Elevate Church - Perth, Western Australia

We all have moments from our past we wish we could erase: regrets, mistakes, and choices that still weigh on us. In this message, you’ll discover how to stop living stuck in the past and start embracing the new life Jesus offers.

Life is always changing, but God's love remains the same. In this message, we are reminded that our joy is based on the unchanging goodness God, and that means we are set free to rejoice in all circumstances.

Because God has a plan, we have a purpose. He has given us a spiritual family and a spiritual gift so we can do the good works he designed us to do.

Shame can be a powerful force in our lives, but Jesus can set us free. In this message we learn that grace cannot only set us free from the penalty of our past, but also the pattern of our past.

Store up treasure in heaven … it's the only way you can take it with you

What does it look like to live the Kingdom of God on earth?

What does it look like to be a Jesus follower?

God wants his children to be empowered to live a supernatural life

What you see is not all there is. We are in a battle. But we are not alone in our battle.

Giving is the best investment

What makes you vulnerable makes you beautiful

Having a savings goal and a plan will see you experience more peace, purpose, and freedom in your life

Consistently spending less than you earn will lead you to more peace, purpose, and freedom

In this message we look at Jesus’ principles for living with less worry when it comes to our money.

Jesus’ resurrection is the ultimate statement that God wants to give your new life and new hope.

Remember the Cross invites us to pause and reflect on the profound love and sacrifice that reshaped our world. It's an invitation to reflect on more than just a familiar emblem but the life-changing love it embodies, encouraging us to embrace its deep impact on our journey.

In the Easter story, Judas tried to get Jesus to do what he wanted, without regard for Jesus' ministry and mission. That may seem ridiculous, but there’s a little Judas in all of us.

In the days and weeks preceding the first Easter, the high priest Caiaphas stood in the presence of Jesus, the Savior of the world. But he refused to abandon his quest for control and surrender to his Creator. It's easy to dismiss Caiaphas as a fool, but what have we put in the place of God?

When we take daily 'steps of faith', rather than an occasional 'leap of faith', it's easier to get closer to where God is calling you and the local church.

Stay focussed and pioneer the next chapter