Elevate Church - Perth, Western Australia

There is one word that makes a difference for everyone, whether or not they know Jesus: grace. God has an unlimited supply, and He wants to use it to reach people who don't know Him. Who do you know that needs grace?

Grace is not simply for you to get into heaven after you die. It's for living in freedom from sin and addiction. Grace doesn't just impact your destiny - it changes your identity!

The church should be the first place we go to get healing and help. God isn't mad at us for being sick; He just wants us to be well.

God's love for us is not based on our performance; it's based on our position as His children. Because of grace, our activities do not determine our identity. He loves us - period.

Grace is the unmerited favor of God, and when we step inside of His grace we find freedom, forgiveness, and assurance.

When it comes to determining self worth, why do we find it nearly impossible to measure up to our own expectations? Discover how a God who is able to do immeasurably more can drastically affect the way we evaluate our own lives.

It's easy to thank God when we feel blessed - but when life gets hard, praising God can seem like the last thing we want to do. How do we shift our perspective in the face of our greatest struggles?

Tania Watson brings a powerful message for Mother's Day 2016 - Welcome to Plesantville

We all have parts of our lives that aren't turning out quite like we planned. But how do we know when it's time to keep pushing or just cut our losses? And how can our disappointment help direct us to the life God designed for us all along?

Our imagination can be amazing - but it can also get the best of us, and we find ourselves chasing thoughts into places God never intended us to go. So how do we take control of our minds and begin to think the way God designed us to?

Frustration comes in all shapes and sizes - disappointment, impatience, other people. The good news is that God still has a way of working in all of our frustrations. But what are we supposed to do when we're too frustrated to wait on Him?

We all deal with stuff we don't want to talk about. Bad decisions, addictions, frustrations. But what if the struggles meant to destroy us could actually point us toward our future purpose?

Jesus didn't just experience a resurrection - he declared he IS The Resurrection. Dead things don't stay dead when The Resurrection walks in the room.

God doesn't want anything or anyone getting in the way of the relationship he wants with us - his good plan all along. Good Friday is called 'Good' because Jesus closed the gap.

There's no better thing you could invest in than the local church. Lives are being changed because of your faithful giving, and we say thank you.

Jesus doesn't ask us to surrender some things, He asks us to surrender everything. When we give Him complete control of our life, God will do bigger things than we could ask or imagine.

Most of us are way more blessed than we think we are, but we're still unsatisfied. That's because satisfaction is the result of seeking Jesus first in everything you do. Until then you'll keep wanting more.

God doesn't want your money, He wants your heart. And He knows that money is the number one competitor for our affections.

Everyone wants to know the secret to success. But, when we talk about bearing fruit and leading fulfilling lives, we're not talking about quick hits and short-term gains. So how do we actually find success that lasts?

Our lives are overwhelmed with possibilities. And we'd like to think that priorities and productivity go hand in hand. But how do we remain faithful through our frustrations, when the work we're putting in isn't yielding the results we're hoping for?

Many of us believe that our problems are a result of life's randomness, but in reality, our lives all have similar patterns. How do we determine the patterns that dictate the direction of our lives and is it possible to change them?

We live in a world of what's new and what's next - but, when it comes to living a life of purpose and progress, sameness can be underrated. Discover why the greatest catalyst for change can often be found in the most mundane routine.

Sincerity of belief doesn't affect truth, so the better starting point to what you believe is whether it's true. Mark Pomery unpacks evidence that support Jesus' claim that he is the only way to God.

Our culture often tells us swinging a baseball bat in an empty room is fine, because you won't hurt anyone. Problem is we don't live our lives in an empty room. Our actions, both wise and unwise, have implications in our lives and the lives of those around us.

Why would God allow you to have more than you can handle? Listen in as Mark Pomery unpacks an great foundational truth from God's word.