Israel Flees Into the Wilderness Part 2

Israel Flees Into the Wilderness Part 2

Today, Pastor Vic paints a picture of a courtroom. There’s a prosecutor who wants to point the finger at you, recounting your wrongs in front of God, the judge. He reminds God that you deserve punishment because of your transgressions. Fortunately, you’re not alone in the courtroom. Your Defender is by your side, and He points at something else. The bloodied cross has absorbed your sins, and there’s no longer any accusations the prosecutor can make. You’re free.

Israel Flees Into the Wilderness Part 1

Dragons have made a comeback in popular culture—often portrayed as tame, friendly, domesticated, even lovable. But the Bible gives us a very different picture. Today, Pastor Vic reminds you that the dragon in Scripture is not harmless. It represents Satan—a real and dangerous enemy, bent on destruction. He opposes God’s purposes and sets himself against the Messiah and His people. This isn’t fantasy or fiction. It’s a sobering reminder of the spiritual battle that’s still unfolding.

The Two Witnesses Part 3

As a democracy, Americans are used to elections—choices between candidates, where in the end, there’s a clear winner. Both sides can’t win. In today’s message, Pastor Vic uses that idea to point to a much greater reality. There are only two paths: one that leads to death, and one that leads to life through Jesus. And the outcome has already been decided. When Jesus rose from the grave, He secured the victory. The question now isn’t who will win—but which side you have elected for.

The Two Witnesses Part 2

Satan may seem to gain a victory when a faithful Christian dies—especially one who lived fruitfully for the kingdom of God. The evil one opposes the spread of the gospel at every turn. And yes, death is an enemy. But it’s not the end of the story. In today’s message, Pastor Vic reminds you that for the Christian, death is just the beginning of life—real, unending life in the presence of God. What looks like loss is actually gain. And that future truth changes how you face even the hardest realities today.

The Two Witnesses Part 1

With a minicomputer in our pockets, we’re always thinking about battery life—where we can plug in and recharge. Those little devices don’t last long without power. Today, Pastor Vic points you to a potency far more important. As a Christian, your true source of power is the Holy Spirit. And when you’re disconnected, it shows. You can’t reflect Jesus the way you’re meant to. So, the question is, are you staying plugged into the power that sustains you, or are you disconnected?