Faithcast

As believers, we rejoice in the fact that the gospel has been revealed to us, and we are now found in Christ. But what about 5.6 billion people in the world who do not know Jesus? God is stirring in us a heart that burns for what He does - the lost to be found, souls to be saved. It is our great privlege and duty to share the gospel to everyone around us.

How does one person carry all the weight of life, alone? We need people to come along side of us to bear our burdens, and in turn we lift the load for others. In doing so, we fulfill the law of Christ.

The first problem in Creation was solitude, not sin. God's design for humanity is for us to have deep, meaningful community with other people. When we confess our sins to one another, we are healed and set free.

Identity is one of the biggest points of confusion and contention in our culture. Who you believe you are affects every area of your life, and does not go untouched by our adversary, the devil. We have to know who God says we are, or we will easily be confused, distracted, and misguided in all our ways.

We are all responsible for what we ruminate on. The key to winning the battle in the mind is replacing lies, anxieties, or earthly matters with the pure, righteous, and holy Word of God. What we set our minds on drives our behavior.

For many of us, the biggest war is the one waged in our own minds. Fear, doubt, confusion, insecurity - all are lies that if undealt with, they give an open access for the enemy to wreak havoc in our lives. The truth of God manifest in the word of God is the strongest weapon of our warfare.

Anyone in a battle knows they need to be aware of their adversary, and the same goes for Christians as we come against the enemy and his schemes. We cannot resist what we do not recognize. And the ultimate reality of our enemy is that he has been defeated by Christ on the Cross.

God remains entirely undefeated, yet many Christians today live defeated lives. The problem lies in how we view God. God wants to reveal Himself to us as the Lord of Hosts, fighting the battles of life for us and through us.

Everyday, we are living in the midst of a spiritual war. Our adversary is real, and comes only to steal, kill, and destroy. But darkness has been defeated by Jesus on the Cross, forever. As believers, we do not war for victory, but from the victory that Jesus has already won for us.

What does it mean to truly be a disciple of Jesus, and not just a mere admirer of Him? The answer is found in the denial of self, which Jesus commands of those who want to truly follow Him. It is in our death to self that we can wholly give ourselves to God, finding true freedom, life and identity on the other side of it.

What if an interruption from Jesus could change your whole life? That's what happened to the man waiting by the Pool of Bethesda, desperate to be healed after 38 years of illness. When Jesus meets us, He can declare truth over every mindset that holds us back from wholeness. Do you want to get well?

In this week's message, we take time to celebrate and examine the Biblical principles of righteousness that America was founded on 250 years ago. From this foundation, we can look forward with faith and hope for what God has yet to do in America. God's not done dreaming over the future of America, and neither are we.

When Jesus put on flesh, He bore the weakness and humility of mankind. Jesus also put on the suffering of humanity, both in daily life and in His redemptive death on the Cross. This suffering is an invitation to us to lay all our burdens on Jesus, for His yoke is easy and His burden is light. Our healing is found in Jesus.

This message highlights God's desire to relate to us as His children, giving us a secure identity rooted in His love rather than our performance. As we learn to live as sons and daughters, we are transformed and better equipped to love, lead, and care for others. The journey from feeling like an orphan to living as a beloved child changes everything.

What if there was a special reward for those who fear God? In this message, Pastor Trevor dives into the book of Malachi, where a remnant of God's people are remembered by the Lord. God is restoring His church to the awe and the fear of the Lord, bringing together a people who are sold out for Him alone. His presence and blessing is our reward.

The greatest revelation of God in the scriptures is that He is holy. Trying harder or being better won't fix our sin problem. When we encounter Him and when we behold Him, it is then that we are changed by His holiness.

The world screams its truth about identity, success, and purpose, but God invites us to something greater: the ancient path. This isn't about adding Jesus to your life. It's about letting Him transform it completely. Take your walk with Christ more seriously. Also in this message, hear from nine School of Leadership students about how God has transformed their lives through discipleship in the las...

What if you discovered something that could completely transform your life? King Josiah did. At 26 years old, he heard God's Word for the first time—and it shook him to his core. What would happen if we truly immersed ourselves in God's Word? When we tremble at His Word, renewal begins.

Are we living theoretical Christianity, drowning in knowledge but lacking obedience? Do we know more about the Bible than we're actually living? The fear of the Lord produces obedience like nothing else can. It's not behavioral modification - it's surrender flowing from seeing God clearly and trusting Him completely.

What controls your decisions: God's voice or people's opinions? The fear of man is a trap that looks reasonable but imprisons our identity, voice, and calling. God is restoring the revelation of the fear of the Lord to break our addiction to approval. When we fear God more than man, we become free to fulfill our purpose.

The fear of the Lord isn't about being afraid, it's about being gripped by His greatness, His holiness, His majesty. We've created a version of God we're comfortable with, but not one we tremble before. Grace didn't remove the fear of God—it made a way to approach Him rightly. Even Jesus approached the Father with reverent submission.

In this episode, Jenna shares her journey of coming to Victory Faith and joining a Life Group right away. Over the past few years, she’s experienced real growth, meaningful connection, and a life that looks different today. Now leading a group herself, she shares why simply showing up can change more than you expect.

Have you ever truly encountered the fear of the Lord? Not being afraid OF God, but being in AWE of Him. The problem is we've made God comfortable. He's dangerous in the most beautiful way. Let Him restore the fear of the Lord to your life, because it's the beginning of wisdom.

In this message, we hear from guest speakers Rachel and Gordon Hickson as they share about the power, through Christ, to live an abundant life. Facing the facts of life's hardships and disappointments doesn't exclude us from speaking life to every dead situation. We get to make the choice to hear God and believe in His resurrection power.

In this message, we hear from guest speaker Rachel Hickson as she shares about the power of resurrection life. Facing the facts of life's hardships and disappointments doesn't exclude us from speaking life to every dead situation. We get to make the choice to hear God and believe in His resurrection power. How much do you want life?