I was sent this book free from Multnomah book publishers to
review. It has the subtitle of Hearing
God’s Voice Above All Others. That subtitle explains the thesis of the
book.
Furtick
puts forth that we can learn to hear the voice of God to combat the ever
present internal self speak we walk around with when it comes to self image.
Being a student of the word of God and having memorized portions of it we
should, he contends, be able to talk back to the voice. He contends that the
voice isn’t our own but that of the enemy of the Christian.
The
book is formatted into three sections: God says that I am, God says He will,
and God says He has. In each section Furtick charts a plan for us to work with
our chatter. He illustrates his points with scripture to ground the reader in
reality.
There
is so much chatter going on in the realm of out though life that we need to
have a plan to control it. Furtick offers an easy to read and understand book.
He even offers a website for deeper exploration of this subject.
There
are even discussion points at the end of the book for those who want to do
small groups. The tone is at the level of the common Christian reader and would
help all who wish to do the study. I recommend this for people who want to go deeper.
As
I said above I received this book free to review from Multnomah book
publishers. I was not required to give a positive review. Any viewpoints
expressed are those of the reviewer and not the publisher.
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