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SUMMARY
In “Created to Speak His Word,” the family explores what it means to hear the Father and speak His living Word. Jesus is the pattern—He listened to the Father and spoke only what He received from Him.
The conversation emphasizes that hearing must come before speaking. As we wait on the Lord and draw closer to Him, His Word becomes part of us and can flow through us with greater life and authority. God desires a people who are sensitive to His voice and willing to become vessels through whom He can speak.
SHOW NOTES
• The closer we come to the Father's heart, the more careful we become with our words.
• Jesus is the pattern for hearing the Father and speaking what He gives.
• Hearing must precede speaking.
• Waiting on the Lord and speaking His Word are part of the same spiritual life.
• God may give us a word unexpectedly in everyday situations.
• We should not be afraid to speak what God places in our hearts.
• Christ gives us freedom to become the vessels God created us to be.
• God desires to have His voice heard in relationships, work, ministry, and daily life.
• We are called to be quick to hear and slow to speak.
• The goal is to become yielded channels through whom the Father can speak.
QUOTES
• “The deeper you go or the closer you are to the Father's heart, the more you watch what you say.”
• “Hearing has to precede what we say.”
• “Let’s never be afraid to speak the words that God’s speaking to your heart.”
• “Waiting on the Lord and this thing of speaking His Word is all together.”
• “The main thing that God, I think, is trying to get across to us is give God a voice.”
• “It’s not about listening to a lot of different voices, it’s about hearing the Lord.”
• “You speak that which the Father’s speaking to your heart.”
SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES
• John 5 (19) — Jesus did what He saw the Father doing.
• John 12 (49–50) — Jesus spoke what the Father gave Him to speak.
• Proverbs 16 (32) — He who rules his spirit is greater than one who captures a city.
• Galatians 5 (1) — Christ has set us free.
• James 1 (18–19) — Be quick to hear and slow to speak.
• John 1 (12–13) — Those who receive Christ are born of God.
TAKEAWAY
God is creating a people through whom He can speak. Our first responsibility is not simply to find something to say, but to develop a heart that listens.
As we wait on the Lord and become sensitive to His voice, His Word can become part of our nature and flow through us with life. Listen first, stay tuned to the Father, and when He gives you something to speak, have the faith to speak it.