You can make one bad decision and recover. But if you keep listening to

the wrong voices, you won’t even realize you’re drifting until you look up

and your life feels unfamiliar.

In Hearing God Week 4, Pastor Ezra goes after a missing piece in most

people’s spirituality: God doesn’t only speak through Scripture and the Holy

Spirit. He also speaks through trusted voices, the right people in your life

who love you enough to tell you the truth.

The tension is real because pride would rather stay lost than be corrected.

We do it while driving, ignoring GPS because we’re sure we know better,

and we do it in life the same way. We don’t always need a new idea.

Sometimes we need humility and a voice that can interrupt us before we hit

the rocks.

This message is a warning and an invitation. A warning, because you don’t

drift into disaster, you decide into it by who you trust, who you platform, and

who you refuse to hear. And an invitation, because wisdom is cheaper than

regret, and isolation is expensive.

Pastor Ezra builds a simple filter for knowing God’s will that cuts through

the noise: the promise of God, the peace of God, and the people of God.

When those lights line up, you’re not guessing, you’re navigating. When

they don’t, you might still move, but you won’t be safe.

If you’ve been stuck, defensive, or quietly spiraling, this message will help

you identify the voices shaping you and choose better ones on purpose,

before the decision becomes the damage.