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5 CLEAR SIGNS That God Is Calling You – Don’t Ignore This!

#christianlife , #faithingod , #worshipmusic , #bibleverse , #prayertime , #churchfamily Become a member if you wish to support us, thank you. ➡️➡️    / @christianstronghold   5 CLEAR SIGNS That God Is Calling You – Don’t Ignore This! 🔥 SUBSCRIBE for more inspiring content! ➡️    / @llamassagradaseternas   Become a member if you wish to support us, thank you. ➡️➡️    / @christianstronghold   WATCH THE BEST VIDEOS ➡️ •    • THIS IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE VO...   THIS IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE VOICE OF GOD AND YOUR THOUGHTS! ➡️ •    • THIS IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE VO...   7 CLEAR SIGNS THAT YOU ARE UNDER GOD'S PROTECTION ➡️ •    • 7 CLEAR SIGNS THAT YOU ARE UNDER GOD'...   THE WISDOM THAT COMES FROM GOD: THE KEY TO LIFE (BIBLICAL REFLECTION) ➡️ •    • THE WISDOM THAT COMES FROM GOD: THE K...   I invite you to watch the video until the end. May God bless you. What if the discomfort you’ve been feeling isn’t burnout… it’s a calling? What if the silence you’re frustrated by is the voice of God, waiting for your full attention? See, most people miss it — not because God isn’t speaking, but because they’ve been trained to ignore the very signs that mean He’s near. They wait for thunder… and overlook the whisper. They expect clarity… and run from conviction. But when God calls, He marks you. And once you’ve been marked — you can’t go back to normal. In this video, I’m going to show you five clear, unmistakable signs that God is calling you — right now. And the truth is… If you ignore them, everything in your life could remain stuck. But if you listen? You’ll never live the same way again. When God’s Silence Hurts. There’s a moment in every believer’s journey when the silence becomes unbearable. You pray. You fast. You cry out for direction. And all you hear… is nothing. Heaven feels closed. You start wondering if God has forgotten you. The pain of spiritual silence isn’t just quiet — it’s crushing. It echoes into your doubts and makes your soul feel abandoned. But what if the silence isn’t God’s absence… but His preparation? Think of a seed buried in the dark. It doesn’t feel the sun. It doesn’t hear applause. But deep underground, transformation is happening. Just because God is silent doesn’t mean He’s still. Just because you don’t feel Him doesn’t mean He’s far. Sometimes, silence is where the deepest work begins. Remember Elijah, alone in the cave, exhausted, afraid, defeated. He expected God to appear in the wind, the fire, the earthquake — something loud and dramatic. But God whispered. A soft, still voice. Why? Because He was close. So close, Elijah didn’t need volume. In your silence, could it be that God is whispering, too? Could He be drawing you into deeper intimacy — past the noise? In our world full of distractions — money problems, online pressures, chasing passive income, mental health battles, sleepless nights, career burnout — God often steps back… not to punish, but to pull you in. To teach you stillness. To anchor your faith. Hebrews 11:1 reminds us: “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” So the question isn’t: “Is God speaking?” The question is: “Am I still enough to hear?” God’s Voice Isn’t What We Expect. We grow up thinking that if God wants to speak, He’ll part the sky. Thunder. Lightning. A clear, booming voice from heaven. And if we don’t hear that? We assume He’s not talking. But the truth is — and listen closely — God rarely speaks the way we expect. His voice isn’t always dramatic. It’s often disguised in the quiet, in the subtle, in the seemingly ordinary. And when we miss that, we miss Him. You may be waiting for a miracle. A prophetic word. A dream. But what if God’s already been speaking… through your exhaustion? Through the closed door you keep trying to force open? Through the friend who keeps mentioning the same verse? You see, divine communication isn’t always supernatural — sometimes it’s strategic. And if we only expect the spectacular, we’ll overlook the sacred in the simple. Let’s go back to the road to Emmaus. Two disciples walking, confused, grieving. Jesus joins them, but they don’t recognize Him. Why? Because they were expecting Him to look a certain way. Sound a certain way. And He came differently. They were face to face with the risen Christ — and didn’t even realize it. How often do we do the same? God walks beside us, and we miss Him… because He didn’t fit our idea of what God “should” sound like.