God speaks to me in many ways. Most of all, I hear His voice with my thoughts, when I feel that I have to do something good for someone else. And God speaks to me through His holy scriptures. He speaks to me through His prophets, who speak the words of Christ. And I am very grateful for these things, because God knows about me and cares for me, and says these things in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
Most of the time, we think that God speaks to us with a voice that can be heard. But in my experience, it wasn't like that. Most of the time, when I've been in prayer, I haven't heard a voice. And even when I pray to God, I don't feel very, very much, and I don't have many impressions. Despite the fact that when I go to the scribe, after I pray, I find there answers that change my mind and affect my heart, and I can feel God's inspiration and guidance. This is how God speaks to me.
So, God speaks to me in a way that I understand. When I was younger, I expected it to be a big miracle, or to be a loud voice, to be heard, or a dream. It's rarer for something like this to happen, but more often than not, when I sit and pray to Him, and I sit and think, often in a dream or in a thought in my mind, I know that if it's good, if the Holy Spirit invites me, I know that it's from God. For example, I know that if I pray about my day, ideas come to my mind, and I know precisely that if I hadn't knelt down to pray, these ideas wouldn't have come to my mind. I know that if I hadn't been strong, if I hadn't had good wishes or feelings.
God speaks to me through my thoughts. An example is when I pray and I sit down to wait a little. I think about what God wants me to do. And I think about my good deeds. And I think about the fact that Jesus Christ cares for me and that he knows what is happening in my life. And he recognizes me for this. And even when I was a missionary, I had these experiences many times. And God speaks to me when I am ready to receive the revelation. And I know that this is possible.