these will not deny God as in the book of Job reveals to me at least, Thank you Father and Son as Won (One)

Since, all at that cross are forgiven, everyone in Jesus's one time willing death alone through Father for us, what is left? Anything

Yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Life with Father and Son everlasting between you two too.

Amazing Grace, what John Newton saw and turned to belief, a one time repentance and recieved the truth of the done work of Son for him in his resurrection

Accepted, forgiven and sealed by God Ephesians 1:6,7,13

Pretty sure Jesus didn’t mean for the Disciples only to love each other and no one else. Kind of obvious