Show Notes
Wendy Backlund joins Shaun Tabatt to explore one of the most common questions Christians ask: How do I know if that was God—or just my own thoughts? Wendy shares how she learned to recognize God’s voice through ordinary impressions, why discernment develops through relationship and practice, and how fear of getting it wrong can keep believers from growing. They also discuss imagination, the unseen realm, renewing the mind, and what it means to live with greater awareness of the Holy Spirit in everyday life.
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