Wednesday Night Bible StudyFebruary 11, 2026Study in the Book of JobJob 2:7–8 (KJV)This Wednesday night we continue our verse-by-verse study through Job chapter 2 as we examine Job 2:7–8, where Satan smites Job with sore boils from the sole of his foot unto his crown, and Job sits down among the ashes with a potsherd in his hand.

Sunday Evening ServiceFebruary 8, 20262 Corinthians 5:14 (KJV)“Things About the Love of Christ”“For the love of Christ constraineth us…”In this Sunday evening message, we turn to the powerful truth found in 2 Corinthians 5:14, where the Apostle Paul declares that the love of Christ constrains us — it compels us, moves us, and governs our lives.

Sunday Morning ServiceFebruary 8, 2026Job 2:6–7 (KJV)“Lessons from a Potsherd”This Sunday morning we look closely at Job 2:6–7, where the Lord permits Satan to touch Job’s body—but not his life. In a matter of moments, Job is smitten with painful boils from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head. Reduced physically, isolated socially, and broken outwardly, Job sits in ashes with nothing but a broken piece of pottery—a potsherd—to scrape his sores.From this small, overlooked detail, we will draw powerful spiritual truths.

February 4, 2026Study in the Book of JobJob 2:4–9 (KJV)This week we continue our journey through the powerful and sobering Book of Job as we examine Job 2:4–9. In this passage, Satan boldly challenges God again, claiming that a man will surrender anything to save his own life. When Job’s health is attacked and his body is covered with painful boils, we see suffering intensify—but we also see steadfast faith on display.

3 Things About the Holy SpiritPreached by Dr. Ernest Groce, PastorVictory Baptist ChurchSunday PMFebruary 1, 2026Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:15–19Description:In this Sunday evening message, Pastor Ernest Groce preaches from 1 Corinthians 6:15–19, teaching three important truths about the Holy Spirit. This sermon reminds believers that their bodies belong to the Lord, that the Holy Spirit dwells within every saved person, and that our lives are to be lived in holiness to the glory of God.Through clear, Bible-centered preaching, this message encourages Christians to consider how their daily choices reflect their relationship with Christ and their responsibility as the temple of the Holy Ghost. It is a timely reminder to live yielded, separated, and faithful lives in obedience to God’s Word.Whether you are a longtime believer or listening for the first time, we pray this message will be a help and a blessing to you.📍 About Victory Baptist ChurchVictory Baptist Church is an independent, Bible-believing Baptist church committed to preaching the Word of God, reaching souls with the Gospel, and strengthening believers through sound doctrine and Christ-centered worship.Bible Version: King James Version (KJV)▶️ Service Times:Sunday Morning – 11:00 AMSunday Evening – 6:00 PMWednesday Bible Study – 7:00 PM

Observe the ValleySunday Morning Message – February 1, 2026Preached by Dr. Ernest Groce, PastorText: Deuteronomy 11:11–15 (KJV)In this Sunday morning message, Dr. Ernest Groce preaches from Deuteronomy 11:11–15, directing our attention to the contrast God makes between Egypt and the land He promised Israel. Egypt depended on human effort, but the land of promise was a land of valleys and hills that drank water from the rain of heaven—fully dependent on God.This message challenges believers to observe the valley, the place where God teaches trust, dependence, and obedience. Though valleys are often associated with difficulty and uncertainty, they are also the places where God’s care is most clearly seen and His provision most faithfully promised. As the Lord watched over the land “from the beginning of the year even unto the end of the year,” so He watches over His people today.A timely reminder that blessings are tied to obedience, and that God supplies rain in due season when His people walk in His ways.

Wednesday Night Bible Study | Job 2:1–10 (KJV)Recorded Live – January 28, 2026Pastor Ernest GroceJoin us for our Wednesday evening Bible study as Pastor Ernest Groce continues the study through the Book of Job, focusing on Job 2:1–10. In this passage, Scripture reveals Satan’s renewed accusation, God’s sovereign permission, and Job’s steadfast faith in the midst of intense suffering.This service was recorded live during our Wednesday night Bible study and is intended to encourage believers to trust God’s wisdom and goodness even in times of trial.📖 Scripture: Job 2:1–10 (KJV)🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Ernest Groce📅 Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026📍 Service Type: Wednesday Night Bible StudyThank you for listening. We pray this study is a blessing and encouragement to you.

Jesus Is Our Best Friend
Preached by Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce
Sunday, January 25, 2026

In this message, Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce preaches on the comforting and personal truth that Jesus Christ is our best Friend. From the Word of God, we are reminded that the Lord is faithful, loving, and ever-present in the lives of His people. This sermon encourages believers to trust Christ fully, walk closely with Him, and rest in the assurance that He will never leave nor forsake us. Whether you are facing trials or rejoicing in blessings, this message points us to the unchanging friendship we have in Jesus.

Recorded live at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia.

Wednesday Night Service | Study of Job 2:1–3
Pastor Groce | Recorded Live – Wednesday, January 21, 2026

Join us for our Wednesday night service as Pastor Groce continues the powerful study through the Book of Job, focusing on Job 2:1–3. This message examines the continued testing of Job, Satan’s accusations, and God’s sovereign confidence in His servant — revealing deep truths about faithfulness, spiritual warfare, and standing firm in righteousness.

This service was recorded live on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, and is shared to encourage believers to trust God in every season, even when trials don’t make sense.

Dr. Ernest Groce preaches the message “Grace” during the Sunday Evening service on January 18, 2026.