What If I Got It Wrong?
Summary
Steven Furtick explores doubt through John the Baptist’s prison question, "Are you the one?" He argues that resistance often signals significance, not error, and urges listeners to bring doubts to Jesus rather than letting circumstances define their faith. Furtick emphasizes trusting God’s character even when He doesn't meet our specific expectations or timelines.
Topics discussed
Introduction: Doubt as a door for God
Jesus raises the widow's son at Nain
John the Baptist asks: Are you the one?
The anxiety of 'What if I got it wrong?'
Doubt in major life decisions and faith
John's history: Baptizing Jesus and hearing God's voice
John's sacrifice and the validity of doubt
Bringing doubts to Jesus, not hiding them
God's correction vs. Satan's condemnation
Point 1: Listen to Jesus, not your prison
Point 2: Resistance indicates significance
Point 3: Let go of your plan for God's purpose
Jesus' high praise for John the Baptist
Faith that remains when expectations aren't met
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