Christians: When God speaks to you...?

Question

...what does he sound like? I'd expect something along the lines of James Earl Jones.

Update:

Some great answers so far. It's nice to see a full page of answers from Christians who aren't foaming at the mouth. Carry on :)

Answer 1

Favorite Answer

Alan Rickman.

(Even though he only speaks on behalf of God, but he's still technically her voice.)

Answer 2

Good question. It's usually the one I ask when speaking with someone who makes this claim. Usually when I hear this I think of it as playing the "God card" - in other words "if God told me you can't refute it". I'm a christian with somewhat liberal standards but I'm thinking Morgan Freeman is also a good response.

Answer 3

He speaks to me by signs.

(I saw a writing of a verse etched on soil one time, and it was the answer I needed).

He don;t sound like anything, I guess. He speaks through the mind, without a voice. It's just like you are listening to your conscience.

Answer 4

what does a thought or a feeling sound like to you? God sounds pretty much like that to me...there's a clarity, a sense of 'peace' that comes with it...but an audible voice? i'm not one to discount the possibility out of hand; who am i to try to imose a limit on what God can or cannot do? in MY experience, tho, it hasn't been audible...

Answer 5

I think God speaks to you through your conscience. He's the little voice in your head.

Answer 6

its a Still small voice

and at times a thunderous one

and at times with words that cannot be uttered

and a voice which cant be described

Answer 7

If He speaks in an audible voice you're as nutty as this fruit-cake I'm eating. At least I think its fruit-cake, it could be cardboard or tree-bark.

Answer 8

Since god is reason itself, through reason.

HTH

Charles

Answer 9

God only talks to me threw the Bible.