V1 Church

V1 Church
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V1 Church is a New York based multi-site church with the mission to help you become what you were created for.

  1. Aug 20 ·  Video

    You're Drinking From the Wrong Source | Apostle Mike Signorelli

    Why can you sleep eight hours and still wake up exhausted? Why does a vacation sometimes end with you feeling just as drained as when you left? And why do scrolling, entertainment, alcohol, success, and other forms of escape never seem to give us the rest we're actually looking for? In this powerful message, Pastor Mike Signorelli reveals the difference between being tired and being weary—and what Jesus really meant when He said, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” We live in a generation carrying more information, anxiety, pressure, comparison, political division, expectations, and emotional weight than ever before. Some of that weight comes from responsibilities we've chosen. But some of it was placed on us without our permission. Jesus offers an answer to both. In this message, you'll discover: The difference between physical exhaustion and spiritual wearinessWhat Jesus meant by being “heavy laden” in Matthew 11Why endless scrolling can leave your soul more exhaustedHow legalism and condemnation create spiritual burdensWhy numbing, escaping, and performing cannot produce true restThe difference between God's “living water” and the broken cisterns we build for ourselvesWhy real rest requires trust and surrenderWhat it actually means to take the yoke of JesusHow to break free from the yoke of addiction, performance, fear, and bondageWhy some battles aren't fought by striving harder—but by trusting God Jesus never promised a life without work, responsibility, storms, or pressure. He promised that you would never have to carry them alone. His invitation still stands: “Come to me.” If you've been exhausted, overwhelmed, burned out, anxious, unable to slow down, or carrying something you were never meant to carry, this message will help you understand the biblical path to genuine rest. It's time to stop drinking from broken cisterns and return to the source of living water. SCRIPTURES: Matthew 11:28–30 Matthew 23:4 Jeremiah 2:13 Isaiah 30:15 Isaiah 35:3–4 CONNECT WITH V1 CHURCH Website: https://v1.church GIVE / PARTNER WITH V1 CHURCH Give Online: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/ PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church

  2. Aug 1 ·  Video

    The Fourth Response | Kingmaker | Apostle Mike Signorelli & Pastor Julie Signorelli

    If your marriage feels stuck in the same arguments, emotional distance, or painful cycles, this message is for you. Why do some couples constantly fight while others shut down or slowly drift apart? In this powerful conversation, Pastor Mike Signorelli and Pastor Julie Signorelli reveal how unresolved trauma, family history, and unhealed wounds shape the way we respond in marriage—and how Jesus leads us into lasting healing. Together, they unpack the three trauma responses that quietly destroy relationships—fight, flight, and freeze—while introducing the fourth response that changes everything: the Father’s love. Whether you’re married, engaged, dating, or preparing for your future spouse, this biblical teaching will help you: Identify your trauma responseBreak unhealthy relationship patternsHeal from father wounds and generational cyclesStop repeating the pastLearn how God redeems emotional triggersBuild a Christ-centered marriage that lastsUnderstand biblical manhood and spiritual leadershipInvite God’s presence into your home God never intended for your triggers to define your future. Every place of pain can become an opportunity for healing, freedom, and restoration through Jesus Christ. Scripture References: John 5 • Ezekiel 22 • Genesis 27 • 2 Corinthians 1 • 1 John 4 • James 5 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church

  3. Jul 23 ·  Video

    You've Been Chasing the Wrong Blessing | Kingmaker | Apostle Mike Signorelli

    Why does success still feel empty? Why do achievement, recognition, money, relationships, and influence never fully satisfy the longing inside us? In this powerful message, Apostle Mike Signorelli uncovers one of the deepest wounds every person carries—the desire to be chosen, accepted, and blessed. Through the lives of Jacob and Jesus, he reveals the difference between striving to earn approval and living from the unconditional love of the Father. Jacob spent his life chasing a blessing he believed he had to steal. Jesus received the Father's blessing before performing a single miracle. That contrast changes everything. In this message you'll discover: Why so many people struggle with insecurity, anxiety, comparison, and people-pleasingHow the father wound quietly shapes our identity and relationshipsWhy achievement can never heal the need for approvalThe biblical meaning of the Father's blessing and why every heart longs for itHow honesty before God breaks the cycle of strivingThe difference between living for God's approval and living from God's approval Whether you've been chasing success, fighting for validation, or wondering why nothing ever feels like enough, this message reveals the freedom that comes from receiving what only your Heavenly Father can give. When you know you're already loved, you stop competing. When you know you're already chosen, you stop performing. When you receive the Father's blessing, you become someone who can freely bless others. You were never meant to spend your life chasing approval. You were created to live from the love of your Heavenly Father. 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church

  4. Jul 12

    Stand in the Gap | Kingmaker | Apostle Mike Signorelli

    What happens after Jesus heals you? For many believers, salvation becomes the finish line. But according to Scripture, it's only the beginning. In this passionate and prophetic message, Apostle Mike Signorelli challenges the modern church to move beyond attending services and into the work of building God's Kingdom. Using Ezekiel 22:30 as the foundation, he reveals that God is still searching for people willing to "stand in the gap"—those who will rebuild what sin, compromise, and spiritual apathy have torn down. This isn't a message about receiving another blessing. It's a call to become a builder. In this message you'll discover: Why healing is meant to become someone else's hopeThe difference between being part of an audience and becoming part of God's armyHow your greatest wounds often reveal your greatest assignmentWhy revival requires burden before breakthroughHow every believer is called to rebuild the places where the enemy has created breachesWhat it truly means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit—not just for yourself, but for others Apostle Mike also casts vision for a Church that doesn't simply gather crowds but makes disciples, equips believers, and raises up leaders in every sphere of culture—from families and businesses to education, government, and the arts. Jesus didn't save you so you could remain comfortable. He saved you so you could carry His presence into the broken places of the world. The cross closed the gap between you and God. Now God is asking you to stand in the gap for someone else. The question isn't whether God is looking. The question is whether He'll find someone willing to stand. 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church Mentioned in this episode: Give to support the movement! Give

  5. Jul 5

    The Cure for Autopilot | The Hidden Wound Controlling Your Life | Kingmaker | Apostle Mike Signorelli

    Why do you keep repeating the same patterns—even after giving your life to Christ? In this powerful continuation of the Autopilot series, Apostle Mike Signorelli reveals that many believers aren't making conscious decisions—they're reacting from unhealed wounds. Through the life of the Apostle Peter, he exposes how trauma shapes our responses through fight, flight, or freeze, keeping us trapped in cycles that only Jesus can break. But Jesus doesn't shame Peter for his failures. He restores him. From the Garden of Gethsemane to the charcoal fire on the shore, this message reveals the incredible precision of Christ's restoration. Jesus intentionally brings Peter back to the very place that reminded him of his greatest failure—not to condemn him, but to redeem him. The place of denial becomes the place of healing. In this message you'll discover: How unhealed wounds create automatic responses that sabotage relationships and purposeWhy fighting, running away, or shutting down are often symptoms of deeper painThe difference between reacting from trauma and responding to the FatherWhy Jesus often heals you in the very place where you were woundedHow God transforms failure into purpose through surrender and restoration Real freedom isn't found by avoiding your triggers. It's found by allowing Jesus to meet you there. If you've ever felt stuck in recurring patterns, carried shame from past failures, or wondered why the same struggles keep resurfacing, this message will show you that Christ doesn't just forgive your past—He restores your future. Your wounds don't have to write the rest of your story. Jesus still meets people at the charcoal fire. 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church Mentioned in this episode: Partner with V1 - Join the movement and give! Give

  6. Jun 28

    Auto pilot | Breaking the Cycle of Wounded Reactions | Kingmaker | Apostle Mike Signorelli

    Why do we keep repeating the same patterns—even when we know they're destroying us? Why do the same relationship struggles, addictions, church hurts, emotional reactions, and destructive habits keep resurfacing? In this powerful message, Apostle Mike Signorelli teaches that many believers are not simply broken—they're living on autopilot, operating from wounds that were installed years ago. Using the story of the man at the Pool of Bethesda, he exposes how trauma, rejection, disappointment, and fear can silently shape the way we think, respond, and relate to others. But Jesus doesn't simply offer relief from the symptoms—He offers complete transformation. In this message you'll discover: Why you keep repeating the same relational patternsHow trauma can become an unconscious operating systemThe difference between living as a victim and living as a son or daughter of GodWhy healing begins with taking responsibility instead of assigning blameHow Jesus breaks cycles that psychology alone cannotWhat it means to "pick up your mat" and turn your greatest wound into your greatest testimony This message is both deeply biblical and intensely practical, confronting everything from church hurt and family dysfunction to addiction, anxiety, rejection, and the victim mindset that keeps so many believers trapped. Jesus asked one simple question at Bethesda: "Do you want to be healed?" That same question still confronts every believer today. If you're ready to stop living from your past, stop repeating destructive cycles, and begin walking in the freedom Christ purchased for you, this message will challenge—and equip—you to take that first step. Your wound does not have to become your identity. Your past does not have to become your future. In Christ, the cycle can end with you. 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church Mentioned in this episode: Partner with V1 - Join the movement and give! Give

  7. Jun 21

    Father's Day | Breaking The Cycle | Pastor Julie Signorelli

    Every father leaves an inheritance. The question is: will it be a wound, or will it be a blessing? In this deeply personal and powerful message, Pastor Julie Signorelli explores the generational impact of the father wound through the lives of Laban, Jacob, and Joseph. She reveals how pain that goes unhealed can quietly travel from one generation to the next—showing up as anger, control, fear, rejection, silence, and broken relationships. Drawing from her own journey of losing her father, walking alongside a husband who carried deep father wounds, and discovering the power of healing in marriage, Pastor Julie delivers a message not only to fathers, but to every man, woman, son, and daughter who has experienced the effects of generational pain. This message addresses: Why what fathers feel affects the entire homeHow unhealed wounds become generational patternsThe difference between carrying a wound and breaking a cycleWhy anger is often a symptom of a deeper painHow women can create an environment that encourages men to heal and follow GodWhy men must stop suffering in silence and allow the Holy Spirit to restore what has been broken Laban passed down control. Jacob passed down wounds and favoritism. But Joseph chose something different. He refused to pass down what was done to him and instead released healing, forgiveness, and blessing into the next generation. You may have inherited a wound—but you do not have to pass it on. This message is a call for men to rise, for families to heal, and for a new generation to be marked not by pain, but by the freedom found in Jesus Christ. 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church Mentioned in this episode: Partner with V1 - Join the movement and give! Give

  8. Jun 14

    The Father’s Love: From Orphan to Son | Marvele Jean-Baptiste, Pastor Evan Wilson & Pastor Daniel Santise

    What happens when you finally stop running and realize you were always wanted? In this powerful three-part message, Marvele Jean-Baptiste, Pastor Evan Wilson, and Pastor Daniel Santise unpack the story of the prodigal son from three life-changing perspectives: the child who ran from the Father, the child who returned in shame, and the child who never left the house but still struggled to receive the Father’s love. Marvele shares her personal journey from church hurt, distrust, and an orphan mindset into discovering healing, family, and true spiritual belonging. Pastor Evan reveals the heart of the Father who sees us “a long way off” and runs toward us—not because of a perfect apology, but because we turn our feet toward home. Pastor Daniel challenges those who have always been “doing the right things” but may still be living with a servant mentality instead of embracing their identity as sons and daughters of God. This message will challenge you to ask: Are you running from the Father?Are you allowing shame to keep you from coming home?Have you been serving God like a slave instead of living as His child? Whether you identify with the prodigal son, the older brother, or somewhere in between, this message is a reminder that the Father is not waiting with condemnation—He is running toward you with compassion, grace, and open arms. You are not an orphan. You are not a servant striving for acceptance. You are a son. You are a daughter. You are welcomed home. 🤝 Partner with the Ministry: https://donate.overflow.co/v1/cash 💵 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7KR6R834AXB9N 💳 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/V1Church Mentioned in this episode: Give to support the movement! Give

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V1 Church is a New York based multi-site church with the mission to help you become what you were created for.

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    V1 Church
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2026
  • Episodes
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