The Beast and the False Prophet Part 3

The Beast and the False Prophet Part 3

Numbers often carry meaning. Some are seen as luck, others not so much. But in Scripture, numbers can point to deeper truths. Today, Pastor Vic highlights the significance of the number eight. It represents new beginnings—what comes after completion. Just as creation was completed in seven days, the eighth points to what comes next. When Jesus returns, He brings not an end, but a new beginning. It’s a reminder that God’s plan doesn’t stop at completion—it moves toward renewal.

The Beast and the False Prophet Part 2

A lie doesn’t have to sound crazy to be dangerous—it just has to sound believable. People say things like, “Everyone hates me,” or “It’s no big deal to cheat.” But those aren’t harmless thoughts—they’re lies that shape how we live. In today’s message, Pastor Vic warns you that many would rather believe lies and what’s easy than face what’s true. And the truth is this: Jesus is the rightful King. The question is whether you’ll freely recognize that now—or wait until you have no choice.

The Beast and the False Prophet Part 1

Have you ever seen a mime mirror someone’s every move—sitting when they sit, copying each gesture without them even knowing? It’s funny to watch, at least for everyone except the person being copied. Today, Pastor Vic uses that image to describe something far more serious. He compares Satan and the antichrist to imitators—copying what the Father and the Son do, not for humor, but to deceive. It’s a reminder that not everything that looks familiar or convincing is truly good.

Israel Flees Into the Wilderness Part 3

Do you know the story of the boy who cried wolf? He kept raising the alarm when there was no danger, until no one believed him anymore. When the wolf finally came, no one listened—and everything was lost. Today, Pastor Vic reminds you how damaging that can be. When someone lies again and again, it becomes almost impossible to trust them—even when they’re telling the truth. And rebuilding that trust isn’t easy. It takes time, consistency, and a commitment to truth.

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.