Victorious Life Christian Center

Victorious Life Christian Center
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Victorious Life Christian Center The Pursuit of Excellence in Ministry & Lifestyle Headed by Senior Pastors Nate & Gail Mullen Worship Service Sunday 11am Located at 1215 Central Ave S, Suite #128, Kent Wa 98032 www.VictoriousChristian.org.

  1. Sep 27 ·  Video

    You Are Blessed To Be A Blessing

    It is easy to look at what we have and focus on what we don’t have. We may think we need more money, more time, more resources, or more opportunities before we can make a difference. But God often asks us to start with what is already in our hands. In John 6, a young boy had only five loaves and two fish. It certainly wasn't enough to feed thousands of people. Yet he was willing to give what he had, and Jesus took something that appeared insufficient and used it to bless a multitude. The same principle applies to us. God may have placed something in your hands that seems small—your testimony, your time, your finances, your skills, your compassion, or simply your willingness to help someone. You don't have to have everything to give something. The question isn't simply, “What has God given me?” The deeper question is, “What am I going to do with what God has given me?” Sometimes the blessing God has given you is meant to reach someone who is hurting, hungry, discouraged, overlooked, or searching for hope. When we are willing to release what God has placed in our hands, He can use it in ways we could never accomplish on our own. Don't underestimate what you have. What is small in your hands can become much in God's hands.

  2. Sep 20 ·  Video

    Foundations of Spiritual Warfare pt 2

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  3. Sep 13 ·  Video

    Foundations of Spiritual Warfare pt 1

    We live in a world that constantly tells us to trust only what we can see, touch, measure, and understand. But as believers, we are called to recognize that there is a spiritual reality beyond what our natural eyes can see. The foundation of spiritual warfare begins with understanding that God is real, God is knowable, and God has revealed Himself to us. We may not be able to comprehend everything about Him, but we can know Him because He chooses to reveal Himself. Sometimes the greatest battle isn't what is happening around us—it is how we see what is happening. A difficult situation may look impossible. A family problem may seem beyond repair. A financial challenge may appear overwhelming. A spiritual battle may seem stronger than we are. But God sees what we cannot see. Faith challenges us to look beyond our circumstances and trust the God who sees the entire picture. You don't have to understand everything God is doing to trust Him. You simply need to know who He is. Today, ask God to open your spiritual eyes. Ask Him to help you see your circumstances through His perspective rather than allowing your circumstances to define your view of Him.

  4. Sep 6 ·  Video

    God Is Good

    Sometimes we allow our circumstances to determine how we view God. When life is going well, it is easy to say, “God is good.” But when we face disappointment, failure, temptation, or uncertainty, we may begin to question His goodness. The truth is simple: God is good even when life is hard. This message reminds us that our worth does not come from possessions, accomplishments, status, or our ability to do everything right. The rich young ruler had many good qualities, but Jesus challenged him to surrender what stood between him and fully following God. There may be things in our own lives that God is asking us to surrender. Sometimes we have to give up something that seems good in order to pursue what is best—God Himself. When we fail, we should not allow guilt to make us hide from God. Instead, we can repent, turn back toward Him, and walk in His light. God does not ask us to be perfect before coming to Him. He calls us to trust Him, depend on Him, and keep moving forward. Today, whatever you are facing, remember: God’s goodness is greater than your circumstances. God’s grace is greater than your failures. God’s presence is greater than your fears.

  5. Aug 30 ·  Video

    Struggling Well pt 5

    It is easy to forget how valuable we are. The world constantly tells us that our worth comes from what we own, how successful we are, how we look, what position we hold, or how we compare to someone else. We can always find someone with a bigger house, newer car, better career, more money, or greater accomplishments. But God reminds us that our value was established long before we possessed any of those things. We are valuable because God created us in His image. The lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life can convince us that we need more to finally be satisfied. But there will always be something else to desire. Contentment begins when we stop measuring our lives by what we don't have and start thanking God for what He has already given us. We also need to remember that our struggle isn't merely physical. There is a spiritual battle taking place. Ephesians 6 reminds us that our fight is not ultimately against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces. That means we cannot win every battle through arguments, anger, control, or trying harder. Some battles must be fought on our knees. When someone we love is making wrong decisions, don't just become frustrated with them—pray for them. When your family is under pressure, pray. When your mind is being attacked by fear, temptation, or discouragement, pray. When you don't know what else to do, pray. Your prayers may reach places your words never can. God has not called us to simply survive this life. He has called us to become strong in Him, stand against the enemy, and be useful in His kingdom. Your greatest legacy isn't what you accumulate; it is the eternal impact your life has on others. So today, remember three things: - You have value because God made you. - You have a battle because the enemy wants to distract you. - You have a weapon because God has given you prayer. Stand firm. Stay in God's Word. Remain grateful. And keep praying.

  6. Aug 23 ·  Video

    Attitudes Worth Embracing

    Our attitudes reveal what is happening within our hearts. We can say that we love God, but our interactions with people often reveal whether we are allowing the Holy Spirit to shape us. The fruit of the Spirit is more than a list of qualities we should try harder to demonstrate. It is evidence of God's work within us. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are attitudes God wants to develop in our everyday lives. But these qualities can be difficult to demonstrate when we're tired, frustrated, offended, or under pressure. That's why we cannot depend solely on our own strength. We have to surrender ourselves to God and allow Him to work on the areas of our lives that still need to grow. Sometimes God uses difficult circumstances to develop us. Trials aren't always an indication that God is against us. Sometimes they are part of the process through which He strengthens our character. This message also reminds us that we cannot effectively pour into others when we are spiritually running on empty. We need time with God to be refreshed, renewed, and strengthened. When we allow God to fill us, we are better equipped to love, serve, listen, forgive, and encourage others. Today, ask yourself: What attitude is God asking me to surrender to Him? Maybe it's impatience. Maybe it's frustration, fear, offense, or a lack of self-control. Whatever it is, don't simply try to hide it. Bring it to God and allow Him to work on you.

  7. Aug 16 ·  Video

    Struggling Well pt 4

    Every believer has a battle to fight. Sometimes the battle is with our circumstances, but often the greatest battle is happening inside of us. We wrestle with pride, anger, lust, selfishness, temptation, and desires that compete with God's will. This sermon reminds us that becoming a Christian doesn't mean the struggle immediately disappears. Instead, God begins taking territory in our lives, teaching us to surrender areas that we once controlled. The enemy understands our weaknesses. He looks for places we haven't surrendered and uses them to create division, temptation, and destruction. That's why we can't afford to ignore the areas where we struggle. But here's the good news: we don't have to fight in our own strength. God gives us His Spirit, His Word, His strength, and His armor. When temptation comes, we can choose obedience. When anger rises, we can choose self-control. When pride tells us we don't need God, we can humble ourselves and surrender. The goal isn't simply to survive the battle. The goal is to stand. Ask Yourself - What area of my life am I still trying to control instead of surrendering to God? - What weakness or temptation does the enemy repeatedly use against me? - Am I relying on my own strength or God's strength? - Is there an area of my life that could be damaging my relationships or testimony?

  8. Aug 9 ·  Video

    Struggling Well pt 3

    None of us enjoys struggling. We often pray for God to remove the struggle as quickly as possible. But sometimes God uses our struggles to reveal something deeper: our need for Him and our need for one another. Jacob wrestled with God until he reached a place where he realized he could not move forward in his own strength. His struggle brought him to surrender. Sometimes our greatest spiritual breakthrough begins when we finally admit, “God, I can't do this without You.” But struggling well doesn't mean struggling alone. God designed us for community. There are moments when we need someone who will pray with us, encourage us, correct us, tell us the truth in love, and help us get back on our feet. Authentic Christian fellowship isn't about pretending that everything is okay. It's about having people close enough to know when we're hurting and courageous enough to walk with us through it. We also have to confront the struggles within ourselves—pride, selfishness, covetousness, lust, and the desire to control our own lives. Before we can effectively fight spiritual battles around us, we must allow God to deal with the battles within us. The good news is that struggling doesn't mean you're failing. Sometimes the struggle is evidence that God is still working on you.

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Victorious Life Christian Center The Pursuit of Excellence in Ministry & Lifestyle Headed by Senior Pastors Nate & Gail Mullen Worship Service Sunday 11am Located at 1215 Central Ave S, Suite #128, Kent Wa 98032 www.VictoriousChristian.org.

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    Victorious Life Christian Center
  • Years Active
    2012 - 2026
  • Episodes
    319
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    Clean
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