What if hearing from God is more practical than we've been taught? We revisit one of our favorite conversations with Jamie Winship as he shares how discovering his God-given identity transformed the way he approached fear, relationships, and everyday life. We explore how learning to recognize God's voice shaped Jamie's work as a police officer, why identity is deeper than our vocation, and what it looks like to follow Jesus in ordinary moments. If you've ever wondered whether God still speaks today or how to live with greater confidence in your identity, this conversation offers a compelling invitation to trust Him in every part of life.

What We Learned

• Identity comes from God—not from what we do, what we have, or what other people think about us.
• Fear is one of the greatest obstacles to living the life God designed us to live.
• God often meets us in ordinary moments and unexpected places, not just traditionally "spiritual" environments.
• Our vocation is not our identity; our identity is what brings life and purpose into our vocation.
• Learning to hear God's voice is a discipline that grows through asking questions, paying attention, and practicing obedience.
• Abiding with Jesus means inviting Him into everyday conversations, decisions, and relationships—not just spiritual activities.
• God frequently reveals Himself most clearly in places of darkness, desperation, and uncertainty.
• Obedience is hearing God's voice and responding, rather than simply following rules.

Resources Mentioned

• Living Fearless — Jamie Winship
• Identity Exchange
• Becoming What You Believe
• Trueface
• Serpico (1973)
• Athletes in Action

Produced by Sound of a Rose — https://soundofarose.com

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