In a noisy world full of competing voices, many Christians quietly wonder, "How do I actually hear God speak to me?" The Recipe: Hearing God's Voice is a practical, story-rich guide that shows ordinary believers how to recognise, trust, and follow the voice of the Holy Spirit in everyday life.
Blending raw testimony, biblical teaching, and simple step-by-step practices, Peter Fahim traces his journey from zealous "good Christian boy," to atheist, to a man who can confidently say, "He speaks and I can hear Him." Along the way, readers learn a clear biblical "recipe" from 1 Corinthians 2 for discerning God's thoughts and feelings as the Spirit translates them into our own thoughts and emotions.
From a startling prophetic "crazy story" on the streets of Cairo to intimate moments of learning to listen in silence, this book refuses clichés and instead offers concrete, relatable stories of how God meets people in confusion, doubt, and weakness. Each chapter moves from narrative to insight, making it easy to see how the same God at work in Peter's life wants to be just as practical and present in yours.
Whether you are a new Christian longing to know God personally, or a seasoned believer tired of second-guessing every impression, this book offers a clear, accessible pathway into deeper intimacy with the Lord. The Recipe: Hearing God's Voice is ideal for personal devotion for anyone hungry for a genuine, two-way relationship with the Holy Spirit.
