In this special Thanksgiving service, Pastor Ernest Groce preaches on the danger of unthankfulness — the first step in Romans 1 that leads a heart away from God and down the path toward a reprobate mind. When we forget to give thanks, we forget Who our blessings come from.

This message is a stirring reminder that God has been far better to us than we deserve. His mercy, His goodness, and His daily provision call us to a life of gratitude, humility, and worship.

Recorded live at Victory Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia — November 26, 2025.

Philippians 3:13–14
Sunday Evening, November 23, 2025 — Victory Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia

In this stirring evening message, Pastor Ernest Groce preaches from Paul’s charge to “forget those things which are behind, and reach forth unto those things which are before.” With clarity and conviction, he challenges believers not to live chained to past failures, distractions, or disappointments.
The Christian life is a forward-moving walk — a pursuit of Christ, His will, and His prize. This message calls us to renewed focus, holy determination, and unwavering faithfulness as we press toward the mark for the high calling of God.

Recorded live on November 23, 2025.

Worship in the Midst of Trials — Job 1:20–22
Sunday Morning, November 23, 2025 — Victory Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia

When Job received wave after wave of heartbreaking news, the Bible says he “arose, and rent his mantle, and shaved his head, and fell down upon the ground, and worshipped.” In this powerful Sunday morning message, Pastor Ernest Groce reminds us that true worship is not anchored in circumstances but in the unchanging character of God.
Even in grief, Job declared, “The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.”

This sermon challenges every believer to trust God in the darkest moments, to bow before Him in humble surrender, and to confess — like Job — that God is worthy of worship, regardless of what we face.

Recorded live on November 23, 2025.

In these closing verses of Job chapter 1, we witness one of the most powerful responses to suffering found anywhere in Scripture. After receiving wave upon wave of devastating news, Job falls to the ground in worship. Instead of bitterness, he expresses surrender. Instead of accusation, he declares the sovereign goodness of God: “The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.”

This message explores Job’s reverence, his restraint, and his remarkable faithfulness under unimaginable pressure. His example challenges every believer to trust God when nothing makes sense and to worship through the storm.

Recorded live on Wednesday night, November 19, 2025, at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia.

In this stirring message from 1 Peter 4:7, Pastor Ernest Groce reminds us that “the end of all things is at hand.” With time moving swiftly toward eternity, believers are called to live with urgency, clarity, and devotion. This sermon challenges us to pray with purpose, love with sincerity, and serve with faithfulness as we anticipate the soon return of Christ. When the world grows darker, God’s people must shine brighter—steadfast, watchful, and surrendered.

Recorded live on Sunday evening, November 16, 2025, at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia.

1 Peter 4:14–18

Recorded live on Sunday morning, November 16th, 2025, at Victory Baptist Church.
In this powerful passage from 1 Peter 4:14–18, we are reminded that suffering for the name of Christ is not a punishment but a privilege. Peter calls believers to remain faithful when reproached, to glorify God in every trial, and to remember that judgment begins at the house of God. This message challenges us to stand boldly, live cleanly, and shine brightly in a world that is increasingly hostile to the truth. May your heart be stirred to endure hardship as a good soldier of Jesus Christ and to rejoice that you bear His name.

Recorded live on Wednesday, November 12th, 2025, during our midweek service at Victory Baptist Church, this message focuses on Job 1:12 — the moment when God allowed Satan limited access to attack Job. In this single verse we see the unseen warfare, the boundaries God sets, and the deep truth that nothing touches the believer without passing through the hands of a sovereign God. This sermon calls us to trust the Lord when trials arise, to stand firm when the pressure mounts, and to remember that even in suffering, God is still in control and worthy of worship. May this study strengthen your faith when your own foundations are shaken.

In the closing service of our 2025 Missions Revival, Brother Sammy Popwell preaches a stirring message from John 3:16 on the truth that the mission of the church is missions. From the very heart of God flows a love so great that He gave His only begotten Son — and that same heart now compels the church to go, to reach, and to proclaim the Gospel to every soul.

This message challenges every believer to align their priorities with God’s eternal purpose and to see the world through the lens of Christ’s sacrificial love. Missions is not a program — it’s the heartbeat of God and the calling of the church.

Recorded live: Sunday Night, November 9th, 2025 — Missions Revival at Victory Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia.

In this Sunday morning Missions Revival service, Dr. James Kennard preaches a powerful message from 2 Corinthians chapter 8 on Faith Promise Giving. Drawing from Paul’s instruction to the church at Corinth, this message reveals how God works through willing, sacrificial, faith-filled believers to advance the gospel around the world.

Dr. Kennard challenges every Christian to give not out of pressure, but out of grace — trusting God to supply and multiply every seed sown for the cause of missions. When God’s people respond by faith, He uses their obedience to reach souls far beyond what they could ever imagine.

Recorded live: Sunday Morning — November 9th, 2025, Missions Revival at Victory Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia.

In this Missions Revival message, Brother Sammy Popwell preaches on The Value of One Missionary from Acts chapter 9. Through the calling of Saul — the man who would become the Apostle Paul — we are reminded that God can take one surrendered life and use it to shake nations, plant churches, and send the gospel to the ends of the earth.

This powerful message challenges every believer to be willing, obedient, and available for whatever God calls them to do. One missionary, one calling, one step of obedience — God can use it to reach the world.

Recorded live: Friday, November 7th, 2025 — Missions Revival at Victory Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia.