Drawing from Exodus 14:19-22, the pastor dives into how God sets up barriers like the cloud pillar and split sea to pull the Israelites away from Egypt, stressing that true growth comes from God carving out gaps in our lives that force us to rely [...]

This sermon tackles the topic of fear, using Acts 27-28 where Paul endures a shipwreck. The preacher argues that the voice you choose to believe in a storm—whether driven by senses or Spirit—shapes your future. He encourages fixing your focus on [...]

In this sermon Steven Furtick delves into Mark 1:40-45, where Jesus heals a man with leprosy. He emphasizes that God's grace is dangerous because it disrupts our comfort zones, as Jesus touched the untouchable and took the leper's place [...]

This is an excerpt from: Reverse the Ripple In this powerful message, Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Joshua 4 and the story of David’s stone to show that God can take something small—like a little rock—and create massive impact when placed in His [...]

This is an excerpt from: Unblock It In this message from 2 Corinthians 10, Pastor Steven Furtick confronts how we often "block" God's Word, blessings, and purposes in our lives—much like hitting the block button on social media to [...]

This is an excerpt from: Rescue Your Testimony Pastor Steven Furtick uses the story from Joshua 4 about the Israelites crossing the Jordan and setting up memorial stones to show how God turns our weakest, driest moments into powerful testimonies of [...]

This is an excerpt from: The God of Pieces Pastor Steven Furtick shares from Acts 27 and other storm stories in Scripture to remind us that even when the "boat" of our life breaks apart in fierce trials, God is the God of peace who works [...]

This is an excerpt from: This Is What A Miracle Feels Like In this message on Acts 12, Pastor Steven Furtick explores how Peter's imprisonment and miraculous escape show that resistance often confirms you're on the right path in [...]

This is an excerpt from: The Pillow and The Promise Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Jacob's encounter at Bethel and Jesus sleeping in the storm (Mark 4) to teach that every difficult place holds a divine purpose and promise—you decide whether [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick opens with the simple truth that "feelings come, but they don't come first," using John 4's encounter at the well to show how Jesus pushes past cultural, racial, and personal barriers in a hard place to [...]

This is an excerpt from: All You've Got To Do Is Don't This sermon, based on Galatians 6:8-9 and Matthew 6:34, focuses on navigating the "don't seasons" of life—times when God feels absent or prayers seem unanswered. The [...]

This is an excerpt from: Breaking the Bondage of Wrong Belief Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Gideon's story in Judges 6 to challenge believers to break up with "Baal"—the false beliefs, addictions, and idols that promise [...]

This is an excerpt from: All Those Times You Didn’t See Pastor Steven Furtick uses Hannah's persistent worship in barren seasons from 1 Samuel to show that we can "go up weeping" to God's house even when prayers linger [...]

This is an excerpt from: Running For a Reason Pastor Steven Furtick draws from David's story in 1 Samuel and Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 9 to explore why we run—sometimes toward a goal, but often from pain, fear, or past hurts. Like [...]

THis is an excerpt from: This Might Be My God Moment On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Steven Furtick uses the story of Doubting Thomas in John 20 to remind us that God listens even when we doubt, shows up in locked rooms and uncertain hearts, and [...]

This is an excerpt from: God’s Got Your Back — Part 2 Pastor Steven Furtick delivers a vital life lesson: guard your mind fiercely—be as careful about what enters your headspace as you are about dirty shoes in your house or trash in your car. Using [...]

In this powerful message, Pastor Steven Furtick reminds us from Galatians 6:9 that we shouldn't grow weary in doing good, because in due season we'll reap if we don't give up. He shares how exhaustion often comes not from the work [...]

Holly announces Elevation Nights returning this October to eight cities with live worship and Pastor Steven's message, while Steven builds on her peace teaching from Philippians 4:9, exploring how the God of peace is also the God of [...]

This is an excerpt from: My Joy Is My Job Pastor Steven Furtick dives into Acts 16 with Paul and Silas in prison, showing how they chose praise and prayer over escape when chains fell loose and doors opened. Instead of running out, they stayed to [...]

This is an excerpt from: When God Says Let Go In this powerful message on Genesis 22, Pastor Steven Furtick shares how God sometimes asks us to let go of our plans and deadlines for His promises, just like Abraham had to release his grip on Isaac. [...]

This is an excerpt from: It’s The Motion That Matters In this message, Pastor Steven Furtick stresses that the key skill in life—at any age—is stepping forward in faith not just when it feels good, but when conviction demands it, even without [...]

This is an excerpt from: Something In Between Pastor Steven Furtick shares how life often sits in the messy middle—not fully dreading or looking forward to things, but somewhere in between anxiety and anticipation. Tying into the Easter story from [...]

In the final message of his "Called" series, Pastor Steven Furtick explores the story of Samuel hearing God's voice after years of unseen faithfulness, drawing from Hannah's persistent worship despite barrenness and pain. He [...]

In this powerful Easter sermon, Pastor Steven Furtick dives into the story of Thomas in John 20:24-29, challenging the label "Doubting Thomas" and showing how Jesus met him personally after eight days of doubt, leading to the profound [...]

This is an excerpt from: When God Gets Ready In this message from Galatians 1, Pastor Steven Furtick shares how Paul refused to stay trapped in his "previous" life of persecuting Christians. People tried to imprison him in that old [...]

This is an excerpt from: «Not Now» Is Not «No» In this heartfelt message, Pastor Steven Furtick shares a personal coaching moment with his son Elijah and ties it to the wedding at Cana in John 2, showing how Jesus often waits until human resources [...]

This is an excerpt from: The Lord Will Lighten Your Load Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Genesis 46 where Jacob sees the wagons Joseph sent, realizing God provides support for our weaknesses rather than removing burdens. He urges getting on those [...]

This is an excerpt from: It's Going To Happen Here Pastor Steven Furtick teaches from Joseph's story that God times our lives sovereignly—even long waits like two years in prison prepare us perfectly for purpose. Feeling forgotten or [...]

In this powerful message on Abraham's test with Isaac, Pastor Steven shows how God calls everyone to trust Him deeply—sometimes by letting go of what we hold tightest. Drawing from Hebrews 11 and Genesis 22, he concludes that when faith faces [...]

This is an excerpt from: A Recipe for Resentment In this message, Pastor Steven Furtick uses the story of Martha and Mary to show how distraction isn't just busyness—it's being "pulled apart" by trying to control what you [...]

This is an excerpt from: OFF MENU Pastor Steven Furtick preaches from Acts 10, showing how while Peter wondered about a vision on the rooftop, the answer—men sent by Cornelius—was already at the gate. God often works ahead of our understanding: [...]

This is an excerpt from: Timing Your Testimony Pastor Steven Furtick encourages trusting God's perfect timing, even when things feel delayed or lost—using stories like Gehazi rehearsing miracles, the Shunammite woman reclaiming her land, and [...]

This is an excerpt from: Cutting Room Pastor Steven Furtick uses the story of Peter and John returning to their "own people" after threats to show the importance of processing life's raw footage in the "cutting room" with [...]

In this powerful message from his "Called" series, Pastor Steven Furtick explores Paul's dramatic encounter with Jesus on the Damascus road ("Saul, Saul"), showing how God interrupts self-righteous plans with grace. Using [...]

In this powerful message from Genesis 45-46, Pastor Steven Furtick shares how God called Jacob by name twice during a heavy season of grief and uncertainty after learning Joseph was alive. The core truth is that even when life feels overwhelmingly [...]

This is an excerpt from: Move It to The Middle In this sermon on Exodus 3, Pastor Steven Furtick shows how Moses got stuck focusing on himself ("Who am I?") when God called him, but the real stress relief comes from selflessness—thinking [...]

This is an excerpt from: Places Everyone Pastor Steven Furtick dives into Acts 3:1-10, highlighting how Peter and John encountered a lame man begging at the temple gate while heading to prayer—not as a routine stop, but sent with purpose. The key [...]

This is an excerpt from: The Prayer That Repairs Pastor Steven Furtick preaches from Luke 22 on Jesus praying for Peter ("Simon, Simon") that his faith would not fail, even knowing Peter would deny Him. The message centers on the prayer [...]

In this sermon from Luke 10:38-42, the preacher explores how Martha's busyness and expectations led to resentment toward her sister Mary, who chose to sit and listen at Jesus' feet. He emphasizes that our own lists of demands, combined [...]

This is an excerpt from: Source Material Pastor Steven Furtick tackles the question "How am I supposed to do that when all I have is this?" by pointing to Genesis 1, where God's Spirit hovered over formless chaos before He spoke [...]

This is an excerpt from: New Number Same Name Pastor Steven Furtick explores spiritual blindness in Mark 8 and 10, showing how Jesus heals blind men differently—once messily with spit and two touches, once instantly with a word—proving God is [...]

This is an excerpt from: Bent Knees Break Chains Pastor Steven Furtick uses Joseph's story from Genesis to show that separating tragic events from our decisions creates space for God to work. Instead of blaming circumstances like his [...]

This is an excerpt from: Plot Hole Pastor Steven Furtick speaks to those stuck in what feels like a plot hole—painful moments like abandonment or betrayal that seem senseless and final. Drawing from Acts 1 and the disciples' confusion after [...]

This is an excerpt from: Look Forward Not Far Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Paul's prison letter in Philippians to show how we get pulled between what's easy (giving up, escaping to heaven) and what's necessary (staying for [...]

In this message from Exodus 3, Pastor Steven Furtick explores Moses' burning bush encounter and his question "Who am I?" after years in Midian. The key takeaway is to "Move It to the Middle"—shift whatever feels like the [...]

This is an excerpt from: Page Turner Pastor Steven Furtick teaches from Acts 1 that what feels like a necessary mess in life—like betrayal, loss, or confusion—is often God's setup for something greater. Judas seemed the ultimate villain for [...]

This is an excerpt from: Fix Your Focus and The Prison of Offense Pastor Steven Furtick challenges the idea that happiness comes from finding "the right person," emphasizing instead that true joy flows from becoming the right person [...]

In this powerful message from Luke 22, Pastor Steven Furtick highlights Jesus' words to Peter: "Simon, Simon, Satan has asked to sift you as wheat. But I have prayed for you... and when you have turned back, strengthen your [...]

This is an excerpt from: Move In What You're Made For Pastor Steven Furtick uses the creation account—especially the fifth day when God made birds and fish—to reveal how insecurity often hides beneath worry, comparison, or feeling inadequate. [...]

This is an excerpt from: When You Just Can't Win Pastor Steven Furtick encourages those facing overwhelming battles—whether mental, emotional, or circumstantial—reminding them that if the fight truly belongs to the Lord, the math doesn't [...]