Elevation with Steven Furtick

In part seven of our IN•FIN•8 series, our Creative Pastor Larry Hubatka walks us through the parable of the prodigal son. It's a story of a redemption. A lost son restored. And through his story, we are reminded of just who Jesus came to save - sinners like him. Sinners like you. Sinners like us.

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

We all want a strong faith. We feel like if we had "better faith" we'd make it through the storms of life in one piece. If we had "more faith" our marriage would improve, our kids would be better behaved, we'd get that promotion we want. But in part six of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven uses the story of Peter walking on water to show us that the point of the storm isn't to prove our faith, it's to prove God's faithfulness.

We all want a strong faith. We feel like if we had "better faith" we'd make it through the storms of life in one piece. If we had "more faith" our marriage would improve, our kids would be better behaved, we'd get that promotion we want. But in part six of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven uses the story of Peter walking on water to show us that the point of the storm isn't to prove our faith, it's to prove God's faithfulness.

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

For part five of our series IN•FIN•8 our Family Pastor Frank Bealer, with help from our eKidz children's ministry, used the story of Daniel in the lions' den to teach us how to trust God in any situation.

For part five of our series IN•FIN•8 our Family Pastor Frank Bealer, with help from our eKidz children's ministry, used the story of Daniel in the lions' den to teach us how to trust God in any situation.

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

We all want to know what God wants us to do with our lives. We want Him to clarify our calling. Where do we go? How do we do it? But our calling is much more than just a set of directions. And it rarely caters to our convenience and comfort. In part 4 of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven uses the story of Jonah to help us understand our calling, how to respond to it, and the ultimate purpose of what God has called us all to do.

We all want to know what God wants us to do with our lives. We want Him to clarify our calling. Where do we go? How do we do it? But our calling is much more than just a set of directions. And it rarely caters to our convenience and comfort. In part 4 of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven uses the story of Jonah to help us understand our calling, how to respond to it, and the ultimate purpose of what God has called us all to do.

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

God did not bring us into existence so that He could only reign over certain areas of our lives. God did not send Jesus to rescue a sinful, broken world so that He could just be one of our options. So why do we treat Him that way? Why, as Christians, do we want God to reign over our spiritual lives, but then often choose to follow other options when it comes to our job, our relationships, or our finances? In part three of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven shows us, though the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel, the problem with keeping our options open.

God did not bring us into existence so that He could only reign over certain areas of our lives. God did not send Jesus to rescue a sinful, broken world so that He could just be one of our options. So why do we treat Him that way? Why, as Christians, do we want God to reign over our spiritual lives, but then often choose to follow other options when it comes to our job, our relationships, or our finances? In part three of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven shows us, though the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel, the problem with keeping our options open.

God did not bring us into existence so that He could only reign over certain areas of our lives. God did not send Jesus to rescue a sinful, broken world so that He could just be one of our options. So why do we treat Him that way? Why, as Christians, do we want God to reign over our spiritual lives, but then often choose to follow other options when it comes to our job, our relationships, or our finances? In part three of our series IN•FIN•8, Pastor Steven shows us, though the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel, the problem with keeping our options open.

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