Victory Faith Church

This week, Pastor Kyle completed our Legacy series by teaching us about grace giving. During this season of generosity, we must understand the motivation behind it. We never want to be led in any part of our faith with a “have to” mentality. Instead, through the overflow of love and grace, we have in a vibrant relationship with Jesus, we GET TO enjoy every part of our faith- including giving. Reme...

In this message, Pastor Anna encouraged us to remember that Christmas is a celebration of Jesus’ birthday. The best way to celebrate Christmas is to give something to Jesus. But what do we give Jesus if we don’t think we have anything? We may not have the wise men’s gold, frankincense, and myrrh to give, but the wise men gave three additional gifts that we can all give as well. They gave Jesus the...

This week Pastor Kyle kicked off our Legacy season with Part 1 of our new series that we’re calling, “Legacy.” Legacy is not only what people remember when we’re gone, but what God rewards when we stand before Him. When this time comes, we want to be able to say that we knew Jesus personally and that we used the time, energy, and resources given to us to make an eternal difference. We are called b...

At the center of following Jesus is a symbol: the cross. We have lost the gravity and power of this image in our modern world. What it requires of us is lost or ignored in our culture. But, as we look at the invitation of Jesus to “deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow me,” we have to wrestle with the call to self-denial in an age of self-fulfillment.

Hurry is the great enemy of spiritual life. To live the way of Jesus, we have to slow down. But this is not easy in the chaos of our digital world. To experience the life of Jesus, we have to adopt the lifestyle of Jesus. Allow his pace and his practices to rule our lives. Hurry will sever your connection to God, to other people, and to your own soul. We must ask ourselves, who are we becoming? Sl...

How do we actually do what he did? As followers of Jesus, we are called to not only follow Jesus in spirit but we are called to continue his work on earth as it is in heaven. This means healing the sick, praying for the lost, and opening our homes and lives to those far from God. The end goal is to do what he did. In this teaching, we explore the next steps in forming our lives around the practice...

The promise of the New Testament is nothing short of full-on transformation, but so many of us feel a disconnect between that promise and our reality. Is change really possible? The answer is: yes, but the odds are, it’s not what you think. To become like Jesus, you must be increasingly possessed and permeated by the character traits of Jesus. Allow yourself to be transformed, from the inside out,...

Our primary goal as followers of Jesus is learning to live in a constant state of connection to the Spirit. This is how we are able to be with Jesus, our teacher. We must invite him into every moment and learn to always be in two places at once—at home and with Jesus, at work and with Jesus, on your commute and with Jesus. Bring his presence into the routine of your daily life. But how do we...

We hear the language “follower of Jesus” all the time, but what does it mean to be a disciple, or apprentice, of the rabbi from Nazareth? Put simply, it means you re-organize your life around three goals: 1. Be with Jesus, 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.

What is the correct response for a Christian when culture shifts around us? Pastor Kyle Mills takes us through the book of Daniel to find the answer.

What does God’s heart for marriage tell me about who he is and what his character is?

Losses that are not grieved accumulate in our souls like heavy stones that weigh us down.

A common misconception is that work is a result of Adam & Eve's sin. God works, he created us to work, and work is an important part of our life. 

During this message, Pastor Kyle Sadler takes us through three extremely important areas where we need to surrender our life to God before we can expect to have great relationships.

During this message, Pastor Loren Houltberg, Regional Pastor of Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, and Iowa for The Foursquare Church, goes through the book of Revelation and reminds us how important our intimate relationship with Jesus is.

The Church doesn't fight wars against people. The church fights wars against a spiritual enemy.

The word submission can bring up a lot of negative connotations. During this message, we take a look at the biblical meaning of submission and how we, as the Church, are to submit to one another.

In order for the Church to live up to its potential, it must be able to live united. 

The light cannot be hidden. You are either a part of shining the light, or not. But it won't be hidden.

Your best attempt at being perfect will never be enough. But Jesus' work on the cross is always enough to save you from even your worst sins.

Our individuality is important, but it's not important for ourselves; it’s important for God and his people. It’s important for the greater mission of the Church.

When God asks you to do something what is your first step? Do you fill in the blanks with your own presuppositions? Or do you take the first step and allow the Holy Spirit to reveal the next step?

As God’s people, we are called to rescue the poor and helpless and help them stay free. Jesus rescued us so that we can rescue others.

God doesn't want us to be anxious about our basic needs in life. He wants us to have faith and to be continually filled with faith. He always has and always will provide whatever we need. And most of the time, we will be blessed abundantly. 

For it was always in his perfect plan to adopt us as his delightful children, through our union with Jesus, the Anointed One, so that his tremendous love that cascades over us would glorify his grace —for the same love he has for the Beloved, Jesus, he has for us. And this unfolding plan brings him great pleasure! (Ephesians 1:5-6)