Elevation with Steven Furtick

We all have our battles. Our issues. Our struggles. Situations we just wish would end. Fights we just want to get through and move on. But Jesus didn't come so that we could just survive the battle. He defeated death and sin so that we could also have total victory. So how do we win? How do we finish the fight the right way? To close our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven explains the advantage we have as Christians, and why simply surviving life is no longer an option.

Some of the biggest battles we fight aren't against others, but against ourselves. The battles we combat in our own head and heart. Our enemy will invade our thoughts and try to accuse, belittle, and provoke us - and if we don't approach the fight in the right way, he can crush our spirit and derail our lives. So how do we defeat our enemies when they seems so much bigger and stronger than us? What is the right way to fight? In part 4 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven teaches us the importance of approach, and why choosing the right weapon can ensure our victory and God's glory.

Some of the biggest battles we fight aren't against others, but against ourselves. The battles we combat in our own head and heart. Our enemy will invade our thoughts and try to accuse, belittle, and provoke us - and if we don't approach the fight in the right way, he can crush our spirit and derail our lives. So how do we defeat our enemies when they seems so much bigger and stronger than us? What is the right way to fight? In part 4 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven teaches us the importance of approach, and why choosing the right weapon can ensure our victory and God's glory.

We are all imperfect people. Which means our relationships with others will also have their imperfections. But what do we do when our most important relationships are on the brink of destruction? How does God want us to fight for the people in our lives that we love? In part 3 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven sat down with Carolina Panthers All-Pro wide receiver Steve Smith and his wife Angie, taking a behind-the-scenes look at the strengths and pitfalls of passionate people and how God can redeem our broken relationships for His glory.

We are all imperfect people. Which means our relationships with others will also have their imperfections. But what do we do when our most important relationships are on the brink of destruction? How does God want us to fight for the people in our lives that we love? In part 3 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven sat down with Carolina Panthers All-Pro wide receiver Steve Smith and his wife Angie, taking a behind-the-scenes look at the strengths and pitfalls of passionate people and how God can redeem our broken relationships for His glory.

As we set goals for a new year, we pray for God to give us chances to grow and increase in our gifts - make the team, get the promotion, become better at what we do. We can trust in the power of prayer, but there is more than just asking God to use the talents He's put inside us. In part 2 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven gives us a new perspective on maximizing our unique talents, and teaches us four tools we can use to develop all that God has entrusted to us.

As we set goals for a new year, we pray for God to give us chances to grow and increase in our gifts - make the team, get the promotion, become better at what we do. We can trust in the power of prayer, but there is more than just asking God to use the talents He's put inside us. In part 2 of our series Sticks and Stones, Pastor Steven gives us a new perspective on maximizing our unique talents, and teaches us four tools we can use to develop all that God has entrusted to us.

What if there was a way to keep all your New Year’s resolutions? What if you didn’t have to wave the white flag of surrender to the giants in your life? If you’re tired of losing the same battles over and over again, our series Sticks and Stones will teach you five secrets to make your resolutions more than words.

What if there was a way to keep all your New Year’s resolutions? What if you didn’t have to wave the white flag of surrender to the giants in your life? If you’re tired of losing the same battles over and over again, our series Sticks and Stones will teach you five secrets to make your resolutions more than words.

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.

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.

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.

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.