Use Your Inside Voice

Elevation with Steven Furtick

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Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 15.5K Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Whose voice have you been listening to?

In “Use Your Inside Voice,” Pastor Steven Furtick of Elevation Church shows us that Jesus was not driven by the opinions of others, but led by the voice of God. It is ultimately up to us to determine which voice we respond to.

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Stephen Fertig.
0:03.4	I'm the pastor of Elevation Church, and this is our podcast.
0:06.4	I wanted to thank you for joining us today.
0:08.6	Hope this inspires you.
0:10.2	Hope it builds your faith.
0:11.3	Hope it gives you perspective to see God as moving in your life.
0:14.3	Enjoy the message.
0:17.1	Turn in your Bible to Matthew.
0:19.0	Excuse me, Mark, chapter three.
0:21.1	I'll go to Matthew in a minute.
0:23.4	I got so much Scripture this is going to be overwhelming today.
0:28.4	I hope you wore sweatpants because you're going to get fat off of this bread from heaven
0:32.5	today.
0:33.8	You need an elastic waistband for this.
0:36.2	God has been speaking to me because I asked him, I said, God, give me a message for your
0:39.9	people.
0:41.7	He gave me so much to give.
0:44.0	We'll see if we can get it done all in this one session.
0:48.3	Mark chapter three, I'm going to pick up at verse 20.
0:52.1	Do you remember a couple of years ago I preached savage Jesus?
0:56.8	We were saying how Jesus isn't soft.
0:59.8	Jesus isn't scared.
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