God speaks. Unfortunately, far too many religious services are filled with hallucinogenic hoopla that handicap people from hearing. The prophetic expression, "God said," get manipulated into scare tactics and cliches that control cults. Even worse, charismatic churchgoers can't characterize between God's voice, their own self-consciousness, and the enemy's whispers. This is how the spirit of anti-christ validates its own agenda; prophesying lies in the pulpit. Feel-good singers and sermons hypnotize sheep. When the sensationalism stops, the need remains for God to speak to brokenhearted souls. This book is an unapologetic vindication of God's uncontaminated still small voice.