Elevation with Steven Furtick

When you feel like you’re starting to sink in the storm, call on the name of Jesus. He’s near, and He won’t let you go down. Don’t panic and obsess over the problem, because when you sync up with Jesus, things can change just that quick.

Sometimes the battle in your mind is proof that God’s trying to do something great in your heart. What you see isn’t the full picture of what God has for you. When you hand God your plans, you make room for His purpose. 
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To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world, click here: http://www.elevationchurch.org/giving/Scriptures:1 Chronicles 28, verses 2-6, 19Proverbs 19, verse 211 Samuel 16, verses 6-71 Samuel 17, verse 47Romans 8, verse 28

Hitting your limit isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s an invitation to shift your perspective. When the enemy brings the battle to your mind, remember that he only attacks what’s valuable. And God’s goodness is your secret weapon to win the fight. 
If you’ve been asking God:
How long is this going to last?How long am I going to be sick?How long am I going to suffer?How long before I can let go?How long before I find someone?How long until this struggle is over? How long until I feel okay again? 
Then this message is for you. 
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Scripture References:Psalm 13, verses 1-61 Samuel 17, verses 34-35, 50Ephesians 6, verse 12 1 Chronicles 28, verses 11-12

When despair sets in, it’s easy to assume it’ll always be this way. But what if a shift in thinking could break that cycle? Your thoughts have the power to disrupt your despair, especially when you stop focusing on what happened and start trusting the God who never left you.

God created us to look like a reflection of His love, but many of us still wrestle with a history that contaminates that image. When we cope with facades, we miss out on the freedom God has for us. Bishop T.D. Jakes teaches us how to have the courage it takes for real transformation.If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: ele.vc/tIepfr
Scripture References:Romans 12, verses 1-2Luke 15, verses 16-20Philippians 4, verses 12-13

Real healing requires true dependence on God because He didn’t create you to carry the weight of life on your own. Let go of self-sufficiency and trust the One who can truly make you whole.

If you’re walking through a season and you don’t know what to do, open up your Bible and let it be a lamp to your feet and a light to your path.
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Scripture References:2 Timothy 3, verses 16-17Jeremiah 15, verse 16Psalm 119, verse 18Matthew 12, verses 34-35Joshua 1, verse 8Hebrews 4, verse 12Psalm 119, verse 105Romans 12, verse 2John 5, verses 39-40

You don’t get to choose who God will use, because God will use whoever He wants. That includes people you didn’t expect… maybe even you. You don’t have to be perfect, just willing. What He’s already placed in your life is more than enough.
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Scripture References:Judges 4, verses 1-9, 14, 17-22

When life feels uncertain, it’s tempting to chase after answers. But peace doesn’t come from knowing more, it comes from knowing God.To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world, click here: http://www.elevationchurch.org/giving/
Scripture References:John 9, verses 1-38Ephesians 1, verses 17-18

When you feel like you’re not enough, not ready, or not chosen, remember: God already chose you, on purpose and with purpose. Start living with the confidence that comes from knowing your calling is secure.
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Scripture References:Galatians 1, verses 10-15