Victory City Birmingham

Jesus didn't come to destroy the social order; he came to conquer the sin that created it. In this sermon we hear what it sounds like when Jesus confronted the religious elites and their hypocrisy. Let these words be a lesson to all of us as well. Matthew 23:1-2

Sometimes we think that God needs our help to do his will, and we can end up getting frozen in fear because we feel like we don't bring enough to the table. The truth is that Jesus does far more with our little than our lot. John 6:5-14

Sometimes it's easy for us to look across the street and envy what the neighbor does or how gifted they are, but we often miss that God has created us uniquely for his glory and purposes. The more we try to be someone else, the less effective we will be. Luke 1:57-66

Mary Magdalene goes from social pariah and demon possessed to being the first person to tell of the Good News of the resurrection of Jesus. She is evidence of the saving and redeeming work of Christ. As much as she may have disliked her past, it was evidence of God's grace and mercy. We as well must live as epistles who are being seen and read by men. Luke 8:1-10

While many people think that Peter is Jesus' most complicated relationship, they are wrong. He is not much different than any of us. There are ebbs and flows in our relationship, but when we fall, Jesus is faithful to restore us on firm foundation. Matthew 16:13-23

*Our recording software malfunctioned, so the quality of this audio does not meet our usual standards, but we wanted this word to be out for you* In this Sermon, Pastor Brandon Knight reminds us that the truth path of the Christian is that we live as exiles, outcasts, but our joy is that we are known by our father and have been given a family faith in which we belong. Luke 10:29-37

James, the brother of Jesus is forced to wrestle with the belief that his brother is also his savior. One encounter is enough to shatter his world for the good. Matthew 12:46-50

When we see how Jesus loved his mother, it is a reminder that he loves all of his creation and sees the deepest part of our need. Listen NOW to this life changing sermon. If you are listening to this sermon and are in the Birmingham area, please visit Victory City Birmingham one Sunday at 11:15AM. As we look to bring redemption to a broken community, please consider supporting our cause. We want t...

How often have you had to reconfigure your life in order to be in your calling? If you haven't yet, be prepared to do so soon. Luke 5:1-11

In the Bible, Nicodemus tried to come to Jesus in secret to protect his position and identity, but he quickly learned that Jesus cannot be our secret affection. We must be ALL in or nothing. Matthew 3:1-15

We all feel overlooked and unnoticed at times, but who are we seeking for our validation? Our affirmation and satisfaction can only come from God, but is that enough for us? Matthew 15:21-28

Many of us have probably made up our minds about who Judas was, but was he actually a foe of Jesus? What if he was still a friend in the eyes of Jesus? What does that mean about us? Matthew 26:14-25

The thief on the cross, a virtual unknown, had his entire life turned from a short encounter with Jesus. When we encounter Jesus, we are changed. Luke 23:32-43

True love requires something of us. For the believer, true love is Jesus dying on a cross on our behalf. Since he has given up his life, our just response is to devote our lives to him. Unfortunately, too many Christians want to cut corners, but what if we are reaping what we sow? Let this message challenge us to uphold the conditions of our covenant with Christ. Nehemiah 10:28-36

Do you ever take inventory of your life and think to yourself: "How did I get here?" Whether good or bad, remembering how we have arrived where we are is vital to how we handle it and how we treat people who may be where we once were. Nehemiah 9

We all need to be anchored in the grace of God to do the work he has called us too. That means that a short memory will not serve us well. Remembering our path to sanctification is essential if we are going to be effective witnesses. Nehemiah 8

The truth is that we leave so many things undone. You might even listen to this sermon today with an insurmountable list of things to complete and a list of incomplete items that is just as long. Maybe we should hone in, narrow our focus, and work to see things completed slowly over time, to the glory of God. Nehemiah 6:15-7:7

Today we listen to Pastor Brandon Knight as he works us through rebuilding and renewal from Nehemiah. Doing God's work takes a total reliance on his strength and ability, and while many people believe in their abilities, true believers only persevere in Christ. 1. Don't be Stupid 2.Don't Take the Bait 3.Don't Deny What God Shows You Nehemiah 6:1-14

Christianity is much less effective when what we say doesn't line up with what we see. Though we may not be leaders by title, we have been called to lead in every area and scope of our lives. Nehemiah 5:14-19

Rebuilding brokenness is a multi-layer effort. The roots of brokenness go so much deeper than we think. External conditions often reveal our internal struggle. Today, Pastor Brandon explains how we become more like Jesus when we address wrong in the world. Nehemiah 5:1-13

Opposition is a matter of WHEN, not if, but if we can prepare for it, then we will be able to face it with God on our sides. Let us also be encouraged that opposition from the enemy is confirmation that we are on the right side. Nehemiah 4.

We all want to do a great work for God, but what does that take? Too many Christians are content passively sitting around, but God requires us to discipline our live to do his work. That may look differently for many of us, but the principles are the same. Nehemiah 2:9-20

The Christian Mission is all about rebuilding what was broken by sin. There is brokenness all around us, and there will be until the renewal of the Earth, but Christians can continue to commit to holistically rebuilding and renewing people and communities. Nehemiah 2:1-8

What does it take to rebuild broken places and broken people? In this sermon, we look at Nehemiah to understand how to do the work God calls us to. Nehemiah 1

What if real justice in our world doesn't start with "them", but it starts with us? If we are not diligently clearing out the beam in our own eyes, then we are unable to see clearly how to address the sin in our world. Justice begins with the Christian, but it is perfected by Christ. Proverbs 11:1