Victory Church | Winchester, VA

This week, Pastor Adam Trimbur walks us through Exodus 2–4 and the story of Moses at the burning bush—a moment where God meets human weakness with divine purpose. This story reveals how God meets us right where we are—weakness and all. When we function in our weakness, it becomes easier to point all the glory to God. Don’t run from what makes you feel unqualified. Embrace it—because that’s often w...

Pastor Sarah shares 5 lessons from the life of Paul, including: don't underestimate the power of story, the importance of finding your people, it's okay to disagree, and joy can be found in a life of pain.

In this powerful message, Pastor Keith teaches from Judges 1:1–5, reminding us that praise is not just an act—it’s our weapon. When we lead with praise: It prepares us to see the victory God has already declared. It positions our hearts in humility, ready for God to move. It provides a space for God’s presence to dwell and fight on our behalf. Whatever giant you're facing, learn how praise can shi...

IMAGINE ....what would happen if you could defeat the giants in your life? Pastor Keith retells the famous story of David and Goliath, explaining that we have stones to kill our own giants with just like David did.

Hannah Duncanson reminds us that there is power in saying "No"- no to guilt, no to our children, and no to the enemy. When we say no, that makes room to say yes to what God has for us!

In this weeks message, Pastor Keith speaks to how “Having a heart after God moves the hand of God on your behalf.” He then speak to the three ways to move shift our hearts to pursue God.

"The ability to DEFEAT your GIANT is tied to your ability to see beyond your giant." In this weeks episode Pastor Keith discusses the power that lays within your perspective & how shifting your perspective to focus on Him can help defeat and "giants" that life may throw your way.

On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Keith walks us through us message titled "Empty at Easter". This dives into how the empty tomb was not a sign of mourning but a sign of Victory. - "Because Jesus is alive, I can have peace with God, a purpose for life, and power that prevails."

Today, Palm Sunday, Pastor Keith dives into the passionate topic of going ALL IN for One More”. In the message he shares 3 Essential materials that can be applied to help expand the kingdom of God.

“The church moves forward when faithful people give free will financial tithes and offerings”. This week, Pastor Keith walks through five principles for “Going ALL IN with My Finances”. In this message, he addresses the importance of managing our finances well so we can expand our potential for giving freewill financial tithes & offerings to the church.

Celebration Sunday at Victory Church is a day of Celebration and Gratitude where we as a Victory Church Family celebrate all that God has done and will continue to do. Please join us and listen as Pastor Keith Shares a short message focused on "feeding your faith while starving your doubt."

"Because Jesus loved the church enough to give his life for it, I should love the church enough to give my life to it." In this week's sermon, Pastor Keith breaks down how the Church is not just an organization but a living organism & that "Going ALL IN for the Church is to be a member of the Church."

In order to live like Christ, we must give all that we have just as Christ did when he gave his only son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins. Pastor Keith walks through the three steps we can implement in our lives in order to go "All In for Jesus".

Everyone wants to be a part of the harvest, but no one wants to be a part of the sowing. Yet our call is to be faithful to the Lord of the Harvest wherever He puts us. Mark Cannon, Global Worker from Spain, encourages us to make a footprint for the Gospel even if we are the minority.

Happier, healthier, more meaningful relationships can be achieved by knowing who is at your table. Are they partners, promoters, assignments, or parasites? Pastor Keith walks us through the importance of knowing what kind of relationships are in our lives.

Whatever happens in your life first happens in your heart. Satan’s agenda is to destroy, divide, and offend. Pastor Keith shows us that our defense to offense is to capture our thoughts, choose our words, and consider our actions.

If you want to live in the blessing of God, Pastor Keith Cross explains that you have to recognize your baggage and take responsibility for it. He explains how to live in freedom and get rid of our baggage, trusting God to redeem even our most heavy burdens for blessings.

Our differences fascinate us and they frustrate us. Bill and Pam Farrel remind us how God created us intentionally differently and how we can build better relationships as we seek to honor Him.

Our differences fascinate us and they frustrate us. Bill and Pam Farrel remind us how God created us intentionally differently and how we can build better relationships as we seek to honor Him.

We are not living in revival today because we are content to live without it. God will send revival to people who will pay the price of revival. The price of revival is paid for with humility, hunger, and holiness.

When the fire of God falls, lives are changed. Pastor Keith leads us in an intentional season of seeking God for revival. In this message, he explains how we have to address the enemy, adopt the elements of revival, and anticipate revival happening. God, let the fire fall!

We all want God to be closer to us, and for Him to manifest in a real way in our lives. Yet, to experience that, we have to be the ones moving closer to Him. Pastor Pete talks about the importance of prayer and fasting, and what that looks like in our daily lives.

John 3:16 reveals God's greatest gift to us: Jesus. Jesus reveals God's great love, exemplifies God's great sacrifice, and He conveys God's great offer of eternal life to us.

Do you have a painful past? or a problematic present? Jesus came to be the missing PEACE in our lives. Peace is not the absence of problems; it is having peace in the midst of them.

Without God's promises, we are hopeless. The story of Mary provides a beautiful example of holding onto hope. Mary learned that time is not wasted waiting on God, and hope in His promises is never in vain.