Life would be a lot easier if we always knew what to do and how to do it, but God rarely works that way. In this message, set yourself free from the “need to know” and learn how to find peace in the process.

Life would be a lot easier if we always knew what to do and how to do it, but God rarely works that way. In this message, set yourself free from the &ldquo;need to know&rdquo; and learn how to find peace in the process.

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Let The Dirt Do It's Work

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Some hard things are part of growing. Others come from staying stuck in patterns God is trying to lead us out of. You may not be able to skip every difficult season, but you can stop letting fear, doubt, or disobedience keep you there longer than you need to be. When you can't skip what you're going through, praise can help you keep moving forward.

If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: http://ele.vc/tIepfr

Scripture References:
Hebrews 11, verses 29-31 – Red Sea crossed, Jericho fell, Rahab spared
Numbers 14, verse 2 – Israelites murmur against Moses and Aaron
Joshua 6, verses 9-10 – army marches silently until commanded to shout
Matthew 4, verses 1-11 – Jesus fasts, tempted by devil in wilderness

Some hard things are part of growing. Others come from staying stuck in patterns God is trying to lead us out of. You may not be able to skip every difficult season, but you can stop letting fear, doubt, or disobedience keep you there longer than you need to be. When you can't skip what you're going through, praise can help you keep moving forward.
If you&rsquo;ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: <a href="http://ele.vc/tIepfr">http://ele.vc/tIepfr</a>
Scripture References: Hebrews 11, verses 29-31 &ndash; Red Sea crossed, Jericho fell, Rahab spared Numbers 14, verse 2 &ndash; Israelites murmur against Moses and Aaron Joshua 6, verses 9-10 &ndash; army marches silently until commanded to shout Matthew 4, verses 1-11 &ndash; Jesus fasts, tempted by devil in wilderness

You Can Skip This!

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Don't take your cues from culture. In "Be Careful What You Copy," Pastor Steven Furtick of Elevation Church reveals that, when we copy culture, we're missing out on the unique plans God has for us.

Don't take your cues from culture. In "Be Careful What You Copy," Pastor Steven Furtick of Elevation Church reveals that, when we copy culture, we're missing out on the unique plans God has for us.

Be Careful What You Copy

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Hold on to your praise, even in your darkest seasons. Drawing from the story of Paul and Silas in prison, this message reveals how worship isn’t a reflection of our current circumstances, but a declaration of God’s unchanging faithfulness. When we choose to praise God in the middle of pain, we invite His presence into our struggle and turn our deepest trials into a testimony for others.

If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: http://ele.vc/tIepfr

Scripture References:
Acts 16, verses 23-34 – Paul and Silas imprisoned
Psalm 77, verse 6 – Psalmist remembers his song in the night
Revelation 4, verse 11 – Elders declare God worthy of glory, honor, power
Colossians 3, verse 16 – Word of Christ dwells through psalms and songs
Exodus 14, verse 31 – Israel fears the Lord after Egypt's defeat
Exodus 15, verses 1-2 – Moses and Israel sing the Lord is their strength
Exodus 15, verses 20-21 – Miriam leads women with tambourines and dancing
Psalm 118, verses 14, 17 – The Lord is my strength, I shall live
Mark 14, verse 26 – Jesus and disciples sing a hymn before Gethsemane

Hold on to your praise, even in your darkest seasons. Drawing from the story of Paul and Silas in prison, this message reveals how worship isn&rsquo;t a reflection of our current circumstances, but a declaration of God&rsquo;s unchanging faithfulness. When we choose to praise God in the middle of pain, we invite His presence into our struggle and turn our deepest trials into a testimony for others. If you&rsquo;ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: <a href="http://ele.vc/tIepfr">http://ele.vc/tIepfr</a> Scripture References: Acts 16, verses 23-34 &ndash; Paul and Silas imprisoned Psalm 77, verse 6 &ndash; Psalmist remembers his song in the night Revelation 4, verse 11 &ndash; Elders declare God worthy of glory, honor, power Colossians 3, verse 16 &ndash; Word of Christ dwells through psalms and songs Exodus 14, verse 31 &ndash; Israel fears the Lord after Egypt's defeat Exodus 15, verses 1-2 &ndash; Moses and Israel sing the Lord is their strength Exodus 15, verses 20-21 &ndash; Miriam leads women with tambourines and dancing Psalm 118, verses 14, 17 &ndash; The Lord is my strength, I shall live Mark 14, verse 26 &ndash; Jesus and disciples sing a hymn before Gethsemane

Hold On To Your Song (Jonathan Josephs)

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