Elevation with Steven Furtick

It is not enough to just to discover the will of God. That's just the first step. Besides, many of us are educated well beyond our level of obedience. So what do we do once we understand God's will for our situation? And how do we do it the next time? And the time after that? In part three of our series God's Will Is Whatever, Pastor Steven teaches us how over time, the will of God can become the desire of our heart.

It is not enough to just to discover the will of God. That's just the first step. Besides, many of us are educated well beyond our level of obedience. So what do we do once we understand God's will for our situation? And how do we do it the next time? And the time after that? In part three of our series God's Will Is Whatever, Pastor Steven teaches us how over time, the will of God can become the desire of our heart.

Chances are most of us aren't hearing from God with an audible list of instructions when we are seeking direction for our next steps. We want to trust Him and step out in faith, but there's no burning bush or blinding light. So how are we supposed to hear from God when it comes to the important decisions in our life? In part two of our series God's Will Is Whatever, Pastor Steven uses the life of Jacob to explain the different channels God can use to reveal His will to us.

Chances are most of us aren't hearing from God with an audible list of instructions when we are seeking direction for our next steps. We want to trust Him and step out in faith, but there's no burning bush or blinding light. So how are we supposed to hear from God when it comes to the important decisions in our life? In part two of our series God's Will Is Whatever, Pastor Steven uses the life of Jacob to explain the different channels God can use to reveal His will to us.

When we accept Christ as Savior, we make the single most important decision of our lives. But once we make that choice, we open ourselves up to endless new decisions, all centering on one over-arching question: what does God want us to do with our lives? Trying to decipher the will of God can be a frustrating prison of fear and second-guessing. But in the first part of our new series, Pastor Steven explains a life-altering perspective shift that changes the way we approach our place in God's will.

When we accept Christ as Savior, we make the single most important decision of our lives. But once we make that choice, we open ourselves up to endless new decisions, all centering on one over-arching question: what does God want us to do with our lives? Trying to decipher the will of God can be a frustrating prison of fear and second-guessing. But in the first part of our new series, Pastor Steven explains a life-altering perspective shift that changes the way we approach our place in God's will.

All the best stories have it. The right setting. The climactic action. The memorable characters. And the greatest story forever told is no exception. For our Easter Worship experiences, we closed out our IN•FIN•8 series by looking throughout scripture – from Genesis to the Gospels to the book of Revelation – using worship, creativity, and preaching, and connected the dots of a plot of weaved together from the dawn of time. A story centered around one perfect character and one climactic event – the death and resurrection of Jesus.

All the best stories have it. The right setting. The climactic action. The memorable characters. And the greatest story forever told is no exception. For our Easter Worship experiences, we closed out our IN•FIN•8 series by looking throughout scripture – from Genesis to the Gospels to the book of Revelation – using worship, creativity, and preaching, and connected the dots of a plot of weaved together from the dawn of time. A story centered around one perfect character and one climactic event – the death and resurrection of Jesus.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.