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  1. Aug 20

    Before My Hair Grows Back | Genesis 21:9–21

    Before My Hair Grows Back | Genesis 21:9–21 How many times has God’s grace rescued us when our own choices could have destroyed us? Beginning with a powerful personal testimony of God’s unmerited mercy, this message looks at Ishmael crying out to God in the wilderness and Samson crying out after losing nearly everything. When Ishmael cried out, God heard him and opened Hagar’s eyes to provision that was already there. When Samson finally called upon the Lord again, his hair—evidence that another opportunity was coming—had already begun to grow back. God gives second chances, but the question is what we will do with them. Don’t wait until everything is gone before completely surrendering to Him. Dedicate your renewed strength, your remaining years, your gifts, and your life to His purposes. Before my hair grows back, may I have a heart that serves the Lord with everything I have. Faith & Victory Church Website: faithandvictory.com YouTube: Faith & Victory Church on YouTube

  2. Aug 16

    Get Out of The Camp | Hebrews 13:10-16

    We Have an Altar | Hebrews 13:10–16 Hebrews declares, “We have an altar.” Our altar is not a stage, a building, a religious system, or our own good works. Our altar is found in Jesus Christ—the One we surrender to, trust, worship, and live completely for. In this message, we examine our sacred altar, sacred duty, sacred hope, and sacred worship. Christ fulfilled the old sacrificial system through His own blood. Following Him requires us to leave our old ways behind, deny ourselves, and live set apart for Him. At the same time, we remain in the world as salt and light, carrying the hope of a kingdom that cannot be shaken. Our response to Christ is more than attending worship. We offer Him our praise, our obedience, our generosity, and ultimately our entire lives. Don’t just come to the altar. Live like you belong to it. Faith & Victory Church Website: faithandvictory.com YouTube: Faith & Victory Church on YouTube

  3. Aug 13

    God Has Made Me Laugh

    God Has Made Me Laugh | Genesis 21:1–7 God promised Abraham and Sarah a son, and after 25 years of waiting, He fulfilled His Word. Sarah’s response was joy: “God has made me laugh.” In this message from Genesis 21, we look at what it means to have joy not only when the promise is fulfilled, but also while we are waiting, struggling, and trusting God for what comes next. Worry can quietly steal our joy, but Scripture calls us to rejoice, pray, give thanks, and allow the peace of God to guard our hearts and minds. Our joy cannot depend on perfect circumstances. It must be rooted in the God who remains faithful through every season. Your joy isn’t ultimately found in the promise being fulfilled—it is found in the all-powerful God who always keeps His promises. Faith & Victory Church Website: faithandvictory.com YouTube: Faith & Victory Church on YouTube

  4. Aug 9

    Do Christians have to obey their pastor?

    Hebrews 13:7–9 and 17 teaches that God gives pastors to preach His Word, shepherd His people, protect the church from false doctrine, and watch over souls. Because pastors will answer to God for how they lead, believers are called to receive and submit to faithful, biblical leadership. But your pastor is not your Savior. Pastoral authority should always lead you toward Jesus Christ—the same yesterday, today, and forever. A faithful pastor points you to the cross, grace, forgiveness, and the unchanging Gospel. Remember your pastor. Receive biblical leadership. But put your faith in Jesus. Website: https://faithandvictory.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FaithandVictoryChurch

  5. Aug 6

    STOP Condemning Yourself! God Already Said "No Condemnation" (Romans 8:1)

    Why do so many Christians still live under guilt and shame after God has forgiven them? In this message from Romans 7:14–8:1, we look at the difference between the Holy Spirit’s conviction and destructive self-condemnation. Paul openly describes the believer’s struggle with sin before declaring the incredible promise: “There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.” Learn how to recognize the voice of condemnation, understand your true identity in Christ, and respond to failure with repentance, grace, and faith instead of shame. Your struggle does not mean God has abandoned you. Through Jesus Christ, you can walk in freedom. Website: https://www.faithandvictory.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FaithandVictoryChurch

  6. Aug 5

    God Said He’ll Never Leave You—Here’s the Only Right Answer | Hebrews 13:5–6

    Hebrews 13:5–6 warns believers against covetousness and calls us to contentment. The world says security comes from having more, but Scripture says our confidence rests in God’s promise: “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” Because God has spoken, faith has an answer: “The Lord is my helper; I will not fear.” We do not have to be controlled by greed, loneliness, uncertainty, or the fear of what people may do. God sustains us, stays with us, and gives us courage to trust Him in every season. Contentment is not having everything you want. It is knowing that if God is with you, you already have what matters most. Website: https://faithandvictory.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FaithandVictoryChurch

  7. Jul 27

    The Sin That Destroys Marriage—and How to Stop It | Hebrews 13:4

    Marriage is holy, set apart, and deeply important to God. In this message from Hebrews 13:4, we are challenged to honor marriage, protect physical and emotional intimacy, flee fornication and adultery, and refuse anything that weakens the marriage covenant. God designed marriage to provide companionship, discipleship, protection, and a living picture of Christ’s love for the Church. Healthy marriages require communication, forgiveness, sacrifice, faithfulness, and the intentional pursuit of one another. Sexual sin destroys what God calls holy, but Jesus offers forgiveness, repentance, restoration, and the power to live differently. Let your marriage demonstrate the transforming power of the Gospel. Website: https://faithandvictory.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FaithandVictoryChurch

  8. Jul 22

    Your Failure Can’t Cancel God’s Promise | Genesis 20

    Abraham repeated an old failure. Fear took over, trust broke down, and Sarah was placed in danger—but God stepped in. Genesis 20 reveals an encouraging truth: God’s promises are not sustained by our perfect performance, but by His perfect faithfulness. Abraham failed, yet God protected Sarah, preserved the promised son, corrected the situation, and still used Abraham to pray for others. Fear says you must protect yourself and control the outcome. Faith says God is able to protect what He promised. Your failure may require correction and repentance, but it does not mean God is finished with you. He restores broken people, protects His promises, and completes the work He begins. Failure. Correction. Repentance. Prayer. Healing. Blessing. Learn more about Faith and Victory Church: https://faithandvictory.com

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