Victory City Birmingham

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.

In this sermon, we look at Paul's letter to the church at Corinth and how he admonished them that Christ should be their only focus. He willingly humbled himself and submitted his strength to that of Christ's. 1 Corinthians 2:1-15

In today's sermon we learn the importance of telling the TRUTH. While it may be difficult, the best thing we can do is commit ourselves to knowing TRUTH in the fullness of who Christ is while also sharing the truth. John 8:37-47

In today's sermon, we are reminded of the depth of love that Christ has for His people. We are also reminded that the joy we experience as Christians is directly related to the amount of unbelievers that come to Christ. This is a challenge for us to seek out that joy actively! Luke 15:1-7

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon Knight reminds us that the job of believers is never over. God, in his sovereignty, has sheep that are yet in the fold. The job of Christians is to go get them! John 10:7-18

Being good disciples means sharing the gospel with the lost. To effectively share the gospel, we must have conviction, confirmation from scripture and know that we have been commissioned to do his work. Luke 24:36-49

On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Brandon reminds us all of the gospel. Let us also be heralds of this truth. John 20:1-18

When we think about our lives, the storms we face do not cause our instability, but they reveal our foundation. Listen to this sermon today on what it means to be anchored in Christ. Luke 6:47-49

We all may have lines that we will not cross in our love, but does this align with the scriptures? Jesus challenged disciples in Luke 6 to go further than people in the world will go. Luke 6:27-36

The Christian walk is not just about what happens at the start, but it is about whether or not we persist. Our persistence happens in the middle of our walk. In this sermon, Pastor Brandon talks about the challenges of staying faithful and what we can do to overcome. 2 Timothy 4:9-18

In God's economy, there is a pattern, and it begins with obedience. When we obey, we find more joy in all the things that God provides. John 21:1-19.

Faith in God is the most powerful and transformative tool any disciple has. Pastor Brandon explains how believing in the resurrection transforms us. John 20.

As disciples in relationship with one another, we will disagree. HOW we handle it confirms whether or not we are true disciples. Galatians 2:7-16

In this sermon, we learn why disciples bear tremendous weight in how they lead others. Believers must not be a stumbling block to others in the faith. Mark 9:42-50

While there are many things to look towards to measure what type of disciples we are, perhaps we do not look at prayer enough. Jesus gave the greatest demonstration of what a real prayer life looks like, and good disciples will model their prayer lives after His. John 17.

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon outlines the relationship between older and younger Christians. God has called the older members of the body to faithfully disciples those coming behind them. When this happens, it creates an undeniable harmony and efficacy. Titus 2:1-10; 3:1-7

True discipleship means that Christians are hated by the world. This is because Christians adopt the true teachings of Jesus Christ. The Gospel opposes the system of the world and promotes self-denial and humility. In a world that promotes its own self interests, this gospel is incredibly offensive. John 15:18-16:4

Abiding in Christ is the only to produce the true fruit that comes from the Holy Spirit. In order to live a fruitful life, believers must: 1. Abide in Christ, 2. Bear Good Fruit, 3. Love God's People. Listen now as Pastor Brandon preaches from John 15.

In this sermon, we begin our focus on discipleship. Why has discipleship been largely ignored in many churches? Perhaps it is because of what it truly costs. It costs our comfort, but more importantly, it costs our lives. Being vulnerable in our relationships with other Christians is the key to discipleship. Matthew 4:12-22