Victory City Birmingham

When the Israelites failed to trust God, He showed them that He could get water from a rock; even more so, He showed them that He could get thankfulness from their hard hearts. Exodus 16 & 17

Becoming thankful is complex. This is how God does it. Isaiah 11 and 12.

In this concluding sermon, we learn how God calls the church to live, bear the burdens of one another and persevere in the faith. Galatians 6

We hear a lot about compromise from the world's perspective, but the Bible never gave us a gameplan for compromise. It was always about submission. In this sermon, Pastor Brandon Knight talks about how important submission to God really is. Ephesians 5-6:4.

Godly love is first defined and exacted by God. Before we can love each other, we must love God. Deuteronomy 6

In this sermon, we take a look at just how Jacob and Esau were able to reconcile with one another despite what they'd experienced. This is an encouragement for all believers that we should major in the ministry of reconciliation, as Christ has reconciled us with our Father. Genesis 33

What does it mean to endure? We endure based on what we value, and this sermon is about the unquantifiable value of the Spirit that is in us and how we faithfully endure this life. 2 Corinthians 4:1-5:10

Pastor Brandon takes a look at Daniel and how he had such a personal devotion to God that it spilled over into his normal life. Daniel 6.

The path to Joy is filled with sorrow. In fact, the scriptures teach that the pattern is that sorrow heightens our sensitivities to the things that we have to be joyful about. In today's sermon, learn how the pain, grief and sorrow of life tenderizes our hearts for true joy in God. John 16:16-24; Jeremiah 31:1-14

Every Christian relationship is defined by grace, and this grace comes from a blessed self-forgetfulness. Learn how God has called us to reach into the well of His grace and love others beyond ourselves. 2 Corinthians 8

In this sermon, we learn about the complexity of godly relationships. Growing as Christians is about leaning into the difficulty of our relationships and mirroring how God loves and relates to us, 2 Corinthians 7

There is nothing better than being content in who God is and what He has provided. Unfortunately, many Christians struggle delighting in God. Our hope is to be fully satisfied with God and what He wants for us. Pastor Brandon helps us see just how to do that today. Psalms 37.

In this sermon, we learn that mistakes are normal for Christians, but how do we navigate them? How do we grow in God through our mistakes? This will challenge and encourage all believers that God makes everything work for our good. 1 Chronicles 28:1-8

In this sermon, Nick Dandy admonishes all students to focus on the time that they have and the age they are now while maturing in the spirit by God's Grace. Ecclesiastes 11:7-12:7

This sermon is the beginning of our new sermon series "Godly People." Today Pastor Brandon breaks down what true godliness is and how it is more connected to what God does for us than what we do for Him. Jeremiah 31:31-34

In a world that is always "moving", how do Christians reconcile that God sometimes makes us stay where we are? Do we miss the work that God has called us to simply because we are too focused on moving to a new place. Yes, it takes courage and grace to move, but it takes just as much to stay and let the Lord establish us.

This sermon is a culmination of how God works to bring men and women to Himself. In the way of self-reliance, God sends idol-destroying storms to remind man that we are solely dependent on Him. While this is egotistical in the human eye, it is the epitome of love, safety and protection from God. The Perfect Storm. Joel 2

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon explains how God uses pain and suffering to draw us to himself and make us more connected to others. Psalms 119:65-80

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon teaches us that love is more than an action-it is what we become. God is love, and we have been called to reflect his self-sacrificial love to everyone, especially the lost. 1 Corinthians 13.

The biggest problem with many Christians is that they are too dark and gloomy to make the faith look attractive to others. In this sermon, we are reminded that we have been called to let the joy of the Lord shine in and through our lives. Philippians 2:12-18

Mercy is ministry. If we are unwilling to actually see ourselves, then we are unwilling to see our need for mercy, and we certainly will not extend mercy to others. Jonah 4.

When God uses us, we are merely the conduits of His power. As Jonah spoke this simple message, God brought an entire people to repentance. The power was not in Jonah's eloquence but in his submission to God's instruction. Jonah 3.

When Jonah was told that he had to go evangelize the Ninevites, he ran, and he was led down into the depths of his own sin. It was then that he became a foreshadowing of Christ, but it was also in that place that he learned of the repentance that the Ninevites needed. Jonah 1:11-17

Before we go OUT, we must look within. In this sermon, we are challenged to evaluate our lives and our own sins to ensure that we are not causing greater problems for the rest of the body of Christ. As Jonah wrestled with his own feelings of trauma, he had to do the Will of God. Jonah 1:1-10

In today's sermon, we learn about the importance of GRACE. Pastor Ray reminds us of how we have been called to give grace to others but also receive that grace well. 2 Samuel 9.