Victory Church | Winchester, VA

Victory Church | Winchester, VA

por Victory Church

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Temporada 4

Joy Ride | Keith Cross

Life isn’t always smooth, but in Christ, we can experience lasting joy no matter what we face. This week, Pastor Keith Cross shared from Philippians 2:1-4, reminding us that true joy comes when we make 3 key shifts: 1. Give Jesus Preeminence — Our joy begins by being united with Christ and keeping Him first in every part of our lives. 2. Give Others Priority — Joy grows when we humble ourselves and value others above ourselves. 3. Give Yourself Purpose — Real fulfillment comes when we live not for our own interests, but to serve God and others. Paul reminds us: “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves.” (Philippians 2:3 NIV) When Jesus is first, others are second, and we put ourselves last, we find the true “joy ride” of life.

Reasons To Rejoice | Keith Cross

No matter what we face, in Christ we always have a reason to rejoice. In this week’s message from Philippians 1:18–26, Pastor Keith reminds us of the joy Paul found in serving Christ, even in prison and how we can live with that same joy today. Key truths from this message: -I know God is at work in my life (Philippians 1:19) -I believe God answers prayer (Philippians 1:19) -I have the help of the Holy Spirit (Philippians 1:19) -I put Jesus first in my life (Philippians 1:21) -I put others before myself (Philippians 1:22–26) “For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” — Philippians 1:21 Be encouraged: in every season, we can rejoice because Christ is our life.

There's No Place Like Home | Keith Cross

This week’s message reminds us that church is more than just a building—it’s a home. A place where everyone belongs, where belief in Jesus changes lives, and where we can grow into who God created us to be. Let’s be a church that reflects the heart of God: a place where people can find family, faith, and the freedom to grow.

A Wanted Church | Keith Cross

In this message, A Wanted Church, Pastor Keith Cross shares from Philippians 1:1-6 what he hopes will always be true about our church family: • Grateful when they think about us (Philippians 1:1-3) • Joyful when they talk about us (Philippians 1:4-5) • Boastful in what they trust about us (Philippians 1:6) No matter what we face, we can have joy because in Christ we always have reason to rejoice. Let’s be a church that lives with gratitude, joy, and trust for God’s glory and the good of others.

Be The Church | Patrick Grach

In a dark and broken world, God calls us to shine. ✨ You are the salt of the earth. You are the light of the world. This message is a powerful reminder that the Church isn’t a building—it’s us. In this week’s message, Pastor Patrick challenges us to live boldly, love authentically, and be the hope our world is longing for.

Lost | Rob Rainville

We dive into Jesus' heart for the lost—and the powerful parable of the one sheep that was worth everything to Him. God’s pursuit of us is personal, persistent, and full of joy. Whether you're far off or feeling unseen, this message reminds us: you matter deeply to God. We’re not all called to be pastors or evangelists, but we’re all called to be witnesses—through our behavior, our speech, the gospel we share, and the signs that follow. Scriptures referenced include Genesis 12, Exodus 30–32, Leviticus 19, Mark 11, Acts 2, Romans 9, Revelation 21.

The Power of a Willing Heart | Ron Sheckels

In this message, Pastor Ron reminds us that God isn’t looking for perfection—He’s looking for a willing heart. Whether it’s Moses with a stick, David with a stone, or a boy with five loaves and two fish, God moves through those who say, “Yes, Lord.” This message will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you: you’ve already been chosen—now just say yes. Scripture References: John 15:16, 1 Samuel 17, Matthew 14, Isaiah 41:10, Exodus 4

Building a Faithful Foundation | Pete Duncanson

In this week’s message, we reflect on what it means to build a faithful foundation for the generations to come. Abraham stepped out in obedience—even when he didn’t know where he was going—and trusted God with a promise he wouldn’t live to see fulfilled. In the same way, those who came before us—especially those who served and sacrificed for our freedom—laid a foundation we stand on today. 🇺🇸 Pastor Pete challenges us to consider what kind of spiritual legacy we’re building today. Are we living to please ourselves, or are we stepping out in faith and serving others? Whether through service, sacrifice, or simply showing up, we’re all laying a foundation that someone else will build upon.

Revival Realities | Keith Cross

In this message from Acts 19:8–20, Pastor Keith shares four realities of revival that still apply to us today: being committed to God’s Word, open to the unusual, seeking spiritual solutions, and living with reverent awe before God. Revival is not just a moment—it’s a movement of surrender, hunger, and transformation.

Father’s Day 2025 “Surpassing Dad” | Pastor Keith Cross

This special Father’s Day message looks at King David’s final charge to his son Solomon in 1 Chronicles 28. Through disappointment, grace, and legacy, we’re reminded that the mission of every father is to prepare the next generation to go even further. Whether you're a dad, mentor, or spiritual father—this message will encourage you to lead with vision, humility, and wholehearted devotion to God.

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