By Erik Strandness2022-09-22T11:25:00
Earlier this year, Unbelievable? held its annual conference, the theme of which was God Unmuted: It’s Time for the Church to find its authentic voice again. The title of the conference itself raises some very important questions. How does God speak? Who muted God in the first place? Is the Church the best mouthpiece for God? And what does an authentic voice sound like?
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