Can't You Talk Louder, God?

by Steve Shultz

Can't You Talk Louder God? is about how any believer, from any denomination, (even yet unsaved people) can learn to hear God speak. They can also learn that God is already speaking, even wooing them constantly. This book teaches through many personal sto

Genres: Christian

192 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2005

Reviews

[Katherine]

A good introduction to hearing God's voice and the prophetic.

[Maria]

Steve Schultz writes about many times he's heard God's voice and what has happened. He teaches about ways that God can talk to the individual if we would just listen. It has good points in it, but nothing I haven't read before. I don't feel I truly learned anything.

Also, the last chapter in the book was written by someone else and I feel it was completely inappropriate for a book about hearing God. It had nothing to do with listening to God and the story was put forth as God's retribution against evil doers, and it's not up to us as humans to determine if something was God's actions or not.

So, this book does have some good principles that might help some readers, but it's not really a book I can recommend.

[Sarah Beth]

A good book for basic guidance, but not one you can read over and over continually gaining principles.

[Cat *living for the One who breaths life into me*]

Really good. Informative and interesting.a book everyone should read.

[Paul]

Does a good job of encouraging people to believe they can hear from God. I don't think anyone can compete with Graham Cooke in teaching about the prophetic.

[Darlene Mable]

amazing