The Still, Small Voice of the Holy Spirit (and Linen!) -- WLAH Episode 23 with Denise Narmore

Walk Like a Hebrew

My guest this week is Denise Narmore of Northern California. Denise told me her coming-to-Torah story, but most of our conversation was actually about other things; first, her recent divorce, and second, our shared love of all things LINEN and how the making of linen mirrors our Christian walk. We also talk about some of the weird projects we get into sometimes, and LISTENING to the still, small voice of the Holy Spirit. And check out the bonus clips later this week for my views on prophecy and a short discussion of undergarments.

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Resources mentioned in this podcast include:

Bill Cloud

Mark Biltz

Nathan Reynolds

Life-Giving Linen

Denise mentioned a teaching that I follow. She referred to Skip Moen’s Guardian Angel.
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