Victory Fellowship's Podcast

Have you every felt like you work and never get ahead, invest and never reap a reward, pray and seem to get little in return? It’s like living on breadcrumbs instead of the abundance of Christ. It may be something small that is stopping God’s divine provision for your life.

Hope is not veiled despondency. It is a powerful force that is birthed out of confidence in God's intentions and interventions. On this first week of Advent, prepare your heart with a biblical understanding of hope that is empowered by faith in the Son of God.

The Bible tells us to be grateful in all circumstances. This is a difficult for many believers. But there is a reward for believers who choose to rise to the challenge.

Sometimes Christians do not walk in the authority Jesus Christ gave them. This leaves them open to become the prey of the enemy – one whom the devil may devour. But Jesus Christ taught His disciples to walk in absolute domination over evil until their individual missions were complete and they were received into His presence. As disciples of Jesus Christ, this is our inheritance as well.

Believers are largely limited by their minds – their thinking, theology and worldview. When we align our minds to God’s truth, and our purposes to kingdom priority, God’s intentions are ignited and accelerated in our lives so that, through his mighty power at work within us, He can accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think.

The world is full of unkindness. But we are to be different. Jesus teaches us a more powerful and fruitful behavior that He promises to bless. Discipleship is a constant process of ridding ourselves of the worlds unkind ways that lead to destruction and death and embracing the mind and heart of Jesus Christ that leads to life, success and blessings.

It is popular to say, “I love God”. Celebrities say it all the time. But what many say and do seem to be in direct conflict. How is real love measured and is there a way to become better at it? Even believers can fall short in the area of love but each of us can become better at it as we intensify our discipleship.