Mark's Virkler's How-To for Spirit-Anointed Living Podcast

Let’s begin this discussion by helping the individual who wants to receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit, receive this experience. The follow-up discussion with be about the health benefits of speaking in tongues.

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I hosted a 20-minute interview with Boris, who has taken about 1500 Russian-speaking people through the full course on Hearing God’s Voice. Here is our exciting conversation!
Original blog with video available here.
A suggested way you could share the four keys to hearing Gods voice - Weekly meeting design for a 1 hour or 2-hour meeting 
Greeting – fun chatting as people arrive
Lesson review 15 min – key points from the assigned video(s) they watched (Can choose to watch 1 or 2 videos per week). Or you can share your Zoom screen and watch a 1 hour video together). It would be best for people to have obtained the books 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice and LEARN 4 Keys workbook). 
Journaling for 8 min (Quiet journaling time where they complete the assigned journaling questions – assumption being that even though these were assigned to be done before class, people will not have them done) 
Breakout rooms - 3 people in each room (10 min/person to read their journaling and be affirmed). This creates a trusting family atmosphere, and people gain confidence that they are hearing God’s voice.
Main room – people come back to the main group and share testimonies, ask questions, and close with prayer 
Close the meeting by informing them of the next video lesson and homework.
Currently, Boris is running 3 simultaneous 4-key groups.

Journaling application
Hearing God's voice is as simple as: 1) quieting down (Ps. 62:1-5), 2) beholding Jesus at my right hand (Ps. 16:8; Acts 2:25), 3) asking for His revelation and tuning to flowing thoughts and flowing pictures (Jn. 7:37-39; Jer. 2:13; 10 pictures), and 4) recording this flow (Hab. 2:1,2; Rev. 1:9-11). I then test it, ensuring it lines up with Scripture (Ps. 1:2; Jn. 10:35; 1 Thess. 5:2) and is affirmed in the hearts of my three spiritual advisors (2 Cor. 13:1; Prov. 11:14). See this link.
Lord, how would you have me share the 4 keys to hearing Your voice with those whom I touch?
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Having noted that I can pray up to four times (or more) for healing, I have been asked the question, "Why do I need to command the healing more than once? Why isn't once enough?" So since I had never asked God that question, I decided to journal about it. I have noticed that many times not much happens the first time I command a healing, but if I do it immediately again, very often a level of healing occurs, and if I do it again, then an even greater healing is manifest, so...

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Question: What could possibly be the value of me saying a prayer, or speaking a confession, or commanding a healing, over and over again? It seems like a waste of time, since my mind heard it the first time. Shouldn't it be enough to pray once then move on to another topic? Is there a reason I should repeat the same thing twice a day?

Answer: There is great value in repetition. God often established that a ritual be done both morning and evening (1 Chron. 16:40; 23:30; 2 Chron. 2:4; 13:11; 31:3; Ezra 3:3).

They are to stand every morning to thank and to praise the LORD, and likewise at evening (1 Chron. 23:30).

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Opposites attract, enriching the marriage relationship. That is the way God has designed it. We see strengths in our spouse that are not in us, and so by uniting, we become strong where we once were weak, assuming we honor and draw upon those complementary gifts.

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