I enjoyed it so much that I bought a few of his other books and online courses. As always, beloved brethren, be good Berean’s and study to show yourselves approved.The first Christian book I read as a new believer was Good or God by John Bevere (Not recommended).

I know it will be edifying and educational.

Of course, if you’ve somehow found yourself with a subscription to Kindle Unlimited like I have, then you’ll already have access to this book. If you are too impatient to wait for any giveaway, and when it comes to this book I completely understand, then you can find your own paper copy here and the kindle version here. If you’ve liked or commented on this article then you’ve already been entered to win! But if you’d like a few extra chances you can zip over to any of my social media pages and find the posts about this giveaway. Pastor Osman was also gracious enough to send me several copies of God Doesn’t Whisper which I’ll be giving away on social media. I recommend this book to any age, and if you happen to be a homeschooling parent like I am then this book will be a fantastic primer to teach your preteens, teens, or young adults how to respond when someone says they’ve heard a word from God. I love that he doesn’t stray from Scripture, but calls us to view this movement through a Biblical lens. But does Gods Word ever tell us that we’ll hear Him speak audibly today? In dreams? Does God whisper? Osman doesn’t pull any punches, this book, from its title to the very last footnote, is a clear refutation of HVG. God-Doesn’t-Whisper-Book-ReviewĬoming from the Word of Faith movement I frequently heard it repeated, “God spoke to me, in that still, small voice…” Have you heard it? It’s a phrase that’s repeated so often one might begin to question if the canon ought not be re-opened. While he explains this disastrous teaching, he boldly calls out those preachers and teachers that promote it. In this 281 page book, pastor and author Jim Osman expounds upon his own journey from believing in HVG through the Scriptural reasons he no longer does so. Rarely do we see this type of theologically sound rebuke to the popular belief in HVG or hearing the voice of God. It’s no wonder John MacArthur wrote the forward for God Doesn’t Whisper, published by Kootenai Community Church Publishing in August of this year. This one was a joy to read, as the writer has a knack for Biblical truth and turning a phrase.

Hello dear ones, I hope this post finds you all doing well! As promised, I have another book review for you.

God Doesn't Whisper by Jim Osman