223. How to hear God's voice through the ears of a child w/ author, Silvia Ledon | hearing the voice of God

<p>Have you ever said, “I just don’t hear God’s voice…”</p><p>As adults, we often find ourselves over-complicating what it means to hear from the Father. We strain to listen, yet sometimes feel like we’re missing the frequency. But imagine if we started earlier—what if we learned to recognize His gentle whisper before the world got so noisy and life so got so busy?</p><p>God’s Word tells us to come to Him like a child, and my guest today has captured that heartbeat perfectly. <strong>Silvia Ledon</strong> is an award-winning children&#39;s book author, and her latest work, <em><strong>The Voice of God</strong></em>, is a masterpiece that both children and adults can enjoy together.</p><p>Today, Silvia is sharing practical tips on how to hear God’s voice in the everyday and, more importantly, how to start those vital conversations with your own littles at home.</p><p>Join me as we welcome Silvia to the Shine with Frannie Show.</p><p><br></p><p>ABOUT SILVIA:</p><p>Silvia Ledon is a Cuban-born, Ecuador-raised author, speaker, worship leader, and educator with over 40 years of ministry experience. An award-winning children’s book author, Silvia weaves together her love for music, storytelling, and spiritual formation to guide people of all ages toward discovering God’s presence in everyday life.<br>You can follow Silvia on her social handles and connect through my website.</p><p>HER BOOKS ARE SOLD both her my website and through Amazon:</p><p><a href="http://silvialedon.com/" target="_blank">silvialedon.com</a><br>Hardcovers: https://www.silvialedon.com/books<br>English paperbacks through Amazon: https://a.co/d/05Lz2LhA<br>Spanish paperbacks through Amazon: https://a.co/d/00uvIcBG</p><p><br></p><p>FREEBIE from Silvia to YOU! </p><p><a href="https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/documents/download/YXTugoEWTzqYD83zMeWr" target="_blank">https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/documents/download/YXTugoEWTzqYD83zMeWr</a></p>