Dr. Gabriel Bainesai is a profoundly spiritual voice in this generation—a prophetic teacher, author, and minister whose writings awaken the heart and stir the soul toward a deeper intimacy with God. With over twenty years of ministry experience in both local and international settings, he has dedicated his life to helping people rediscover the voice of the Father, especially during seasons of silence, pain, or spiritual dryness.

A theologian by training and a shepherd by calling, Dr. Bainesai holds advanced degrees in Theology and biblical studies, with a focus on spiritual formation and the ministry of the Holy Spirit. However, it is his journey through moments of spiritual silence, emotional brokenness, and restored intimacy with God that gives this book its raw power and authenticity.

In “Daddy, I Cannot Hear Your Voice in the Morning,” Dr. Bainesai vulnerably and prophetically shares his heart, addressing an ordinary and tender spiritual challenge believers face: the sense of distance from God’s voice. Through sincere reflection and biblical truth, he guides readers back to the secret place where the father continues to speak.
Dr. Bainesai is also recognized for his energetic preaching and teaching ministry, often emphasizing the Holy Spirit, inner healing, worship, and the prophetic life. He frequently speaks at revivals, leadership conferences, and spiritual retreats, where he ministers with compassion, wisdom, and a strong sense of God’s presence.

He currently serves as [Evangelist, Mentor, Coach, Counselor Trainer, and is a founder and president of Divine International Evangelistic Ministry…], where he continues to invest in the next generation of believers, intercessors, and leaders. Dr. Bainesai lives with his wife, Adiam Bainesai, and his daughter, Deborah Bainesai, in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where they serve together in life and ministry.

Through this book and others, his heart remains clear: to bring God’s people back to hearing His voice, to restore broken fellowship, and to help every believer confidently say again, “I can hear Your voice in the morning.”