God speaks.

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If you want God to speak to you, my advice is that from now on you read the word of God daily.

16 All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness, 17 so that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.

2 Timothy 3:16-17

We see that God spoke in biblical times in many ways, with an audible voice, like fire, like a wind, like an earthquake, like thunder, in various ways but even today He continues to speak, perhaps not directly as in those times since today we are not talking about God manifesting Himself at all times with an audible voice, nor is it that He sends an angel to give each of the messages He wants to give us at all times.

God has a way of speaking to us that has not changed for more than 2000 years and it is the main way in which God does it. God speaks to us today through his written word. The Holy Spirit of God inspired the Bible so that certain men wrote it transmitting God's message for you and me. That message is still valid and will be valid for the future. God inspired the Bible to be perfectly written and to adjust to our time, and in this way he speaks to us in real time according to everything we need.

God speaks to us according to our concerns, anguish, worries, even our greatest needs are met through his written word. When we are faced with difficult times or problems, we generally turn to sources that are not the most reliable or perhaps we ask a friend for advice. This is very good, even so God speaks through people but the first and most important resource we must turn to is his word.

Let's not wait until we reach those pressing or desperate moments, those moments when we are in an emergency, it is better to read and examine the word of God daily to be able to understand what God wants to tell us at all times.

The Bible contains absolutely all of God's thoughts and desires for us, if we spend time reading the word of God every day we can contemplate new knowledge and new realities to live in this life, to live in the fullness of God.