If you’ve ever wondered why hearing God feels clear for some people and

confusing for you, Pastor Johnny Caldera makes this simple: God isn’t

silent, but a lot of us are tuned to the wrong voices.

In Hearing God: God Speaks Through His Word (1 Samuel 3:1–10), he

walks through Samuel’s first encounter with God’s voice. Samuel didn’t

ignore God, he just didn’t recognize Him yet. That’s the point. Hearing God

is learned. It grows with practice, humility, and consistency, not pressure or

hype.

Pastor Johnny frames the Bible as more relational than informational. This

isn’t about collecting facts. It’s about learning a Person. And he gives a

memorable filter that turns the whole message into four questions that

expose what’s really happening under the surface:

Who’s in charge? If your feelings, culture, or tradition have the final say,

you’ll never hear God clearly.

Who’s it about? Scripture points to Jesus. Miss Him and you miss the

message.

Who has the right answer? The world has plenty of slogans, but God’s

Word corrects, shapes, and transforms you, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Who can receive it? Anyone can hear from God, but not everyone positions

themselves to. Expectation, invitation, and humility make room for clarity.

The challenge is direct: stop treating the Bible like information for your mind

and start treating it like relationship for your life. Because when God speaks

through His Word, something happens. Your heart wakes up. Your hunger

grows. And over time, you start recognizing His voice faster.

If you’re tired of guessing, this message will help you reset your posture

and re-tune your life to the clearest way God speaks.