Victory Devotional Podcast

It is God’s living word that actively changes us and lead us to live a transformed life.

In every season of our lives, God sustains us. We can depend on Him and His word to guide us through life.

Fasting teaches us to stay in the presence of God so we can draw life from Him—that His light, strength, and grace will fill us to overflowing.

A true fast happens when our hearts are fully submitted and consecrated to Him. As we humbly seek to know God and His will in our time of fasting, we experience restoration, healing, and protection in different areas of our lives.

God does not only look at the external expressions of fasting. The right attitude when fasting is one that reflects a posture of humility, a heart that is willing to be transformed by His mercy and grace.

As we seek God and His will through prayer and fasting, our faith grows. When we commit to an extended time of prayer, we draw nearer to God and know Him more.

Jesus makes all things new. As we live in Him, we can be in faith and look forward to entering a new year because we know He has a plan for us.

As we go through changes in our lives, our confidence is anchored in Jesus and who He is—trustworthy and faithful to His promise.

We can set an example of what it means to love like Jesus just as we have received and experienced His love. In doing so, we follow His command to love others.

We experience God’s promise of a new heart and a new spirit through a transformed life in Jesus Christ.

As we face the new year, we can say better things are coming because we are living in the hope that comes from what Jesus has done for us.

Our lives change when we live for Jesus. He gives us a new purpose and transforms the way we see and relate with Him and with others.

There is redemption in Jesus! He came to turn things around—to restore what was stolen, give life to what is dead, and renew what has been broken.

Jesus came on earth that we may live fully and abundantly. Not only that, but in His grace, we are able to reign in this life!

Jesus shows us the perfect example of servant leadership. He came into the world to serve by dying on the cross, thus saving us from our sins.

The Christmas season is a reminder of how far God is willing to go to save us because of His great love for us.

Jesus came on earth to fulfill what the law requires, on our behalf. He lived the life we should have lived and died the death we should have died.

Through Jesus, we get to experience an intimate and personal relationship with God as our Father.

God is the absolute authority, and He decides what happens in the affairs of our nation, including who He allows to be in positions of leadership. Let us continue to pray for our civil government to function according to God’s design.

We can be salt and light as we participate in the political and civic affairs of our nation. However, we should guard our motivation. May the motivation of our heart be always to honor God with our actions.

The ultimate standard of what is right and just is the word of God. May we stay faithful by being deeply rooted in Him through the teaching and preaching of the word.

Now is the right time to pray for those in authority. Let us unceasingly intercede for them, for wisdom and knowledge of the truth to abound in their lives.

We are first citizens of the kingdom of God before we are citizens of this nation. Therefore, He is our ultimate authority.

The finished work of Christ on the cross can bring transformation in our place of brokenness. Only through Him can things be restored.

The standard for morality, what is right and wrong, comes from God. His intention and direction for man’s governance has always been good.