And They Did Not Repent Part 3

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?

There is Power in the Blood Part 2

Have you ever hit the limit of your patience? You lose your temper, your words get louder, and everyone knows you’re upset. You have a breaking point. But today, Pastor Vic points you to a stunning truth: God’s patience has a limit, too. There will come a time when He brings judgment against all that is wrong and evil in the world. But there’s also good news—through Jesus, that judgment has already been absorbed. And that changes everything about how you face what’s to come.

There is Power in the Blood Part 1

Has anyone ever spoiled the ending of a movie or the outcome of a big game for you? It’s disappointing—sometimes even frustrating. But today’s message comes with a different kind of spoiler. Pastor Vic gives you a glimpse of how the story ends. And while the return of Jesus as the rightful King is something to look forward to, it can also feel overwhelming. If thinking about the end of the world ever leaves you uneasy or anxious, this message is meant to bring clarity—and hope.

And They Did Not Repent Part 3

You might tell yourself that just one glance at your phone while driving isn’t a big deal. Nothing’s going to happen. But then a message pops up, and suddenly your attention shifts. Before you know it, you’re focused more on your screen than the road. What felt harmless starts to become dangerous. Today, Pastor Vic warns you that small compromises like this can lead to serious consequences. Because what seems innocent at first can quickly turn into something far more costly.

And They Did Not Repent Part 2

There’s a big difference between “could not” and “did not.” “Could not” means you weren’t able. “Did not” means you chose not to act. That distinction matters more than you realize. Today, Pastor Vic highlights this truth to you in a sobering way. Because in the end, many won’t turn to God—not because they can’t, but because they refuse to. And that forces a hard question: when it comes to you, is it ability—or willingness? Will you choose to surrender to Him?