Pastor Steven Furtick digs into Jeremiah 29:11-13, reminding us that God's good plans come with a call to seek Him wholeheartedly—often through a "second yes" that goes beyond initial excitement to deep covenant trust, even when the [...]

Welcome to Mission Hills. So glad you are here, but I don’t know about you, I’m really tired of the horrific things happening in our country. Anybody else? Obviously, the latest in the string of mass shootings and school shootings raises all kinds [...]

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night. I mean, that’s the Christmas story, right? But what if I told that’s not the whole Christmas story? What if I told you that the Christmas story isn’t just confined to the first few chapters of the [...]

I like the last part of Luke chapter 10, verse 19. Let's look at that, Luke chapter 10, verse 19. If you're always going around expecting to be hurt, and so even your decisions are governed by your fear of being hurt again, look at what it [...]

If you have your Bibles, go with me to the Book of Proverbs 18, and verse 14. I'm gonna read out of the New Living Translation and then the Message translation. This is our text. I was praying earlier this week about, all right, what do we do [...]

Dr. Charles Stanley reflects on how often we miss God's promises by rushing ahead instead of waiting patiently. He defines true patience as a calm, willing response to delay or stress—rooted in the Greek words for perseverance and [...]

This excerpt is from: Why Does God Allow Delays? (23 Feb 2014) Today, I want to share with you about delay. If you are asking: "Pastor, I have been praying, I’ve been praying for this, and I know God wants me to have this, it’s in His Word. [...]

Joel Osteen teaches that instead of constantly striving to make things happen in our own strength, we should abide in Christ as the vine, trusting Him to bring fruitfulness, using John 15:5 to show that resting in God leads to peace, favor, and [...]

In this message from Exodus on the manna in the wilderness, Pastor Steven Furtick shows how God provides daily bread—peace, joy, faith, hope—that never spoils or runs out. The key is receiving "enough" for today without clinging to [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick explores 1 Samuel 14 and Jonathan's bold faith, highlighting how we don't always get clear "yes" or "no" from God like the Urim and Thummim stones—instead, faith often means moving forward on a [...]

Pastor Steven delivers a raw, honest message on finding productivity and fruitfulness in the messiest, least pretty seasons of life. Drawing from Paul's prison letter in Philippians, he shows how focusing on internal growth—what God is doing [...]

In this sermon on the Parable of the Growing Seed from Mark 4, the preacher emphasizes that spiritual growth and God's kingdom don't require us to know "how" everything works—just to admit our limitations and obey by sowing what [...]

Joel Osteen teaches that God is a just God who sees every unfair situation and promises to settle our accounts (Hebrews 10:30), repaying us exactly what we’re owed—often with increase and promotion—when we’ve been wronged, betrayed, or [...]

In this powerful message, Pastor Steven Furtick reminds us that God—and even the enemy—doesn't check our schedules before moving in our lives. True trust means surrendering our timelines to the Holy Spirit, recognizing interruptions as divine [...]

David Michael Jeremiah : One of the greatest joys of my life is that my office is right next to my father’s office and, as life goes on and things happen, whether it’s with my kids or at work or in our country, I can go in his office and sit down [...]

Pastor Steven Furtick explores Mary's response to the angel's announcement in Luke 1, showing how her honest "How?" question reflects the natural fear and doubt that often hits when God shows up with a big promise. He teaches [...]

— Welcome everybody to Friday's edition of the "Believer's Voice of Victory" broadcast. I got so excited yesterday I forgot what day it was. Had to go in and, anyway. — It's Friday. — This is covenant time. I do wanna read [...]

In this powerful message on Matthew 14:22-33, Pastor Steven Furtick reminds us that Jesus sends us into storms not to drown us but to teach us trust, and even when our faith wavers and we start sinking, His grace is right there to catch us. The big [...]

Hey I'm wondering if you guys could handle a very honest confession today? You think you'd handle it, like really handle it? I'll be just real transparent with you and make this confession. I am a pastor, and sometimes, I find it [...]

I want to welcome everyone. We're so glad that you joining us, all the Gateway family and everybody else that's been joining us. We are so glad that you're a part of these weekend services, and we hope that you've been blessed by [...]

Steven Furtick teaches that releasing what we hold—control, expectations, bitterness, or comparisons—unlocks true potential and growth. Using the sower-seed parable, he stresses the sower must release the seed for it to mature, while the seed must [...]

Now you might say, and very reasonably, but the men that wrote the Bible, were in many cases very weak and fallible. And the Bible even records a lot of their sins. I think that’s a mark of the Bible’s accuracy that it records the sins of the people [...]

If you're going to live a life, a life that maybe at one time you dreamed about. Whether it was a couple of years ago or as a kid. If you've read a little bit of the Bible and you can see the incredible future not just heaven. I'm so [...]

In John 5, Pastor Steven Furtick unpacks the story of the paralyzed man at Bethesda who waited 38 years for healing, stuck in a broken system and bad story of "no one helps me." Jesus disrupts with one question—"Do you want to get [...]

Joshua faces a swollen Jordan with God's promise but no immediate miracle; unlike Moses at the Red Sea, he must step into the flooding waters in faith before God parts them—teaching that in moments of transition and opposition, we must keep [...]

In this gripping message from Acts 28 on Paul's Malta shipwreck, Pastor Steven Furtick shows how surviving storms doesn't end trials—snakes still strike even after safety. Yet Paul shook off the viper, stayed faithful, and turned an [...]

Father, we thank you for this opportunity to minister to these your precious sheep. Thank you, Lord, that revelation knowledge will flow freely, uninterrupted and unhindered by any satanic or demonic force. And, Father, I pray that tonight you will [...]

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 [...]

I want to show you something very interesting. Of all the four gospels, I want to focus on one today, the gospel of Mark. Open up to the gospel of Mark chapter 1 in your Bibles, all right? Turn to gospel of Mark chapter 1. You find the keyword that [...]

In this comforting message, Joyce Meyer reminds us that God is always in control, even amid world chaos, so we can enjoy life without worry. Through Scriptures like 2 Corinthians 4 and Philippians 4, she shows how faith, thanksgiving, and [...]

I believe that one of the most used terms in Christianity is this term of "I trust God", and so tonight we're gonna talk about what that means. I wanna talk to you about not just the practical side of trust, but I wanna talk to you [...]

Joel Osteen encourages believers to trust God even when life’s difficulties, delays, and betrayals don’t make sense, drawing from John 13 where Jesus tells his disciples they won’t understand his actions now but will later, reminding us that God [...]

This message from Matthew 6 addresses the widespread worry and anxiety during the pandemic, calling it a wakeup call from God. Jesus commands us three times not to worry, distinguishing legitimate concern from illegitimate worry, and urges us to [...]

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 [...]

Dr. Stanley dives into Numbers 13-14, the tragic story of Israel's faith failure at Kadesh Barnea—after God promised Canaan, ten spies focused on giants and walled cities instead of God's power, leading the nation to weep, grumble, wish [...]

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 [...]

It’s easy to believe when we see progress, but true faith is needed in seasons of silence when nothing seems to change—God is working behind the scenes, and like a mother eagle sitting on an unmoving egg for 35 days, we must keep believing without [...]

Well, how do you react when life delivers the unexpected: unexpected pain, disappointment, trouble, or even tragedy? God can be trusted but how do you put that in to application when times are tough? Let me teach you about the test of trust and then [...]

In her sermon "I'm in a hurry and God is not," Joyce Meyer shares from James 1 and other passages how patience isn't passive waiting but how we act while waiting—staying present, trusting God's timing, and growing through [...]

Joyce Meyer shares how trusting God brings real peace and joy even when life feels unfair and painful, pointing to Jesus in 1 Peter 2:23 who stayed silent under abuse and left justice to God. From her own years of childhood abuse and betrayal, she [...]

Joyce Meyer delivers a powerful message that no matter what troubles your soul—guilt, anger, jealousy, or confusion—the simple, all-purpose remedy is to trust God and keep doing good. Pulling from Scriptures like 1 Corinthians 13 and 15, she urges [...]

Joyce Meyer studies Proverbs 3 on "Enjoying Everyday Life," highlighting lessons like trusting God fully, avoiding self-reliance, honoring Him with first fruits, and embracing wisdom for a blessed life. She emphasizes that obeying [...]

Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20 and the story of Jehoshaphat, the message shows that when overwhelming battles come, we don't have to fight in our own strength. Instead of fear or avoidance, seek God first, worship Him, praise in advance, and [...]

Joyce Meyer teaches that trust is a deliberate choice—we always trust something, but only God deserves complete trust. In difficult times, the answer is to trust God and do good (Psalm 37:3), taking His "medicine" for the soul like [...]

Trusting God and doing good is the powerful combination that brings breakthrough in every situation—stop fretting over evildoers or circumstances, because God is in control with a plan no one can stop. Joyce Meyer teaches from Psalm 37 that we must [...]

Joyce Meyer explores the exhausting cycle of asking "Why, God, why?" when life feels confusing or unfair. She teaches that leaning on our own understanding (Proverbs 3:5-6) produces frustration, confusion, and stress, while trusting God [...]

God gives every believer the measure of faith needed to fulfill His will—enough to trust Him fully, enter His rest, and live victoriously without constant struggle. Faith is not something we lack; it's a force we must release through prayer, [...]

In this foundational teaching, Joyce Meyer explains that faith is the essential way we receive God's promises and live pleasing lives, not something we earn but the hand that takes hold of His grace. Using Scripture like Romans 10:17 and [...]