Elevation with Steven Furtick

Life would be so much easier if we all just had our act together. Most of us spend so much time and energy trying to portray a neat and tidy life to the rest of the world. But the fact of the matter is that we all have our messes. The parts of our lives that feel chaotic and out of control. And we have the tendency to let these messes define us and forecast our future. But in this sermon “How to Love the Mud," Pastor Steven explains how we can find God’s purpose and grace in the middle of our muddy mess.

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

When we as Christians experience unthinkable personal tragedy, we are often left to question why God would allow this to happen. We struggle with what our response should be. Are we allowed to be sad or do just try to smile through the pain? In the final part of our series, I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Levi Lusko of Fresh Life Church, teaches us about finding purpose in our pain through his own testimony of trial and hope.

When we as Christians experience unthinkable personal tragedy, we are often left to question why God would allow this to happen. We struggle with what our response should be. Are we allowed to be sad or do just try to smile through the pain? In the final part of our series, I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Levi Lusko of Fresh Life Church, teaches us about finding purpose in our pain through his own testimony of trial and hope.

When we as Christians experience unthinkable personal tragedy, we are often left to question why God would allow this to happen. We struggle with what our response should be. Are we allowed to be sad or do just try to smile through the pain? In the final part of our series, I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Levi Lusko of Fresh Life Church, teaches us about finding purpose in our pain through his own testimony of trial and hope.

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

There is no guarantee that once we place our faith in the hands of Christ, that our lives will suddenly, magically improve. In fact, we often find that it's quite the opposite. But a life in Christ is not built on the outcome of our circumstances, no matter how shaky and unstable they may become. And in part six of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven explains how to keep our confidence when our circumstances are under attack.

There is no guarantee that once we place our faith in the hands of Christ, that our lives will suddenly, magically improve. In fact, we often find that it's quite the opposite. But a life in Christ is not built on the outcome of our circumstances, no matter how shaky and unstable they may become. And in part six of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven explains how to keep our confidence when our circumstances are under attack.

There is no guarantee that once we place our faith in the hands of Christ, that our lives will suddenly, magically improve. In fact, we often find that it's quite the opposite. But a life in Christ is not built on the outcome of our circumstances, no matter how shaky and unstable they may become. And in part six of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven explains how to keep our confidence when our circumstances are under attack.

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

Most of us would feel more confident about what we believed if all we had to do was memorize the right vocabulary and understand the right concepts. But God never intended for life to be an exam we passed just by simply knowing the right things. In part five of our series I Don’t Know What I Believe, Elevation GTA Campus Pastor John Bishop, gives us three tests designed to help us move our faith from our head to our heart.

Most of us would feel more confident about what we believed if all we had to do was memorize the right vocabulary and understand the right concepts. But God never intended for life to be an exam we passed just by simply knowing the right things. In part five of our series I Don’t Know What I Believe, Elevation GTA Campus Pastor John Bishop, gives us three tests designed to help us move our faith from our head to our heart.

Most of us would feel more confident about what we believed if all we had to do was memorize the right vocabulary and understand the right concepts. But God never intended for life to be an exam we passed just by simply knowing the right things. In part five of our series I Don’t Know What I Believe, Elevation GTA Campus Pastor John Bishop, gives us three tests designed to help us move our faith from our head to our heart.

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

A lot of us wish that our lives as Christians were a constant stream of never-ending blessing – like God is some sort of celestial Oprah, giving away all His favorite things. We get the parking spot. We get the tax refund. We get green lights and clear skies. But if that's our view of God, then how are we supposed to deal with everything that doesn't turn out just right? When we hurt, and grieve, and suffer. How are we supposed to find God there? In part four of our series "I Don't Know What I Believe" Pastor Steven helps us to reestablish our perspective on suffering, and how God ultimately intends to use it in our lives for our good and His glory.