Can You Hear What God Is Saying?
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Herman Ivey is overseeing a growing and important ministry in Columbus, Georgia. But he’s also dealt with his share of struggle and disappointment, from divorce to homelessness. This week Herman talks with Redeemed director Nate Dewberry about the ups and downs of his life and what he’s learned from it all—particularly the need to be obedient to God, and to not talk so much that you can’t hear what God is saying back. He also talks about Right from the Start, the Columbus ministry where he’s overseeing an effort to use mentorship to combat the epidemic of fatherlessness and all the social problems that can result.
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0:00—Intro/”lightning round”
5:58—Herman’s background
12:23—What does redemption mean to you?
14:40—The challenges Herman has faced over the course of his career
20:45—Herman’s advice for men who can’t figure out what God wants
25:12—How Herman shares his faith
32:33—About the Right from the Start ministry/outro
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