Elevation Church Utah Sermons

Sunday Service 9am

Power Over: Death (Week 6)

The tomb is empty—and that changes everything. Jesus’ power over death means new life is available now, hope is alive, and your future is secure.

Power Over: Kingdoms (Week 5)

On Palm Sunday we celebrate Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem, but the victory he came to achieve is different than what we expect.

Power Over: Grave (Week 4)

Jesus stands at a grave and declares, “I am the resurrection and the life,” revealing His power not just to delay death—but to defeat it. Where grief feels final and hope seems buried, He steps into the darkness and calls life back out. The question isn’t whether He has power over death—the question is whether we will trust Him with ours.

Power Over: Demons (Week 3)

Jesus came to destroy the works of the enemy, and bring abundant life to all who believe. Through the cross, He exposed deception, defeated darkness, and established God's unstoppable Kingdom. Today, His victory empowers us to walk in freedom, and live boldly in the light of His victory.

Power Over: The Body (Week 2)

In John 9, Jesus encounters a man who has lived his entire life in darkness. With a simple command and an act of compassion, Jesus restores his sight—but the miracle reveals far more than physical healing. As the story unfolds, the man who was once blind begins to see the truth about Jesus, while the religious leaders grow increasingly blind to it. This Sunday we’ll explore how Jesus, the Light of the World, opens our eyes to who He really is and invites us to step out of darkness and into His light.

Power Over: Impossibility (Week 1)

Prepare the Way (Week 8)

Prepare the Way (Week 7)

When Moses met with God, his face shone with reflected glory - but that radiance faded. In Christ, God's glory no longer rests on the surface; it dwells within us. As we behold Jesus, the Spirit transforms us from glory to glory, shining His light through fragile, ordinary lives.

Prepare the Way (Week 6)

The problem isn't that God has stopped speaking - it's that the ground has grown hard. Hosea 10:12 calls us to sow toward righteousness, seek the Lord, and prepare our hearts for the rain only he can send. This message speaks to cynicism, cultural division, justice, and peacemaking through the life and teachings of Jesus.