Elevation with 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.

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.

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

"God is in control." It sounds nice and it makes a great bumper sticker - but do we really believe it? How can God, and all His infinite power, love, and grace, coexist in a world with cancer, divorce, human trafficking, and genocide? How can God possibly be in control when life often feels very much the contrary? In part 3 of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven explains how God and His sovereignty give us a hope to cling to during the most tumultuous seasons of our lives.

"God is in control." It sounds nice and it makes a great bumper sticker - but do we really believe it? How can God, and all His infinite power, love, and grace, coexist in a world with cancer, divorce, human trafficking, and genocide? How can God possibly be in control when life often feels very much the contrary? In part 3 of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven explains how God and His sovereignty give us a hope to cling to during the most tumultuous seasons of our lives.

"God is in control." It sounds nice and it makes a great bumper sticker - but do we really believe it? How can God, and all His infinite power, love, and grace, coexist in a world with cancer, divorce, human trafficking, and genocide? How can God possibly be in control when life often feels very much the contrary? In part 3 of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven explains how God and His sovereignty give us a hope to cling to during the most tumultuous seasons of our lives.

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

If we truly believe what the Bible says about God's love, what Jesus did for us, and who we are in Him - why then so often do our lives not reflect that? We believe our salvation is secure, but what is keeping us from experiencing the life-changing sanctification that God has called us to? In part two of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven points us to three areas of our lives that can easily derail us from living a Holy life.

If we truly believe what the Bible says about God's love, what Jesus did for us, and who we are in Him - why then so often do our lives not reflect that? We believe our salvation is secure, but what is keeping us from experiencing the life-changing sanctification that God has called us to? In part two of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven points us to three areas of our lives that can easily derail us from living a Holy life.

If we truly believe what the Bible says about God's love, what Jesus did for us, and who we are in Him - why then so often do our lives not reflect that? We believe our salvation is secure, but what is keeping us from experiencing the life-changing sanctification that God has called us to? In part two of our series I Don't Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven points us to three areas of our lives that can easily derail us from living a Holy life.

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

God loves us. He has rescued us and He has a plan for us. These are some of the foundational statements our faith found in scripture. And when we read these words, it fuels our faith. We want to believe God is good. But we don’t live in a perfect vacuum. So what happens when the circumstances of our lives don’t align with what God says? How do we keep our faith in the midst of struggles and pain and trials? In part one of our series I Don’t Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven helps us establish a deep-rooted confidence in Christ, able to withstand lives that can shake us at our foundation.

God loves us. He has rescued us and He has a plan for us. These are some of the foundational statements our faith found in scripture. And when we read these words, it fuels our faith. We want to believe God is good. But we don’t live in a perfect vacuum. So what happens when the circumstances of our lives don’t align with what God says? How do we keep our faith in the midst of struggles and pain and trials? In part one of our series I Don’t Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven helps us establish a deep-rooted confidence in Christ, able to withstand lives that can shake us at our foundation.

God loves us. He has rescued us and He has a plan for us. These are some of the foundational statements our faith found in scripture. And when we read these words, it fuels our faith. We want to believe God is good. But we don’t live in a perfect vacuum. So what happens when the circumstances of our lives don’t align with what God says? How do we keep our faith in the midst of struggles and pain and trials? In part one of our series I Don’t Know What I Believe, Pastor Steven helps us establish a deep-rooted confidence in Christ, able to withstand lives that can shake us at our foundation.

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