If You Will Diligently Listen: Hearing God's Voice in Scripture

God's Voice Revealed: Why Scripture Alone Is Enough

In a church culture obsessed with hearing God's voice through impressions, dreams, and mystical experiences, pastor Michael W. Sciarra offers a biblical corrective that will transform how you understand divine communication. This powerful exploration reveals that God's voice isn't hidden in whispers or feelings—it's found clearly and authoritatively in Scripture alone.

Drawing from decades of pastoral ministry and careful biblical scholarship, Sciarra dismantles popular but dangerous teachings that lead believers to seek revelation beyond God's Word. He exposes how modern evangelicalism has abandoned the sufficiency of Scripture, leaving Christians confused, disappointed, and chasing after subjective experiences rather than objective truth.

Instead of empty mysticism, discover the rich fellowship God intends through divine illumination and biblical meditation. Learn how the Holy Spirit uses Scripture to transform minds, guide decisions, and deepen your relationship with Christ. This isn't about limiting God—it's about experiencing Him as He truly reveals Himself.

Whether you're a pastor protecting your flock from false teaching, a believer seeking clarity on hearing God's voice, or someone wrestling with charismatic claims about divine communication, this book provides the biblical foundation you need. Grounded in the Protestant Reformation's commitment to Sola Scriptura, it calls the church back to confidence in God's all-sufficient Word.

Stop chasing whispers; start hearing God speak powerfully through His perfect, eternal, life-transforming Word.

160 pages

Discernment is one of the most important but least exercised muscles of the church today.  This work helps to remedy this illness and to strengthen our defense of the faith

Michael Horton
J. Gresham Machen Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics, Westminster Seminary California, Escondido, California

Returning to the foundations of the Reformation doctrine of Scripture, Dr. Mike Sciarra offers a clarion call to stand upon the authority, sufficiency, and perspicuity of Scripture.

Joel R. Beeke
Chancellor, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan