Victory Series Podcast

Jesus opens our eyes not just to change what we see but to change whom we follow.

Jesus seeks us intentionally to set us free from captivity and eventually send us to proclaim His message of liberty.

The gospel is the good news to the poor and the Church is called to make that good news visible.

Work was good. Sin broke it. Christ redeems it. The resurrection gives us hope.

We represent God in Creation by cultivating and protecting the good work that He entrusted to us.

Work is a privilege that God graciously shares with us since creation.

The greatest evidence of courage is not a moment of commitment but a lifetime of faithfulness.

The trouble that we had gone through, God's going to turn it into a door of hope.

All of life is a journey towards God's promised land for us — a place of rest, of plenty, and of peace.

Put the Word into your heart & mind and courage will well up within you.

The vision is to see a multi-generational church walking together as we follow Jesus.

The greatest person took the lowest place and gave His life for us.

Our prayers are a source of joy to the Lord.

Communion invites us to remember the grace of God and the love He demonstrated through Christ.

Every time the Word of God is proclaimed, read, and meditated on, it carries the very breath of God that gives it power.

Singing worship songs plants God's word into our hearts, aligns our perspective with heaven, and transforms our daily action to worship.

We gather to worship God together so that we may be built up and sent out as a witnessing community to the world.

God remains on the throne no matter what happens.

As believers, we are first gathered to receive from the Holy Spirit—so that we may then be sent out to make disciples.

It is the Holy Spirit living within us that will give us the power to live a righteous life.

Godliness with contentment is great gain.

Understanding God's provision moves us from loving the gift for what it does to worshiping the Giver for who He is.

God's provision is something that we can never fully understand, but can be fully trusted.

Our destiny and ultimate joy is to be with our Lord and Savior, Jesus.

Living in the reality of resurrection means that we put our hope in Christ alone.

The resurrected life of Jesus brings His resurrection life in us.

Because He lives, our faith stands, our sins are gone, our future is secure, our mission is unstoppable, and our hope is alive.

What kind of life will you live now as a result of the gospel?

Sainthood is for all who were called and redeemed by God through Jesus Christ.

God is looking for a kindling to spark a fire of revival that would bring many to salvation.

The gospel is not made true by belief but is true regardless of belief.

Persecution hurts but it can be a blessing.

God desires to transform an ordinary disciple to become an extraordinary disciple-maker.

The Holy Spirit empowers us to stand together in unity and boldly proclaim the gospel.

Spiritual growth happens when we devotedly pursue Jesus together.

We can have an infilling of the Holy Spirit every day of our lives, we don’t need to remain empty.

Before we moved towards Jesus, He moved towards us. Jesus initiated the conversation and the mission of God.

Receive His peace for our fears, embrace His purpose for our journey, and walk in His power for the mission ahead.

Jesus' sacrifice on the cross was not His final destruction but ultimately, it was His glorification.

The Father so loves us that he is on mission to save us.

Peace on Earth did not come as an idea, or a feeling, or a season. Peace came as a Person — Jesus Christ.

Jesus is the king who came to redeem us and restore us to God.

Loving God fully means living His Word daily—in our hearts, homes, and conversations with the next generation.

Let go of the distractions. Seek God's Word. Grow in His goodness.

God’s Word revives our soul and lights our path. His perfect law brings wisdom, joy, and clarity to every part of our lives

All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.

God's work done in God's way will never lack God's supply.

This is contentment: when our lives are fully centered on Christ, and He alone becomes our source and our strength.

May we, as a people of God, rejoice and pursue with passion the honor and the privilege of being given the grace of giving.

There will come a day when we will see Jesus seated on His great white throne and hear His promise fulfilled: "Behold, I am making all things new."