<p><b>Are you ready to open your imagination to the possibility that God has a vision for your life that is <i>greater</i>?</b></p><p>We all have honest moments when we’re gripped by a desire to feel that what we’re doing matters more. That who we <i>are</i> matters more. <br><br>And according to one of the most shocking verses in the Bible, Jesus wants the very same thing for <i>every one </i>of us:</p><p>“<i>Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do <b>even greater things</b> <b>than these</b>, because I am going to the Father</i>.” -John 14:12</p><p>That single promise—“even greater things than these”—should be enough to shatter our acceptance of spiritual mediocrity. Unfortunately, most believers have only tried and given up on vague notions of <i>greatness…</i>then settled into a life that’s just <i>good enough</i>.</p><p><b>Good enough</b> = Baseline living that is marked by mediocrity, stuck in spiritual survival mode, and controlled by complacency.</p><p><b>Greatness</b> = Vague, unrealistic aspirations of doing better that don’t work in real life and lead to endless frustration.</p><p>But there is a third way.</p><p><b>Greater</b> = The life-altering understanding that God is ready to accomplish a greatness in your life that is entirely out of human reach—beyond anything you see in yourself on your best day, but exactly what God has seen in you all along. </p><p>In <i>Greater, </i>Pastor Steven Furtick draws on the biblical story of Elisha to empower you to:<br> • Take a God-given dream from idea to reality <br> • Stretch your limited resources and abilities in ways you never thought possible <br> • Replace the images of yourself that keep you feeling stuck in the past <br> • Make a significant impact with your life starting today, rather than making endless plans for tomorrow that you never get around to <br><br>If you’re tired of being ordinary, it’s time to dream bigger. If you’re feeling overwhelmed about where to begin, it’s time to start smaller. It’s time to ignite God’s <i>Greater</i> vision for your life.</p>