Victory Life Durant

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Duane Sheriff Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Duane Sheriff Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Jacob Sheriff Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Micah Moore Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Jacob Sheriff Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Jacob Sheriff Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/ Pastor Lee Armstrong Being blessed doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, success, or fame. It comes from knowing and following Jesus. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 5:1-12 w/Pastor Jacob Sheriff Jesus doesn’t define blessing in terms of wealth, possessions, or power. Instead, He shows us that the kingdom of God is built on a bedrock of blessing, where the least are most, the last are first, and the lost are found. Being blessed by God doesn’t come from accumulating wealth, achieving success, or acquiring fame it comes from knowing and following Jesus....

Matthew 28:16-20 w/ Pastor Antonette Weatherly Jesus gave us all the great commission and this week look deeper to see what that means. When we follow him it is clear what we are to do.  Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 9:35–38 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff This week, let’s look at how this transformation looks in everyday life, one specific way we are to be transformed by Jesus and love our neighbor as He does. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 22:34-40 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff We are examining what it means to follow Jesus as His disciple, taking seriously what He says and living what He means for us to. Our text today is Jesus’ famous words concerning the greatest commandment.  Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 20:25-28 /w Pastor Colton Coffey God is good and we see that serving is part of that goodness. Service is not beneath Jesus, serving actually reveals the love of Jesus. So if we are following Him, then aligned desires will produce a serving life. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Matthew 16:21-27 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff Jesus extends an invitation to relinquish our lives and embrace the cross, thereby following His path. In this message, Pastor Jacob elucidates the profound significance of this invitation.  Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

 John 20 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff We celebrate the greatest day in history, when Jesus defeated death and paid the price for all. From that day forward we have lived in a new reality. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

John 19:14-19 /w Pastor Connor Harrison We can’t behold the Lamb without first adopting his attitude of humility. We look at the posture of Jesus and the humility he displayed.  Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

John 9:39 /w Pastor Micah Moore Jesus reveals that spiritual blindness is not always obvious, it can take the form of blame, familiarity, fear, or pride. While some are blind because they lack understanding, others become blind because they believe they already see. Jesus invites those who acknowledge their blindness to gain true sight. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

John 8:2-11 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff Jesus confronts both public sin and hidden self-righteousness when religious leaders bring a woman caught in adultery to shame her and trap Him. He refuses both self-righteous shaming and casual tolerance of sin, offering mercy that leads to transformation. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

John 5:2-17 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff At the pool of Bethesda, Jesus steps into a place filled with brokenness, superstition, and long-held hopelessness. This passage invites us to examine our own hearts. Often the greatest barrier between us and the transforming work of Jesus is not our weakness but our reluctance to surrender our excuses, identities, and desires. Support the show https://victoryli...

John 2:13-22 /w Pastor Austin Hix Jesus’ cleansing of the temple reveals His holy zeal, a passionate love for His Father that refuses to allow worship to be corrupted or people to be exploited. It also points forward to a new kind of temple, where through His death and resurrection God chooses to dwell not in buildings, but in the hearts of His people. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.co...

w/ Antonette Weatherly Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

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John 1:29-34 /w Pastor Jacob Sheriff This message invites us to let our lives be formed by the truest story, the story of Jesus. Jesus is not a self‑help tool but God’s rescue. He is the Lamb whose blood covers, whose sacrifice sets people free, and whose grace draws us into awe. Support the show https://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/