Week 2: Chapter 1 — Crashing the Chatterbox

1.Furtick makes a distinction between the voice of God and the voice of the chatterbox. In your experience, what are the clearest differences between the two — in tone, in content, in how each makes you feel?

2.The author argues that most people don't actively choose to believe lies — they just fail to actively choose truth. What is the difference between passively drifting into negative thinking and actively fighting it? Where do you tend to land?

3.Furtick introduces the idea that God's declaration over your life — what He says you are — is the foundation from which you fight, not something you are fighting to achieve. How does Romans 8:1 ('no condemnation') function as that kind of foundation?