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'Someone we need to listen to' is a very useful resource for individuals or small groups wishing to move on from the shallow waters of basic belief to the choppy seas of actually having a two way conversation with God. - BOB FRASER - CHRISTIAN VISION FOR MEN, LANCASHIRE, UKA powerful and provocative workbook - it hits on the challenges we face (or, in some cases, intentionally put in front of ourselves) to effectively hearing God's instructions for our life. - ROB CORRAO - LAC GROUP, LOS ANGELESThe God of the universe is intent on interacting with us every day Our part is to develop an expectation that He will actually speak. Hearing the voice of God is crucial. - OLIVER NYUMBU - LEADERSHIP & STRATEGY SPECIALIST, BIRMINGHAM, UKWhen distractions are at their peak, in a fast-paced world, making time for God has become critical. Striving to listen to His will has been a lifelong journey. - CARLOS NUNES - CUMMINS, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, UKGod wants to speak to us through our families, friends, co-workers and mentors... and through His Word... He has also used those who don't profess any faith, to prod and provoke me to action. - ANDREW MARRIOTT - MOTIVATE (MISSIONARY VENTURES), NEW ZEALANDWhen we ask God for direction or inspiration or we say, "What do you think Lord?", we should then pay special attention to the scriptures/thoughts that come to mind. After all a conversation is two-way, why wouldn't he answer us? - RICHARD HOOKE - THE WELL CHURCH, LANCASHIRE, UKSometimes I've found discerning what God is saying incredibly difficult. But you can't get away from the fact that God is always talking to people and I'm discovering that it's worth persisting through the (not insubstantial) challenges because His voice is the only genuine source of confidence and comfort I've ever found. - JOY COWLEY - TLG, YORKSHIRE, UK

Most people pay the bills, put food on the table and take the occasional holiday with the proceeds of paid work that they don't really enjoy.However, there have probably been times in your life, albeit short and fleeting, when you were engaged on a project or carrying out a set of actions or involved in an activity and you said to yourself, 'I think this is me - it feels as though this is what I was made to do'. You might even have said, 'I'm in my element'.Was God behind those moments of epiphany, when you sensed the 'rightness', the 'fit' or the 'timeliness' of what you were doing? Were they clues, pointing to the good works He has prepared for you, that He wants you to enjoy?We are more important to Him than we know; He has more invested in us than we can imagine; and He has given each of us a unique combination of capabilities for a reason... He has SOMETHING FOR YOU TO DO."I think this is superbly justified, theologically sound, pastorally necessary and compellingly written. I would certainly endorse it enthusiastically." - SIMON PONSONBY, PASTOR OF THEOLOGY, ST. ALDATES, OXFORD"Iain offers us perspectives on living purposefully in the sight of God in ways that maximise human potential, enrich the common good and value the gifts and opportunities bestowed on all people. This is a work based on personal experience and healthy thinking." - DR. NIGEL G WRIGHT, PRINCIPAL EMERITUS, SPURGEON'S COLLEGE, LONDON (FORMER PRESIDENT, BAPTIST UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN)