Crash the Chatterbox

Posted on 17 April 2017 by Steven Furtick

Crashing the chatterbox Overpowering lies of insecurity, fear, condemnation, and discouragement with the promises of God. I used to think that someone who struggled with the kinds of weaknesses I deal with daily was useless to God I felt so often like I was drowning in internal dialogue I couldn t control It had been the soundtrack of my life for as long as I could remember Yet everything changed when I began to realize God has given us the ability to choose the dialogue we believe and respond to. And once we learn how, we can switch from lies to truth as deliberately as we can choose the Beatles over Miley Cyrus on satellite radio This is the key to pressing ahead and doing God s will anyway, even as you are bombarded with thoughts, feelings, and even facts about why you can t do it I m now awakening to the reality that we can access the power of God s promises to constantly crash the system of our broken beliefs I m learning how to overpower the shouts of the Enemy by bending my ear to the whisper of God s supernatural truths about my identity in Him and His strength in me STEVEN FURTICK, from Crash the Chatterbox Includes discussion questions for individuals or groups. Inside your head and heart is a chatterbox Its lies are keeping you from realizing your God given potential But what can you do about them The Voice You Listen to Will Determine the Future You Experience In Crash the Chatterbox, Pastor Steven Furtick focuses on four key areas in which negative thoughts are most debilitating insecurity, fear, condemnation, and discouragement He asks,What great deeds are in danger of remaining undone in your life because of lies that were planted in your past or fears that are looming in your futureWith personal stories, inspiring examples, and practical strategies, Pastor Furtick will show you how to silence the lies and embrace the freeing affirmation of God Learn how to live out God s truth no matter what is going on in your life or thoughts Learn how to crash the chatterbox and hear God s voice above all others. Read Crash the Chatterbox author Steven Furtick – kino-fada.fr I ve been going to Elevation for six weeks now and the only problem I have is the lack of access to the pastor I can t speak for everyone, and I don t know what the protocol or policy is All I m saying is I ve never been to a church this big and I m not used to not having direct access to the man behind the podium It s weir...I think Furtick has provided us with a good strategy to drown out the lies of the Enemy that shout out from our mind The truth from the Word of God is the only answer and Furtick gives us several areas where we need to concentrate in biblical truth He is very honest in ...Reviewing soonRead this one for what it is.When I review, I try to understand what the book was intended for and judge it based on that Steven Furtick is a solid motivator and I look to his messages for encouragement often.So when I picked this one up, I expected to get the same genre of content from him, and he delivered.Pastor Steven was as transparent as one could be with his insecurities and shortcomings I appreciate his honesty and directness in this one Essentially, he touches on how the enemy, Read this one for what it is.When I review, I try to understand what the book was intended for and judge it based on that Steven Furtick is a solid motivator and I look to his messages for encouragement often.So when I picked this one up, I expected to get the same genre of content from him, and he delivered.Pastor Steven was as transparent as one could be with his insecurities and shortcomings I appreciate his honesty and directness in this one Essentially,...READ THIS BOOK Really So, so good In SO MANY ways In it Steven gives real, practical ways to get that mean voice in your head to SHUT UP Practical things I ve already used Definitely a re read You re doing better than you think you are.It s less about you than you think it ...It was a great read, definitely convicting and I believe once practiced and put into daily use will work against the chatterbox Steven Furtick is real, which I appreciated, he speaks of his own issues and his own strug...A good reminder In a nutshell, this book describes what I began to consider as I graduated high school and continued to learn while battling depression.I listened to this book on Audible read by the author and I think ...I have heard a lot of good about this book, so when I saw it listed as available for review, I grabbed it It sounds like a self help book, and it could be taken that way, but it really isn t The premise of the book is that we have all of this negative stuff in our heads Fears, worries, putdowns, etc It drowns out God s voice and holds us back from being what we should be, and from doing what God wants us to do I found myself relating a lot to this book as I read it For years, I have liste I have heard a lot of good about this book, so when I saw it listed as available for review, I grabbed it It sounds like a self help book, and it could be taken that way, but it really isn t The premise of the book is that we have all of this negative stuff in our heads Fears, worries, putdowns, etc It drowns out God s voice and holds us back from being what we should be, and from doing what God wants us to do I found myself relating a lot to this book as I read it For years, I have listened to the negative stuff the devil throws my way, until God was drowned out This book really nails it in showing how destructive it is to not get a handle on it all, and as someone who deals with depression, I can see how it slowly evolved from my worries and fears The book doesn t offer a quick and easy fix, but it does offer a totally Biblical solution on how to focuson God, on what He is saying and...Some call it self talk, others call it negativity tapes inside our head, author and Pastor of Elevation Church, Stephen Furtick calls it the chatterbox that keeps us from reaching the full potential God has for us This one is good for...This book has, for me, a few good thoughts in it, but overall, I think he spends a large number of pages saying the same thing over and over If you are interested in this book, lot me know and I can give you a Rieder s Digest version MR

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17 April 2017

Steven Furtick