Elizabeth Gray has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors, with an average listener rating of 5★ across 3 ratings. The most-rated is The Prophetic Voice of God.
The Prophetic Voice of God
Summary
Embark on a wild and unique prophetic adventure with God! The New Testament makes prophecy a priority for all believers: if you are indwelt by the Holy Spirit, you are called to hear God’s prophetic voice! But if this is true, why do so many believers struggle to receive God’s voice in this way? Lana Vawser empowers you to hear God for yourself by tuning in to how He is uniquely speaking to you! Through easy-to-understand, revelatory teaching and powerful stories, Lana illustrates how God has created all believers to hear His voice in their own distinct way. The Prophetic Voice of God will mentor you on how to listen to the Holy Spirit speaking by helping you.... Experience a Breaker Anointing: The simple, practical teaching will break off the fear, striving, and anxiety that many feel when it comes to hearing God speak prophetically. Demystify the Prophetic: Lana makes prophetic hearing accessible to anyone, no matter who you are or what context you come from. Discern the Prophetic Voice of God: Learn how to identify freshly spoken words from God and decipher the many different forms they can come in - signs, symbols, numbers, coincidences, pictures, and more. Receive Impartation and Revelation: You will be activated to look and listen for God’s prophetic voice everywhere. Tune in, and receive your word from the Lord!
©2018 Lana Vawser (P)2019 Destiny Image Audio
Not Christianity, But Priestcraft
Summary
Lucretia Mott (1793-1880) was a Minister in the Society of Friends, an abolitionist and activist for women’s rights. This speech was delivered at a Woman's Rights Convention in Philadelphia in 1854. She urged her hearers to reject "priestcraft and superstition" and to pursue "true Christianity" and the "word of God in the soul.”
Public Domain (P)2019 Museum Audiobooks
The Radiant Boy of Corby Castle
Summary
The Welsh-English writer Ernest Percival Rhys (1859-1946) was the founding editor of Everyman's Library, a series of inexpensive editions of classic works. In The Radiant Boy of Corby Castle he recounts the experience of the Reverend Henry A of Redburgh who stayed at Corby Castle. The reverend encountered a radiant phantom in the form of a young boy.
Public Domain (P)2018 Museum Audiobooks