In this sermon on Acts 1 and Romans 8:28, the preacher explains that what feels like God ghosting us—through loss, change, or rejection—is actually Him gifting us something greater, like the Holy Spirit indwelling us instead of walking beside us. [...]

In this message on Matthew 20:20-28 titled "Kingdom Clout, Part 1," the preacher shows how James and John's mom boldly asked Jesus for top spots for her sons in His kingdom, right after He predicted His death. Jesus redirects them to [...]

Drawing from Ezekiel 37's valley of dry bones, the preacher urges believers to stop describing their dead situations and start declaring God's promises over them. Ezekiel prophesied life into lifeless bones—tendons, flesh, skin, then [...]

In this sermon on Philippians 1:18-26, Paul teaches that what truly matters is Christ being preached, no matter the motives or circumstances. From prison, he shifts from interpreting his situation to anticipating the future with [...]

In this message on Psalm 119, the preacher stresses that true, lasting change starts in the heart—not just outward habits, but inwardly inclining the heart toward God's ways. We must actively reset our default "declined" position by [...]

In this sermon drawing from Matthew 20 and Mark 3, the preacher emphasizes honest motives in prayer and self-awareness, urging believers to tell God what they truly want rather than scripted prayers. Jesus' question "What is it you [...]

In this sermon on 1 Samuel 3, the preacher celebrates God's persistent "call waiting"—He calls back even when we miss or resist, as with Jonah and Samuel. God chooses and wants us despite flaws, repeating His voice through [...]

In this powerful message on John 4 and Genesis 48, the preacher declares God as the ultimate God of the plot twist—He blesses the "wrong" people, revives what seemed dead (like Joseph after 22 years), and turns betrayal, setbacks, and [...]

In this continuation of the "Kingdom Clout" series on Acts 1, the preacher explains that Jesus' ascension wasn't abandonment but a shift from physical presence to the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit. What felt like being [...]

In this sermon on Exodus 3-4 and Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush, the preacher highlights how fear's greatest hit—"What if?"—often paralyzes us with hypotheticals rooted in past failures or rejection. God redirects [...]

In this sermon on the Israelites' transition from manna in the wilderness to eating Canaan's produce (Joshua 5), the preacher explains God's provision is seasonal, unusual, proportional, and personal. When familiar supply like manna [...]

In this powerful message drawing from Isaiah and Philippians 1, the preacher declares that uncertain, difficult seasons aren't wasted—they're "flex space" where God shows Himself strong for fully committed hearts. Like Paul in [...]

In this timely message on Joshua 3 during a season of global uncertainty and physical distancing, the preacher encourages believers not to just "get through it" but to consecrate themselves today for God's amazing work tomorrow. God [...]

In this powerful message from Elevation Church during quarantine, Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Philippians 1 to show how Paul, facing uncertainty in prison, chose to focus on the fruit God was producing rather than the chains or unknowns. The [...]

In this uplifting message drawn from Isaiah 54, Pastor Steven Furtick shares how uncertain or seemingly wasted seasons—like quarantine or personal setbacks—are actually "flex space" where God stretches faith, enlarges vision, and prepares [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick powerfully illustrates how something very small—like a cloud the size of a man's hand or a single discouraging word—can block out something much bigger, such as God's presence, promises, or victory. Using [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick shares a tender yet powerful word about the reality of exhaustion—Jesus Himself got tired from the journey, sat down weary at Jacob's well, and met a woman who needed living water more than physical rest. The message hits [...]

In this raw, seated conversation amid national grief over George Floyd's murder, Pastors Steven Furtick and John Gray openly discuss racism, systemic injustice, silence in the church, personal pain, empathy across racial lines, and the urgent [...]

In this timely message from Exodus 14 and Romans 12 during a season of global uncertainty, Pastor Steven Furtick teaches "A Lesson in Letting Go," urging believers to release old patterns, grips of control, and outdated [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick reminds us that God deliberately chose and placed each of us exactly where and when we are, with all our quirks and struggles, because He wanted us for His kingdom purposes. From Peter's impulsiveness to the "sons of [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick declares God is leading us into a new normal—not back to old patterns of busyness, toxic priorities, or worldly conformity, but into true peace, reordered lives, and faith that finally fits. Drawing from Romans 12:1-2 and the [...]

In this sermon from Acts 3:1-7, Pastor Steven Furtick highlights how God often moves powerfully during life's transitions—like Peter and John heading to prayer, or the lame man being carried to his begging spot at the Beautiful Gate. The [...]

Drawing from the road to Emmaus in Luke 24 and other Scriptures, Steven Furtick reminds us that salvation isn't instant perfection—it's a lifelong process where we're caught in the "middle" between who we were and who [...]

In this convicting message drawn from Luke 17:20-21 and Psalm 1, Pastor Steven Furtick challenges the pursuit of superficial success and popularity, contrasting it with true fruitfulness that comes from yielding to God's inner work. He [...]

In this timely sermon drawing from Exodus 14:10-15 and Romans 12:1-2, Pastor Steven Furtick challenges the common cry to "get back to normal" during crisis, pointing out how the Israelites longed for Egypt's familiar slavery when [...]

In this message titled "The Sticking Point," Pastor Steven Furtick uses the Israelites' Red Sea crossing in Exodus 14 to show how every worthwhile thing in life—relationships, calling, faith—has tough moments that tempt you to quit [...]

In this sermon on 2 Kings 6, the preacher shows how Elisha's servant panicked seeing an enemy army surrounding them, crying "Oh no," but Elisha prayed for his eyes to be opened to see God's fiery protection all around. The key [...]

In this powerful message from Acts 3, Pastor Steven Furtick highlights how God often works miracles right in the messy middle of life changes. Drawing from Peter healing the lame man at the temple gate, he shows that real transformation happens not [...]

Hebrews 6:9 assures believers: even though some are falling away or giving up, God is convinced of better things for you—things tied to salvation. The sermon explores how Jesus is better than the old ways, and when life feels like it's going [...]

In this powerful message on 1 Corinthians 10:13, the preacher reminds us that no temptation is unique—every struggle we face is common to humanity, yet God remains faithful. He won't let temptation overwhelm us beyond what we can bear and [...]

In Numbers 13, Pastor Steven Furtick explores how the Israelites were stopped from entering the Promised Land not by actual giants, but by a "bad report" born from fearful thoughts that made them feel like grasshoppers. The sermon shows [...]

In 2 Chronicles 20, Pastor Steven Furtick teaches that while it's smart to choose your battles in life, marriage, or parenting, some battles choose you—like Jehoshaphat facing a massive surprise attack from three nations. When the fight comes [...]

In John 5:7, Pastor Steven Furtick unpacks the story of the invalid at Bethesda who had been paralyzed for 38 years, always trying to reach the healing waters but blocked every time. The sermon highlights how exhaustion from constant effort can [...]

In John 6:48-50 Jesus declares Himself the bread of life, contrasting the temporary manna that couldn't prevent death with the eternal provision He offers. The sermon "Expiration Date" urges believers to trust God's fresh, daily [...]

In his sermon on Genesis 37:5, Pastor Steven Furtick dives into Joseph's God-given dream that stirred up hatred from his brothers, showing how real dreams from God often come with risks like difference, opposition, and major revisions before [...]

In Genesis 37:5, Pastor Steven Furtick explores Joseph's God-given dream that sparked hatred from his brothers, warning that dreams often bring danger—difference, opposition, and revision—before fulfillment. Rather than chasing personal [...]

In Acts 12, Pastor Steven Furtick unpacks how Herod's plan to persecute and kill church leaders like James and Peter clashes with God's unstoppable purpose. While James is executed, the church prays earnestly for Peter, who sleeps chained [...]

In this powerful message on 1 Samuel 17:50, Pastor Steven Furtick reminds us that while we know David defeats Goliath with a sling and stone—no sword needed—the young shepherd faced uncertainty every step of the way. He had to overcome ordinary [...]

In Romans 1:25, Pastor Steven Furtick warns how people trade God's truth for lies by worshiping created things over the Creator, often through self-deceptive stories that feel truer than reality. Using Jesus' wilderness temptation in [...]

In John 7, Pastor Steven explores the human side of Jesus facing pressure from His own brothers to publicly perform miracles at the Feast of Tabernacles to gain fame, even though they didn't truly believe in Him. Jesus refuses to act on their [...]

In this powerful sermon on Joshua 14, Pastor Steven Furtick shares how Caleb, at 85, boldly claimed his promised inheritance by wholly following God despite decades of waiting. Drawing from Caleb's story and Moses' struggles, the message [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick speaks from Matthew 11:2-3 about John the Baptist's doubt while in prison, using it to address "invisible prisons" of unmet expectations that trap us spiritually and emotionally. The core message is that faith [...]

In this message on pivotal life decisions, Pastor draws from Judges 13-14 and the story of Samson's birth and early choices to show how God often works through small directional shifts—or "pivots"—rather than just obvious big moves. [...]

In this inspiring sermon from 1 Samuel 14:6, Pastor Steven Furtick unpacks "50/50 Faith" through Jonathan's bold, uncertain step toward the Philistine outpost with just his armor-bearer. He shows how true faith often means moving [...]

In this Palm Sunday message from Philippians 3:7-16, Pastor Steven Furtick unpacks the "Paradox of Progress"—how true spiritual growth often feels like loss or confusion as we let go of impressive things to pursue knowing Christ deeply. [...]

In this sermon on 2 Kings 4:1-6, Pastor Steven shows how a widow facing debt and the threat of losing her sons finds abundance through her tiny jar of oil. He stresses that many face different kinds of poverty—not just financial—and God often [...]

In Philippians 1:12-26, Paul writes from prison declaring his chains have actually advanced the gospel. Some preach Christ from envy and rivalry, hoping to stir trouble for him, yet Paul rejoices—because whether from false motives or true, Christ [...]

In Philippians 1:12-26, Pastor Steven Furtick unpacks Paul's prison letter, where the apostle rejoices that his chains advanced the gospel and boldly declares, "to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." The core message is [...]

In John 2:1-11, Pastor Steven Furtick confronts the fear of running out—whether creativity, time, energy, money, or provision—through Jesus' first miracle at Cana. When the wine ran dry, Jesus didn't prevent the shortage; He used it to [...]

In this opening message of the "Maybe God" series from 1 Samuel 3, Pastor Steven Furtick explores how young Samuel learned to recognize God's voice amid a season where the word of the Lord was rare. Through three calls that Samuel [...]