Elevation with Steven Furtick

In the new year, it's natural for us to want something new for our own lives. New resolutions. New endeavors. New circles of influence. We pray for God to give us new areas of our lives where we can make an impact. But what if something new isn't what God wants for us? What if He simply wants us to continue doing what we were already doing – but experience His anointing in a fresh new way? In part 1 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven teaches us what it means as Christians to be anointed by God, and why where we're at right now could be exactly where God wants us.

The weekly podcast of Elevation Church, led by Pastor Steven Furtick.

If you are a believer in Christ, you have a reason to praise. Through our seasons of drought and through our seasons of harvest, we always have a reason to praise. And our reasons goes way beyond simply finding the silver linings and turning our lemons into lemonade. It's much richer and deeper than that. During our New Year's Eve Praise Party, Pastor Steven taught us three reasons we have to be grateful to God, no matter the battles we've faced, beatings we've taken, or how difficult our year may have been.

If you are a believer in Christ, you have a reason to praise. Through our seasons of drought and through our seasons of harvest, we always have a reason to praise. And our reasons goes way beyond simply finding the silver linings and turning our lemons into lemonade. It's much richer and deeper than that. During our New Year's Eve Praise Party, Pastor Steven taught us three reasons we have to be grateful to God, no matter the battles we've faced, beatings we've taken, or how difficult our year may have been.

If you are a believer in Christ, you have a reason to praise. Through our seasons of drought and through our seasons of harvest, we always have a reason to praise. And our reasons goes way beyond simply finding the silver linings and turning our lemons into lemonade. It's much richer and deeper than that. During our New Year's Eve Praise Party, Pastor Steven taught us three reasons we have to be grateful to God, no matter the battles we've faced, beatings we've taken, or how difficult our year may have been.

The weekly podcast of Elevation Church, led by Pastor Steven Furtick.

Have you ever felt like your struggles just keep multiplying and won't go away? Most of the time we let them linger by making excuses, blaming them on someone else, or not wanting to take action to get rid of them. But what should our response be? In this sermon from Code Orange Underground, world-renown speaker, Bible teacher, and author, Joyce Meyer, reminds us how God, through His ultimate victory, has already conquered the battles in our lives.

Have you ever felt like your struggles just keep multiplying and won't go away? Most of the time we let them linger by making excuses, blaming them on someone else, or not wanting to take action to get rid of them. But what should our response be? In this sermon from Code Orange Underground, world-renown speaker, Bible teacher, and author, Joyce Meyer, reminds us how God, through His ultimate victory, has already conquered the battles in our lives.

The weekly podcast of Elevation Church, led by Pastor Steven Furtick.

Change is never easy. And it is rarely painless. But it is inevitable. We all go through different times and seasons that require us to change. Some changes we hope for, and other change we reluctantly go through. But often as Christians, we pray that God would change our situations, rather than praying for a change within ourselves. This Christmas, Pastor Steven shows us through the Christmas story how God takes us through change, and the promise that remains the same no matter the season we are in.

Change is never easy. And it is rarely painless. But it is inevitable. We all go through different times and seasons that require us to change. Some changes we hope for, and other change we reluctantly go through. But often as Christians, we pray that God would change our situations, rather than praying for a change within ourselves. This Christmas, Pastor Steven shows us through the Christmas story how God takes us through change, and the promise that remains the same no matter the season we are in.

The weekly podcast of Elevation Church, led by Pastor Steven Furtick.

The greatest seasons of faith in our lives don't occur when we're on the mountain top, when life is going as planned and God's favor is most tangible. In reality, it's when we're in our lowest valley. When we push against our natural inclination to lock the doors of our heart and wait for winter to pass. It's there where we learn to fight for our faith, battling our feelings and our circumstances, and allow God to work through our pain to draw us closer to Him. In part 3 of our series Times & Seasons, Pastor Steven teaches us a better way to weather the winter, making our painful seasons more productive for God's glory.

The greatest seasons of faith in our lives don't occur when we're on the mountain top, when life is going as planned and God's favor is most tangible. In reality, it's when we're in our lowest valley. When we push against our natural inclination to lock the doors of our heart and wait for winter to pass. It's there where we learn to fight for our faith, battling our feelings and our circumstances, and allow God to work through our pain to draw us closer to Him. In part 3 of our series Times & Seasons, Pastor Steven teaches us a better way to weather the winter, making our painful seasons more productive for God's glory.

The greatest seasons of faith in our lives don't occur when we're on the mountain top, when life is going as planned and God's favor is most tangible. In reality, it's when we're in our lowest valley. When we push against our natural inclination to lock the doors of our heart and wait for winter to pass. It's there where we learn to fight for our faith, battling our feelings and our circumstances, and allow God to work through our pain to draw us closer to Him. In part 3 of our series Times & Seasons, Pastor Steven teaches us a better way to weather the winter, making our painful seasons more productive for God's glory.