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How do we believe that "it is well," when nothing looks well at all? For many, this past year may have felt especially difficult, so as we begin the new year, Pastor Jon Chasteen brings a timely message. To say "it is well" is to say "I still believe," "I surrender," and "I refuse bitterness." It is our hope that this word would urge you to push through whatever you face with faith and renewed trust in the Lord!

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"Advent invites us to reconsider what love is... Advent love is about incarnation." How deeply must God love us to enter flesh and move toward us? Pastor Jon Chasteen brings an inspiring word about all about what happened when Love came down to us. It's our prayer that this message would open your heart to receive God's love in a fresh, profound day.

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1 John 4:16-20 (NIV)

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We often reference Jesus as the "Prince of Peace," but what does peace look like in such a chaotic world? The theme for the third week of Advent is peace, and Pastor Wade Smith brings a profound message for those of us struggling to find that peace. We pray that this message would be both encouraging and soothing in whatever season you find yourself in this year.

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Isaiah 9:6-6 (NLT)

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"Joy is an emotion that's acquired by the anticipation, acquisition, or even the expectation of something great or wonderful." Lighting the second candle of Advent--Joy, guest speaker Pastor Lee Cummings brings a message on the power of joy and how we can live daily in the joy of the Lord. Our hope is that this message would spark this joy in you and give you hope!

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The holiday season can be the most joyous time, but for many, it can also stir anxiety, loneliness, or heartache. Beginning our "Advent at Victory" sermon season, Pastor Cameron Haubrick brings us an inspiring message about the three hopes we can find around us: deferred hope, eternal hope, and now hope. We pray that this powerful word lifts your spirits and rekindles your hope in what is happening and what is to come!

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In closing out our "Forward" sermon season, Pastor Jon Chasteen reminds us of what faith looks like. Remembering the heroes of Scripture, we see that faith required us to step out obediently, hold on faithfully, look ahead confidently, and lay it down sacrificially. Our prayer this week is that you'd be rejuvenated and inspired to keep moving forward in faith!

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To learn more about Victory Church and to get connected, visit us at https://victory.church/

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To see locations & worship gathering times, visit https://victory.church/locations/

Prayer:

We believe in praying big prayers to a big God and expecting big results. If you’re in need of prayer, our team would be honored to pray with you. You can reach us for prayer at https://victory.church/prayer

Giving:

At Victory, we steward God's resources well and with radical generosity. If you’d like to give toward the mission of Victory Church, visit https://victory.church/give/

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"In every move of God there's a Paul who will go and a Lydia who will give." 

Last week, Pastor Jon Chasteen covered the Paul in us and how we can learn to trust and move the way he did. This week, he covers what we learn from Lydia through our hearts, possessions, and sacrifices as she supported Paul's mission. We pray this message would inspire you to give more of yourself--whatever that looks like--to the Lord.

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Every move of God needs a Paul who will go and a Lydia who will give." What can we learn from Paul's faith? Pastor Jon Chasteen brings a message about the four steps of faith Paul used in his missionary journeys: discern, decide, discover, deliver. We pray this message would be encouraging to you in your own test of faith!

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November is one of our favorite months as we get ready for our annual Heart for the House offering! Hear Pastor Jon Chasteen's heart and goals for our campuses--inside and out. This message is all about how we want to move forward as faithful stewards in the kingdom of God. We pray this message would inspire your faith to rise!

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What if worship isn’t about the songs we sing, but the lives we lay down?

In “The Sound of Surrender,” Pastor Oscar takes us back to the very first place the Bible ever mentions worship — not a stage, not a crowd, but an altar. From Abraham’s obedience in Genesis 22 to Paul’s call in Romans 12:1–2, this message reveals that true worship begins with surrender, is proven in the fire, and costs us something.

Through powerful teaching and vivid illustrations — from the story of Jim Elliot to the refining process of a Steinway piano — Pastor Oscar reminds us that real worship isn’t measured by how loud we sing, but by how deeply we surrender.

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