The sermon “God Still Speaks” centers on 1 Samuel 3:1–10, showing that God’s voice has never gone silent — He still speaks to those who will listen. The first point, “Silence Is Not Absence,” teaches that when God seems quiet, He is preparing our hearts to hear Him more clearly. The second point, “The Voice You Recognize,” reminds us that relationship precedes recognition — we learn to discern His voice through knowing His Word. The third point, “Availability Unlocks Audibility,” reveals that hearing God requires surrender and stillness, not hurry. Like Samuel, when we stop running and start listening, God turns communication into communion. The message ends by pointing to Jesus, the greater Samuel, through whom God has spoken once and for all — the Word made flesh. 

Reference Verse: 1 Samuel 3:1-10, 21