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Join us each week as our Pastors help bring the word and give us guidance. The more you like and share our messages, the more people we can reach! Thanks and God bless!

  1. 1d ago

    Have You Messed Up Too Much for God?

    Have you ever wished you could get a do-over? In this message, we pick up in Jonah 3, where the word of the Lord comes to Jonah a second time. Jonah ran, but God's grace chased him onto the ship, to the bottom of the sea, and into the belly of the fish. It was waiting for him on the shore. In this powerful message, we walk through three movements of grace: it finds us, it restores us, and it sends us. You'll learn: Why God's grace keeps pursuing you even when you run How to tell the enemy's voice of shame from the voice of the Holy Spirit Why failure doesn't automatically cancel the assignment God gave you Why a teachable heart is the key to receiving God's grace Why rescued people are sent to rescue people You can't mess up so big that your mistake is greater than His grace. God is the God of second chances, another chance, a slim chance, and even a fat chance. And when there's no chance at all, He shows up for that too. What would change if you stopped running and listened? Key Scriptures: Jonah 3:1–2, Mark 16:7, Proverbs 12:1, Romans 10:13 If this message encouraged you, like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs a second chance. #Jonah #SecondChance #GodsGrace #Grace #Sermon #VictoryLifeChurch #BattleCreek #HolySpirit #Faith #ChurchOnline 0:00 Grace Gives Us a Do-Over 5:34 Grace Finds Us 14:41 Grace Restores Us 20:47 Grace Sends Us, Stop Running We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    Have You Messed Up Too Much for God?

  2. 1d ago

    What to Do When You Hit Rock Bottom

    What do you do when you’ve hit rock bottom, and you’re the reason you’re there? In this message, we follow Jonah to the very bottom of the sea. He went down to Joppa, down into the ship, down below deck, and finally down into the deep. That’s where the Lord provided a great fish. It didn’t look like rescue, but it was. The sea was supposed to kill him, and the fish was the provision that spared his life. From inside the fish, Jonah’s prayer shows us three things to do when we hit rock bottom. You’ll learn: Why your setback might actually be God’s rescue How to call on God from where you are, not where you wish you were The difference between responsibility and disqualification Why Jonah prayed the Psalms from the bottom of the sea Why you thank God before you ever reach dry land Jonah had no ship to board, no fare to pay and no way to rescue himself. What he had was the word of God in his heart and a God whose grace was reaching down. You’re never too deep and never too far to call out to Him. What truth do you need to store in your heart today to be ready for tomorrow’s storm? Key Scriptures: Jonah 1:17, Jonah 2:1-10, Hebrews 4:16, Philippians 4:6, Romans 10:9, Romans 10:13 0:00 When help doesn’t look like help 8:28 Call on God from where you are 16:11 Pray the word while you wait 21:57 Thank God before dry land 27:08 Prayer and invitation We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    What to Do When You Hit Rock Bottom

  3. Oct 4

    That Open Door Might Not Be God's Will

    What do you do when God's will and your will start heading in different directions? In this message, we pick up in Jonah chapter one and watch a prophet run. Jonah went down to Joppa, down into the ship, down below the deck — and the writer uses that physical descent on purpose. Jonah thought he was running toward freedom. Every step took him further into bondage. There was a ship waiting, going exactly where he wanted to go, and the convenience of it proved nothing about the will of God. You'll learn: Why the tension of clarity is harder than not hearing from God at all What the repeated word "down" is doing in Jonah chapter one Why an open door and good timing are not the same as God's approval How the storm was grace, not punishment What it means to own your 5% instead of hiding or blaming Jonah's life turns on five words in verse twelve: "I know this is my fault." No excuses, no blaming the sailors, no blaming the assignment. Grace doesn't remove responsibility — it gives you a safe place to take it. Key Scriptures: Jonah 1:1-12, John 8:32, Romans 10:9, Romans 10:13 0:00   The tension of clarity 5:53   Running always takes you down 11:57  Stop running 17:05  The cost and the storm 22:31  Own your 5% We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    That Open Door Might Not Be God's Will

  4. Oct 4

    The Book of Jonah Isn't About the Fish

    What do you do when God's word to you is clear — and you just don't like it? In this message, we open the book of Jonah and find out the fish was never the point. Jonah is four chapters, one page, and the main character isn't the prophet — it's God. His grace pursues a rebellious prophet, a boat of pagan sailors, and one of the most violent cities in the ancient world. Most prophetic books are about the message the prophet delivers. Jonah's sermon is five words long. This book is about the prophet himself, and what God is willing to do to change his heart. You'll learn: Why Jonah's problem was never a lack of clarity from God What Nineveh actually was, and why the assignment was unthinkable How the meaning of Jonah's own name sets up the irony of the whole book Why God is working through you and on you at the same time What it looks like to stop running with your feet but keep running in your heart Jonah knew exactly who God was — gracious, compassionate, slow to anger. That's the reason he ran. He didn't want Nineveh to get what he wanted for himself. Over the next several weeks we're going to find out there's no place any of us can run where grace doesn't follow. Key Scriptures: Jonah 1:1-3, Jonah 3:4, Jonah 4:1-2, Romans 10:9, Romans 10:13 0:00   Not a fish story 6:25   God works on Jonah 11:49  Clear word, unwilling heart 17:52  Nineveh and the grace Jonah feared 23:22  Prayer and invitation We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    The Book of Jonah Isn't About the Fish

  5. Aug 23

    Why You Keep Getting Offended (And How To Stop) | Renew Part 4

    What actually separates a Christian from a disciple? In part four of Renew, we shift from the vertical relationship with God to the horizontal one: how we live out His commands and callings every single day. That's discipleship. And it comes down to three foundational elements that most of us are missing at least one of. Because here's the truth: the greatest obstacle to discipleship isn't a lack of knowledge. It's a heart that's unwilling to receive truth. Scripture referenced: Matthew 28:19 Ephesians 4:11-15 Romans 10:9 We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    Why You Keep Getting Offended (And How To Stop) | Renew Part 4

  6. Aug 16

    God Wants to Change You | Renew Part 3

    What happens when you stop reading the Bible just to gain knowledge and start allowing God's Word to transform you? In Romans 12, Paul tells us to offer ourselves as a living sacrifice and to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. Transformation doesn't begin with trying harder—it begins with grace, surrender, and a willingness to let God change us. In this message, we discover what it means to approach God's Word with a surrendered heart, allowing Him to search us, renew our minds, heal our hurts, and transform our lives. The Bible isn't merely information. **It reads us.** A renewed mind is a mind that is still willing to let God change it. We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    God Wants to Change You | Renew Part 3

  7. Aug 9

    Why God Feels Silent | Renew Part 2

    Many people wonder: "Why doesn't God speak to me?" "Where is God when I need Him?" "Why do some people seem transformed while others stay the same?" In this message from Psalm 139, we discover that God's invitation isn't primarily about gaining more information—it's about experiencing transformation. King David's powerful prayer, "Search me, O God," reveals the posture God is looking for when we spend time with Him. Before asking God to change our circumstances, David asks God to change his heart. If you've ever struggled to hear God's voice, felt distant from Him, or wondered why your quiet time feels dry, this message will challenge and encourage you. 📖 Key Scripture: Psalm 139:23-24 Key Takeaways: • Transformation begins with surrender • God wants your heart, not just your attention • Quiet time is about relationship, not religious routine • Gratitude and worship prepare us to hear from God • Spiritual growth happens when we invite God to search us first Don't settle for information when God is offering transformation. #Faith #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #Psalm139 #QuietTime #HearingGod #SpiritualGrowth #Surrender #ChristianMessage #Jesus We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    Why God Feels Silent | Renew Part 2

  8. Aug 3

    God Is Pursuing You | Renew | Part 1

    In Week 1 of our Renew series, we explore a powerful truth: the Bible isn't primarily about our search for God—it's the story of God's pursuit of us. From the Garden of Eden to the Tabernacle, from Jesus dwelling among us to the Holy Spirit living within us, Scripture reveals a God who continually makes the first move toward His people. Many people view the Bible as a book of rules, religion, or obligation. But what if it is actually an invitation into relationship? In this message, Pastor Terry challenges us to see God's Word not as a duty to check off, but as the place where we encounter the living presence of God. Whether you're new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this message will encourage you to renew your passion for Scripture and discover how God is calling, "Where are you?" today. We're glad you are joining us today! For more resources or to connect with our church, download our app or visit us online at www.victorylife.church

    God Is Pursuing You | Renew | Part 1
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    Victory Life Church
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
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