Odds are, if you really think about the way you feel, you can always find a thought that started it. If you're feeling insecure, did you compare yourself to someone else first? If you're frustrated, did you catch a thought of offense?

Pastor Steven Furtick of Elevation Church in Charlotte, NC is helping us guard our minds and hearts from thoughts that are making us sick.

In this season of our lives we’re practicing social distancing because we all know we can catch a disease from being in contact with other people. But are we paying attention to the contacts in our phone? We may not be close to others physically, but that doesn’t mean we are immune to the influence of their mindsets.

Pastor Steven challenges us to ask this question whenever we’re feeling like we don’t matter and struggling with insecurity, “Where did that thought come from?” He helps you know what to do when your thoughts attack? Just like Eve in the garden of Eden who caught a deceptive thought from a serpent, we are susceptible to deception and manipulation from the competing voices vying for our attention.

We believe watching this message will help you fight back against the thoughts that are attacking your peace of mind.

Related Messages:
"I Caught A Thought" https://youtu.be/JBH_SudUQoA
“How To Shift Your Focus By Faith” https://youtu.be/W6rEcsQpo_I
“How To Reset Your Heart” https://youtu.be/rFhPQVLkZxQ
“Even When I Don't See It... He's Working” https://youtu.be/NhA0utn5UVE

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Sermon Content:
0:00 - You Need To Swipe Left and Delete Some Contacts
1:05 - Why Do I Feel Like This?
4:47 - Hearing God’s Voice (Luke 5:4)
7:00 - That Can’t Be The Voice of God, Right?
8:45 - Don’t Catch That Thought of Insecurity
12:36 - How To Fight Against Negative Thoughts

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When Your Thoughts Attack | Steven Furtick