Victory Church Podcast

The journey in Mark ends on a cliffhanger. We find that in the end, the disciples deserted Jesus, but the Gentiles and the women believed in Jesus. But even the women were unsure of Jesus' resurrection and fled from the tomb. There is no nice conclusion to the end of the story! This week, we find that perhaps Mark did this for a reason, to ask you, "how will you follow Jesus?"

This week, we see the journey of Jesus to Jerusalem. Though the disciples had been with Jesus for a couple of years, they seemed to be blind to who Jesus was. However, when Jesus heals a man who is blind, the man seems to know who Jesus was. How is it that a blind man knew who Jesus was, but the disciples could not see?

In the Mission Impossible movie series, agents would receive a message that would tell them the mission details, but would also require them to accept it in order to carry it out. Just like this series, Jesus lays out the mission in the Gospel of Mark. However, there is a cost. This week we will discover that we are called to accept this cost if we choose to follow Christ. Will you choose to accep...

Many in our world claim to know Jesus. They claim to know his intent, mission, teaching, and even his identity. But what if we misunderstand Jesus just like the disciples did when they followed him? Join us this week for another lesson from the Gospel of Mark, as we discover who Jesus really is.

This week, we start a new series as we go through the Gospel of Mark. Here, we find the life of Jesus, as a suffering servant, proclaiming the gospel and healing the sick. Though many knew Jesus, they did not know the kind of Messiah he was. In this series, get ready to know the stories of Jesus and find out who Jesus really is.

Living in this world can feel like an uphill battle as Christians. With pushback and even persecution in America, how can we as believers hold to the faith that we were given when we first trusted in Christ? This week, we discover how we can stand up for our faith and stay grounded in truth when we rely on and live out God's word.

Many Old Testament and New Testament stories have power encounters where God performs miracles the world marveled at. However, some still did not choose to obey God even though he proved to them he was the almighty God. This week, we discover that through power encounters, God is not only trying to show his might, but also to pursue our devotion, so that our hearts are oriented correctly toward hi...

Pastor Haley continues our series.

Pastor Ed shares a powerful word about the burning bush and how God used it to get Moses' attention.

Pastor Ed Crenshaw finished our series on sharing the hope of Jesus with others this week.

Jesus is the authentic witness of God. Using everyday conversations, he reached those who were marginalized and seemed frightening to speak to. But how do we become authentic witnesses of God? This week, we learn that we use everyday conversations to share the gospel, even if they are radically different from us.

It is easy to discuss the weather, sports, or the latest pop culture news with those around us. However, when talking about deeper and harder topics, such as God, we tend to have a difficult time as Christians. In this message, we learn how we can become a people of hope who share the gospel, not only with our words but also with our lifestyle.

As we continue our series, we find that our life thrives when we are planted and positioned to trust and receive from God. However, how do we connect with God to give him honor? This week, we discover how living a worshipful life causes us to thrive in God.

Thriving is God's plan for us. But, how do we thrive in life? This week, we discover the position God wants us to be in so we can receive his blessing a thrive.

How do we thrive in life? And how do we thrive in our relationship with God? This week, we begin a new series on thriving in life. We see that when we are planted, our life thrives because God blesses this kind of life.

If you have ever seen artwork, you may have pondered how an artist painted or sculpted their piece to perfection. But did you know you are God's masterpiece? This week, we will discover how we are God's creation of artwork, according to Ephesians 2:10.

Everywhere we see the continual corruption of life because of the darkness of our sin. This week, we look at God's invitation to expose our darkness by his light, in order that we may live in his light and be filled with his Spirit.

Though we struggle with sin, we are called to live a victorious life. How do we do this though? This week, we find that life in God means we experience and live out his goodness because we have the power, glory, and goodness of God in us.

In a world where truth seems elusive, mission feels counterfeit, and character appears hypocritical, God calls us to have our lives rooted in his truth, his mission, and his character. In our sermon series, we begin by seeing how truth, mission, and character are the most important elements of our lives as we live for Christ.

Sometimes, God's provision comes in the form of his commandments. Although we may not understand why God commands us to rest, the lesson of the manna teaches us that in his commandment of rest, he provides what we cannot get on our own.

Seeing what God commands of us can feel burdensome. But what if we changed our perspective and saw his commandments as gifts? This week, we explore how the Sabbath is a gift to us!

In the heavy load of culture and tradition, you can feel a weight to bear. But Jesus has a lighter load for you, where he invites you to rest.

This week, we begin a new series on rest and sabbath. Learn what it means to awaken to a new reality in our busy schedules: rest.