Show Notes
This Labour Weekend, Pastor Caleb Finlayson brings us a message titled: Speak, Lord (out of 1 Samuel 3:1–21), exploring the fascinating story of Samuel’s calling, when God spoke to a young boy in a time when “the word of the Lord was rare.” Together we'll unpack what Samuel’s encounter can teach us about hearing God’s voice today, and discover how our posture, practice and proximity shape our ability to listen for and respond to what God is saying.
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