A Miracle Mindset // Miracle Season // Pastor Elijah Eldredge// Alive Church

It’s the fifth week of our Miracle Season. Pastor Elijah Eldridge delivers a life-changing message titled A Miracle Mindset that reminds us that Jesus still performs miracles today—right now, in our lives, our families, and our situations. This sermon challenges every believer to shift from a mindset of disappointment to a mindset of divine expectation, believing that the same miracles Jesus wants to do in you, He also wants to do through you. Pastor Elijah teaches that developing a miracle mindset means choosing to believe that God can show up no matter the odds, no matter the diagnosis, and no matter the disappointment. Many Christians unknowingly create doctrines out of painful experiences, but Scripture reminds us that we have been given divine power to demolish strongholds (1 Corinthians 10:4). The stronghold of disappointment, fear, and negativity must be torn down by renewing our minds and standing on the promises of God—not our emotions, not our circumstances, not our timelines. This sermon revives the truth that miracles are not just ancient Bible stories; they are the reality of every believer who chooses to believe God at His word. As Pastor Elijah explains, people often see the problem but miss the promise. But when discouragement comes and prayers seem unanswered, God invites us to run to Him, not from Him. A life of mediocrity and spiritual numbness forms when we stop believing for more, but God is calling His people higher—to walk in faith, joy, purpose, and supernatural expectation. In this message, Pastor Elijah dives into Romans 12:2, reminding us that transformation begins with the renewing of our minds. You cannot walk in miracles with a mind built on fear. Miracles begin in your thoughts before they show up in your body, your bank account, your relationships, or your future. We also revisit the powerful story in Mark 5 of the woman with the issue of blood. For 12 long years she suffered, isolated and exhausted, yet she still believed, “If I