Victory Hamilton Mill

What do worship, trust, generosity, and repentance have in common? They all flow from the heart. It’s the source of our motives, our choices, our lives. In this message, Pastor Dennis teaches us how to guard the most important part of who we are—and keep our hearts aligned with God. Tune into find the key to staying connected to the true source of everything we need.

Here’s the reality: we all face various circumstances that could easily offend us on any given day. But we don’t have to be controlled by them. God’s wisdom empowers us to live with soft hearts in a hardened world—to live free from the trap of offense. It isn’t always easy, but we can choose to let go, forgive, and walk in the freedom Jesus modeled. Tune in to learn how to respond with grace and l...

Have you ever said something you wished you could take back? What we say matters. Our words have the power to tear down or build up. They make a difference, so much that the Bible tells us that they either bring life or death. There is no in-between. It’s time to align the words we speak about ourselves, others, and our circumstances with God’s Word. Let’s take the lies captive and replace them wi...

In today’s world, many of us tend to hold titles, wealth, and physical appearance in high regard, but God teaches us that there is something even better: a good name. Living with integrity means that no matter where you are, what’s happening, or who’s watching, your goal is to live a life that pleases God and glorifies him. If you want to learn how to cultivate the type of character that will take...

Ga’avah – “to rise up; to lift oneself above others” Isaiah 14:12-15 NLTHow you are fallen from heaven, O shining star, son of the morning! You have been thrown down to the earth, you who destroyed the nations of the world. 

Where or who do you turn to when you don’t know what to do? In a world where advice and opinions are never in short supply, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by it all. This summer, we’re turning to the one place you can count on for the right answers—God’s Word. If you need help navigating the many facets of life, then tune into our series, Focus, as we dive into the book of Proverbs to find the wisd...

We live in a world where people search for peace in everything—except in the One who can actually give it. What many of us call "peace" is actually escape. We turn to temporary distractions, but the anxiety and emptiness we feel linger. Nothing in this world can satisfy the deep longing of our souls for rest.

In every other religion, humans strive to reach and please their god. But God’s grace and love is so spectacular that He came down from heaven to be with us. In this sermon, we unpack the name and character of Jehovah Shammah—the Lord who is with us. No matter your circumstances, whether you’re in a season of beauty or brokenness, tune in to find encouragement and hope through the true and living...

Jesus took our sin, our shame, and our sickness upon Himself on the cross so that we could be healed. It’s a truth we can rest in because the Word of God is His will, and the Bible shows us who He is through His names. One of the names God declares Himself is Jehovah Rapha, which means “the Lord who heals.” We can have faith for healing because it’s who our God is! Tune in as we trust that He will...

GENESIS 22:2-14 NLT “Take your son, your only son—yes, Isaac, whom you love so much—and go to the land of Moriah. Go and sacrifice him as a burnt offering on one of the mountains, which I will show you.”The next morning Abraham got up early. He saddled his donkey and took two of his servants with...

WHAT GOD DOES flows from WHO GOD IS. Genesis 16:1-13 NIVNow Sarai, Abram’s wife, had borne him no children. But she had an Egyptian slave named Hagar; so she said to Abram, “The Lord has kept me from having children.

Psalm 22:30-31 NIV Posterity will serve him; future generations will be told about the Lord. They will proclaim his righteousness, declaring to a people yet unborn: He has done it!

Through His sacrifice, Jesus took the punishment that we deserved. He took our place so that we could be forgiven of all our sins. We couldn’t pay for it or earn it, so He came to be our righteousness. Jesus willingly laid down His life for ours, and we have now been restored to life and adopted into His family! Tune in as we celebrate what God did to make us holy and blameless in His sight.

Throughout our lives, we are all faced with various decisions, some more difficult than others. Once we’ve made the decision to follow Jesus, we’re called to not only address Him as Lord but also to obey Him as Lord—choosing to give up our will to embrace His. Jesus submitted Himself to the will of the Father and was obedient to the point of enduring suffering so that we may have life. He knew tha...

It’s easy to think there’s plenty of time, but eternity is closer than we realize. For some, this life is the closest they’ll get to heaven. For others, the best is yet to come. The world is desperate for good news, and if you’ve met Jesus, you’ve got some.

As followers of Jesus, we have the privilege of knowing that earth is not our forever home. Because of His sacrifice, we now have a home prepared for us in heaven, where we’ll get to spend eternity with the Father. But if we’re honest, when it comes to money, sometimes we live like this world is the only one that exists.

Like breathing and eating, selfishness comes naturally to us. No one had to teach us how to grab the toy away from others. We never thought twice about keeping the leftovers for ourselves. When we are generous, God will expand our hearts in unimaginable ways. If you’re wondering how to journey into the deep life of generosity and leave the shores of selfishness, then tune into this sermon!

The Bible tells us that our enemy, the devil, has come to “steal, kill, and destroy.” As a result, he attacks us in many areas of our lives—including our finances. But we serve a God of abundance. In Him, there is always more than enough. He desires for us to experience His provision and has made it possible for us to overcome the challenges that come with living in a fallen world. Join us as we e...

We often chase happiness, hoping our circumstances will align with each of our preferences and desires—but what if there’s something better? Happiness comes and goes, depending on what happens. But joy? Joy is rooted in Someone who never changes. Tune in to this sermon to learn how to stop pursuing only temporary happiness and embrace unshakable joy today!

Jesus tells us in His Word that He came so that we may have abundant life. But many of us are only living a fraction of the life He desires for us! As disciples of Christ, we were created for more than survival mode. Take an honest look at your own life. Would you say that you’re walking in His purpose and experiencing all that He has for you? Or are you just going through the motions? Tune in to...

How to Live Free in Christ Acknowledge and Assess the Pain Surrender Pain and Shame Pursue healing and freedom in Christ

As followers of Jesus, we know this world is not our true home. But the reality is, we don’t always lead lives that reflect the fact that we were made for more. God has called each of us to holiness. Instead of focusing on the here and now, we were created to live with the joy of a future with Him in mind.

Hebrews 11 NIV 1-38By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going… For he was LOOKING FORWARD to the city with foundations, whose architect and builder is God… They were longing for a better...

Our good friend John Bevere was with us as we celebrated 35 years of Victory! He brought a timely word to carry with us throughout each day as we interact with others on our journey with Jesus. The bait of Satan is the trap of offense, a breeding ground for deception that leads us out of God’s will.

John was given a beautiful vision of the new heaven and earth. One day, Jesus will return as King, and He will vindicate His people who are found faithful.