Elevation with Steven Furtick

This message is for when life feels uncertain and you’re not sure what God wants you to do next. We often look for strategy or certainly, but God’s looking for surrender. Pastor Steven teaches from the life of Jacob how to take the next “messy” step. If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: ele.vc/tIepfr Scripture References: Genesis 28, verses 10-22 John 1, verses 50-51

Navigating the chaos of competing voices can be overwhelming. The struggle between the Enemy's whispers of fear and God's whispers of peace is real. Discover how Jesus faced pressures like amazement and abandonment, modeling resilience for us. Learn to recognize the cultural pulls trying to compromise your identity. The key? Choose to listen to God's gentle guidance and embrace your true purpose. It's a powerful reminder that even in silence, God is present, directing our paths.

Is it bad to complain? Joyce Meyer sheds light on what God’s Word says about it and provides practical strategies for living a grateful, holy life. If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: ele.vc/tIepfr Scripture References: Numbers 21, verses 4-7 1 Corinthians 10, verses 8-11 Philippians 4, verse 6  

Winning starts long before the battle does. When your thoughts are grounded in God’s truth, fear loses its hold and peace takes its place. You walk in victory when you let God’s Word shape how you see your situation. If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: http://ele.vc/tIepfr Scripture References: Deuteronomy 20, verses 1-8

This sermon is for someone who has been hearing the same lies from the enemy for so long that you’ve started to believe them. But you are not your issue. You are not your bad decision. It’s time to interrupt your story with truth and leave the lies behind, because the Word says otherwise. If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: http://ele.vc/tIepfr Scripture References: John 5, verses 1-11

Ever feel like you’ve let God in, but still hold certain things back? He won’t force His way in, but when you open the door, He can heal what’s been hidden. Going all in isn’t about perfection; it’s about letting Jesus have access to every part of you. If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: ele.vc/tIepfr Scripture References: Matthew 8, verses 14-16, 18-23 Revelation 3, verse 20 Luke 5, verses 1-5

Facing pressure and fear can distort our perspective. Elisha teaches us that the battles we encounter are proof of something worth fighting for. Instead of letting fear define us, we can choose to fill our minds with faith. The struggles we undergo now pale in comparison to future glory, and understanding our spiritual power helps reframe our challenges. Locations like Dothan remind us that tough times are just temporary dots in our journey, while God’s presence has been there before we even noticed.

Do your prayers feel unanswered? Discover the truth: God hears you, even in the lows. Steven mixes personal stories with scripture, explaining the importance of finding God's presence during struggles. He emphasizes that both peaks and valleys are essential for spiritual life. Learn how God's answers often come in the form of His presence rather than problem removal. The journey of faith includes recognizing that Jesus is always near, guiding us through every season. Reassurance awaits for those feeling distant from their faith.

Pastor Steven explores three key truths to remember during tough times. He emphasizes recalling God's past miracles to reshape our perspective. Jesus' responses in Matthew demonstrate the power of God’s words over temptation. With a focus on repeating Godly truth, listeners learn to build spiritual resilience. Steven also highlights the importance of identity in overcoming insecurities. Ultimately, he encourages calling on God anytime, assuring that He answers, leading to deliverance and guidance.

Listeners explore the power of overcoming lies like 'It's not enough' and 'You're not loved.' Discover how shifting your mindset can open up new loops of peace and hope. Steven highlights the repetitive nature of these lies, emphasizing the need for divine intervention. He shares how God's gentle whispers can lead to personal transformation. Drawing from scripture, he illustrates how to move from despair to hope, reminding everyone of the strength found in testimony and faith.