RLCSAC Sermon Podcast · Lead Pastor: Dean Deguara

Learning to Hear the Voice of God | Supernatural Leadership | Pastor Dean Deguara

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"Supernatural leadership requires a two-way relationship," not one-way requests for a word.

1. RLCSAC Sermon Podcast's "Learning to Hear the Voice of God | Supernatural Leadership | Pastor Dean Deguara" centers on learning to hear God in daily life. 2. Jessie introduces the message as a pastor at Real Life Church, and Dean Deguara delivers the sermon as the main speaker. 3. The episode asks how believers can hear God's voice clearly amid noise, clutter, and leadership pressure. 4. Dean opens with Mariah's complaint from Louisiana that the house Wi-Fi was horrible. 5. He turns that reset-the-modem story into a picture of "unplug and reset" for hearing God. 6. He links the idea to a 36-day digital fast and says he is making corrections about social media use. 7. He says believers will not hear God's voice clearly if they refuse to disconnect from "noise" on social media and the news. 8. He compares spiritual hearing problems to Sacramento allergy congestion and says "noise congestion" can keep people from hearing. 9. He lists six ways believers can hear God: scripture, prayer, people, obedience, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and visions and dreams. 10. He tells the congregation to ask the Holy Spirit for "illumination and revelation" before reading the Bible. 11. He reads 1 Samuel 3:1-10 and notes that "the word of the Lord was rare" and that there were "not many visions." 12. He explains that Hannah was barren, prayed for a son, and dedicated Samuel to the Lord at Shiloh. 13. He says the tabernacle at Shiloh was toxic, yet God used that setting to raise Samuel as a priest and prophet during spiritual decline. 14. He argues that hearing God's voice is activated by ministering to God and by growing in the Lord. 15. He repeats that Samuel served before he spoke for God and says some people want prophets without being servants. 16. He contrasts Eli's weak sight and "usual place" with Samuel sleeping near the ark and tending the lamp of God. 17. He says the lamp should keep burning from evening until morning, and he connects that to fresh oil, prayer, and leadership that stays bright. 18. The tone is energetic, repetitive, and exhortational, with call-and-response lines like "go back and lie down" and "speak, Lord." 19. Listeners who like Bible teaching on prayer and discernment. 20. Listeners wanting short, low-energy devotional content.

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