Learning to hear God’s voice is a lot like tuning in to a quiet, steady signal. There are tons of other voices trying to pull your attention in different directions, so you have to choose which one you’re going to follow. Your feelings can get loud — wanting something, stressing out, or overthinking — but strong emotions aren’t always God speaking. The world around you — social media, friends, trends — can pressure you to act fast or fit in, and that noise can drown out what’s true. Negative thoughts that make you feel afraid, confused, or hopeless never match God’s character. God’s voice is steady and peaceful. It feels like a calm nudge toward what’s right and always lines up with Scripture. Hearing God starts with choosing to listen for the voice that brings peace and truth — and learning to ignore the noise that pulls you off track. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Learning to hear God’s voice is like learning to listen for a calm, gentle whisper. There are lots of other “noises” that try to get our attention, so we have to choose what we listen to. Sometimes our feelings — like wanting something really badly, being scared, or feeling worried — can sound loud inside our hearts. These feelings are real, but they aren’t always God’s voice. TV shows, videos, friends, and social media can tell us what to think or feel. Sometimes they make us feel rushed, afraid, or like we have to fit in. Those voices can get noisy. Sometimes we hear thoughts that make us feel bad, confused, or scared. These thoughts don’t sound like God because God never speaks in a way that makes us panic or feel hopeless. God’s voice is calm, peaceful, and steady. It feels like a soft nudge inside your heart that helps you do what’s right. God’s voice always matches what the Bible says and helps you feel safe and loved. So, hearing God’s voice starts with choosing to listen for the peaceful, gentle voice that helps you do what’s right — and tuning out the noisy voices that try to distract you. https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Did you know that God uses the events and situations of daily life to guide, teach, and shape people, though opinions on how to interpret these moments of life that can vary widely. Here’s how God Uses Circumstances. By Open Doors: New chances or paths that seem to be made by God. Or Closed Doors: which are Blocked plans that stop a person from going the wrong way. As well as Hard Times: Painful or difficult moments meant to build patience and trust. So, stay with us as we look at yet another way God can speak to us through circumstances. Stay tuned in there’s more coming your way! https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Life gets busy, messy, and unpredictable, and most of the time we’re just trying to get through the day. But here’s something a lot of people don’t realize: God actually uses everyday situations to guide us, teach us, and shape who we’re becoming. Not everyone agrees on how to interpret those moments, but the truth is, God often speaks through what’s happening around us. Sometimes it looks like new opportunities — doors that open in ways you didn’t expect. Other times it’s closed doors — plans that fall apart because God is protecting you from going the wrong direction. And yeah, sometimes it’s hard seasons — the tough stuff that builds patience, strength, and trust. Stay with me as our team comes to share more today! https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

God has always spoken to people in different ways, and one of those ways is through dreams and visions. All throughout the Bible—Joseph, Jacob, Daniel—you see God using these moments to guide, warn, or encourage people. And Joel 2:28 even says that God will continue to speak this way, which is why many Christians still believe He does today. I’m one of them. So many people have had dreams or visions that gave direction or revealed something true later on. God hasn’t gone silent; we just have to stay open, pay attention, and make sure everything lines up with Scripture. As we keep going, we’ll talk about how to recognize God’s voice and how to test what you experience so you can grow in confidence and wisdom. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

This week, we’re learning something really important — God speaks through wise people. Sometimes God uses parents, pastors, teachers, or even good friends to help us see what’s right. Wise people help us make smart choices, stay safe, and follow God’s plan for our lives. You know what I’ve learned? When someone shares something that’s really from God, it brings a quiet peace inside — like a warm light turning on. But when something isn’t from God, it just feels… off. Kind of like a flashlight with the wrong battery. Today we’re going to learn how to tell the difference and how God uses ordinary people to do amazing things. https://www.professorandfriends.com/

You know, when you get older, people start giving you a lot of advice — teachers, parents, coaches, friends, even random people online. Some of it’s helpful, some of it’s confusing, and some of it feels totally wrong. I’ve had moments where someone said something “spiritual” to me, and honestly, it didn’t sit right at all. It felt off, like a warning light inside. But I’ve also had people speak into my life in a way that brought clarity, peace, and direction — and later I realized God was using them to guide me. That’s what today is all about: learning how God speaks through wise people, and how to tell the difference between real wisdom and noise. High school is full of choices — relationships, future plans, friendships, identity, pressure — and God doesn’t expect you to figure it all out alone. He puts wise voices around you to help you see clearly, stay grounded, and grow. The trick is learning how to recognize those voices and test what you hear. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Today we are looking at God speaks through peace. In the Bible, God speaks through peace by using an inner calm—often called shalom—to guide our hearts, confirm His will, and quiet our fears. True biblical peace does not depend on having an easy life. It stays strong even during hard times because it comes straight from God. Not from ourselves. https://www.professorandfriends.com/

God doesn’t just speak through big miracles or loud moments—He often speaks through peace. In the Bible, this kind of peace is called shalom, and it’s more than just “feeling chill” or “not stressed.” Shalom is a deep inner calm that comes from God Himself. It’s the kind of peace that helps you make decisions, quiets your fears, and reminds you that He’s close—even when life feels chaotic. How God Uses Peace to Guide Us. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Today we’re looking at God speaks Through The Holy Spirit. God loves to talk to us through His Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit helps us understand the Bible, gives us a calm feeling inside when we’re going the right way, and gently nudges our hearts when something needs to change. He’s like a wise Coach and a kind Helper who always leads us toward what the Bible says. Get ready—our team has some awesome things to share today. https://www.professorandfriends.com/

The Holy Spirit doesn’t just float around in the background—He’s active, intentional, and personal. He helps you catch what God is saying, even in the middle of your everyday life. When you read the Bible, He’s the One who makes the words hit different—like suddenly you get what God is trying to show you. Sometimes He gives you a steady, grounded peace when you’re moving in the right direction. Other times He puts a check in your heart—that quiet “Hey, don’t go there” moment that keeps you from messing up your future. He’s a Coach, a Guide, and a Friend who always leads you toward truth, strength, and real growth. So, get ready, our team has some solid insight to share today. Let’s go. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Kids Bible Stories Presnts: When someone says, “God doesn’t talk to me when I read the Bible,” I want to ask them who told them God only speaks if they feel goose bumps or if something super exciting jumps off the page. Who said God has to use a big miracle, a dream, a healing, or a stranger’s message before it counts as Him speaking? And why do they think reading the Bible isn’t supernatural? The Bible comes straight from God, written through people, for people—including you! That’s God speaking, and that’s definitely supernatural. The team is coming to share more on this today! https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Teen Bible Adventures Presents: When someone says, “God doesn’t talk to me when I read the Bible,” I want to push back a little — in love, but with truth. Who told you God only speaks if you feel goose bumps, or if a verse jumps off the page like a firework? Who decided God has to use a miracle, a dream, a healing, or a stranger’s message before its “counts” as Him speaking? And why do we act like reading the Bible isn’t supernatural? It absolutely is. The Bible is God’s voice in written form — breathed out by Him, delivered through real people, and aimed straight at your life today. That means every time you open it, God is speaking. Not maybe. Not someday. Right now. Check out our bible story! https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Kids Bible Stories . . . Today we are talking about Do what God says. Many people—kids, teens, and adults—hear God’s Word every day, and that’s amazing. But hearing God’s Word isn’t the same as doing what it says. Today we’re learning that obeying God means living in a way that points to Him in everything we say and do. Lots of people can talk about doing the right thing, but real obedience shows up in how we live. God wants us to follow His Word with our actions, not just our words. Let’s learn how to obey Him every day. Takeaway: Kids hear God’s Word all the time, but today’s focus is obeying it with our actions. https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Teen Bible Adventures . . . Today we’re digging into something real: Doing What God Says, not just hearing it. Teens hear God’s Word all the time—at church, online, in devotionals, from parents, from friends. And that’s great. But Jesus makes it clear: hearing God’s Word doesn’t change your life unless you actually live it out. God calls us to live in a way that points to Him—not just with our words, but with our actions. So today, we’re going to look at what it really means to obey God daily, even when it’s hard, even when no one else is doing it, and even when it costs something. Takeaway: Teens hear God’s Word all the time, but today’s focus is choosing to live it out with real obedience. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Positioning yourself to listen and act — because hearing God isn’t passive. It’s choosing to slow down, lean in, and actually respond when He speaks. Both of these steps show something huge: God initiates, but you participate. He speaks, but you choose to listen. He leads, but you choose to follow. So hang on—we’re about to get real about what it looks like to hear God and live it out in your everyday life. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Today’s lesson is on hearing God’s Voice. The second part is on placing ourselves in a place to hear God when he speaks, and to put what he say into action . Both of these steps demonstrate that God initiates communication, but it is your responsibility to position yourself to listen, respond, and act on His words. So hang on as we explore this today! https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Teen Bible Adventures! God’s voice doesn’t usually sound like a loud shout from the sky. Most of the time, it shows up as a thought that hits different, a sense of peace that doesn’t make sense, or a quiet idea that lines up with who He is. He said, “Call to Me and I will answer you.” That’s not poetry, that’s a promise. So remember this: God isn’t distant. He invites you to talk to Him, and He promises to respond. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Kids Bible Stories New Video! Today we continuing with part 2 of God wants us to hear him. God loves when we talk to Him. When we ask Him questions, He listens. And when He talks back, He helps us know what to do. Sometimes His voice feels like a thought, a feeling of peace, or a quiet idea in our hearts. God says, Call to Me and I will answer you.’ That means He’s always ready to talk with you. Remember that God invites us to talk to Him and promises to answer. https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Teen Bible Adventures. Today we’re kicking off a brand new series all about hearing God’s voice in the middle of real life. Here’s the truth: Jesus knows you—your name, your story, your questions, your struggles. And He actually speaks. Not with a booming voice from the sky, but in ways that hit your heart with clarity, peace, and direction. His voice doesn’t manipulate, confuse, or pressure. It builds you, guides you, and pulls you toward who you were created to be. https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Kids Bible Stories. today we are starting our new series on hearing God’s voice. Jesus knows each one of us by name. He loves us so much that He talks to our hearts. When we follow Him, we learn what His voice sounds like. Kind, loving, and full of peace. Jesus never tries to trick us. He leads us in good ways. So strap in and get ready as our team comes to share more with you today! https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Introducing our new theme song for Hearing God's Voice Teen Version. Starts July 1, 2026. Be watching for more updates! https://professorandfriends.com

Introducing our new theme song for Hearing God's Voice Kid Version. Starts July 1, 2026. Be watching for more updates! https://www.professorandfriends.com/

Hearing God's Voice Teen Song Just a reminder that starting today through the end of June we are taking a break from Teen Bible Adventures. On July 1, 2026. Our new series "Hearing God's Voice will start. Watch for new details every week! https://professorwhoopieteen.weebly.com/

Hearing God's Voice Kids Song Just a reminder that starting today through the end of June we are taking a break from the bible Stories. On July 1, 2026. Our new series "Hearing God's Voice will start. Watch for new details every week! https://www.professorandfriends.com/