Elevation with Steven Furtick

Our bags are packed and we're hitting the road. It's a Super Summer Elevation Family Road Trip and we're bringing you along. We love seeing all the lives changed by Jesus across our eight different locations. And we jump at any opportunity we can to stand together as a church. In this series, see our eight campus pastors unite our church family together and bring the road trip to you.

Frustration is found in the gap between expectation and experience. Frustration with others. Frustrations with God. But what about when we've frustrated ourselves? When we're the ones who have disappointed our own expectations? To close out our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Jonathan Martin, Lead Pastor of Renovatus Church, teaches us how our greatest disappointments can become the source of our greatest encounter with Jesus.

Frustration is found in the gap between expectation and experience. Frustration with others. Frustrations with God. But what about when we've frustrated ourselves? When we're the ones who have disappointed our own expectations? To close out our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Jonathan Martin, Lead Pastor of Renovatus Church, teaches us how our greatest disappointments can become the source of our greatest encounter with Jesus.

Most of our frustrations are born out of our own personal experiences not meeting our expectations, but what about when the tables are turned? What do we do when we are the ones not living up to the expectations of others? How do we avoid the weight of disappointment when we don't measure up? And what should our response be to the negative opinions in our lives? In part 3 of our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Steven teaches us the proper position to take when the expectations of others get between us and who we are in Christ.

Most of our frustrations are born out of our own personal experiences not meeting our expectations, but what about when the tables are turned? What do we do when we are the ones not living up to the expectations of others? How do we avoid the weight of disappointment when we don't measure up? And what should our response be to the negative opinions in our lives? In part 3 of our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Steven teaches us the proper position to take when the expectations of others get between us and who we are in Christ.

Frustration is born when our expectation doesn't match our experience. But what happens when God is at the center of our expectation - and He doesn't come through? When our prayers seem to fall flat. When it seems like the God who loves us didn't provide for us in the way we had hoped. But God doesn't share our perspective. And His plans won't always match up with our plans. And in part 2 of our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Steven teaches us, through the story of Lazurus, how to realign our expectations with a new perspective on who God really is.

Frustration is born when our expectation doesn't match our experience. But what happens when God is at the center of our expectation - and He doesn't come through? When our prayers seem to fall flat. When it seems like the God who loves us didn't provide for us in the way we had hoped. But God doesn't share our perspective. And His plans won't always match up with our plans. And in part 2 of our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Steven teaches us, through the story of Lazurus, how to realign our expectations with a new perspective on who God really is.

Frustration. It's born in the space between our expectations and our actual experiences. "This isn't what marriage was supposed look like." "I thought this job was going to be different." "I never thought my kids would act that way." We have all been there. Overcome with frustration and left with nothing but unmet expectations. How are we supposed to respond? Do we suck it up and get on with life? Do we just lower our expectations? Or is there another way? In the first part of our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Steven uses Mary and Martha to teach us about the source of our greatest frustrations, and what our response should be, in light of who Jesus is.

Frustration. It's born in the space between our expectations and our actual experiences. "This isn't what marriage was supposed look like." "I thought this job was going to be different." "I never thought my kids would act that way." We have all been there. Overcome with frustration and left with nothing but unmet expectations. How are we supposed to respond? Do we suck it up and get on with life? Do we just lower our expectations? Or is there another way? In the first part of our series The Expectation Gap, Pastor Steven uses Mary and Martha to teach us about the source of our greatest frustrations, and what our response should be, in light of who Jesus is.

For Mother's Day this year, we had the privilege of hearing an inspiring message for Mother's Day from our very own Lysa TerKeurst, the President of Proverbs 31 Ministry and the New York Times best-selling author of Made to Crave and Unglued.

For Mother's Day this year, we had the privilege of hearing an inspiring message for Mother's Day from our very own Lysa TerKeurst, the President of Proverbs 31 Ministry and the New York Times best-selling author of Made to Crave and Unglued.

There is a big difference between hearing a sermon on Sunday and applying it to our lives on Monday. What happens when what we hear doesn't fit neatly into our life circumstance? What if we still have questions? To close out our series God's Will Is Whatever, Pastor Steven sat down with our church and answered specific questions about God's will, covering everything from dating to finances to finding God's will when He closes doors in our lives.

There is a big difference between hearing a sermon on Sunday and applying it to our lives on Monday. What happens when what we hear doesn't fit neatly into our life circumstance? What if we still have questions? To close out our series God's Will Is Whatever, Pastor Steven sat down with our church and answered specific questions about God's will, covering everything from dating to finances to finding God's will when He closes doors in our lives.

The Biblical truths we learn at church each weekend are intended to not just be heard on Sunday, but put into practice Monday through Friday. We should be weekly seeking to put handles on what God teaches us and begin to practically apply it to our daily lives. For part four of our series God's Will Is Whatever, we watched the testimonies of several people in the church, showing how they seek God's will everyday in the workplace.

The Biblical truths we learn at church each weekend are intended to not just be heard on Sunday, but put into practice Monday through Friday. We should be weekly seeking to put handles on what God teaches us and begin to practically apply it to our daily lives. For part four of our series God's Will Is Whatever, we watched the testimonies of several people in the church, showing how they seek God's will everyday in the workplace.