To Every Tribe, People, and Tongue Part 2

To Every Tribe, People, and Tongue Part 3

A long-distance race is tough. After several miles, your heartbeat quickens, and your feet and muscles begin to ache. It’s easy to slacken the pace as you think about the rest of the miles that are still ahead of you. What keeps going? The thought of crossing the finish line with the satisfaction that you did your best. Today, Pastor Vic reminds you that the Christian life is like a long race. It’s hard, but what keeps you going is setting your eyes on the end goal.

To Every Tribe, People, and Tongue Part 2

In today’s message, Pastor Vic explains the key to victory over sin. It’s not found in trying harder or simply focusing on avoiding failure. Instead, it begins by fixing your eyes on Jesus—the Lamb who was slain and is now victorious. As your focus shifts to Him, something else changes too: you’re no longer driven by your own willpower, but you’re led by the Holy Spirit. Victory isn’t just about resisting sin—it’s about being shaped and guided by God’s presence in your life.

To Every Tribe, People, and Tongue Part 1

Have you ever struggled to seal a Ziploc bag? You press along the edge again and again with your index finger and thumb, trying to get it to close. And when it finally seals, you know it’s secure—keeping what’s inside protected. In today’s message, Pastor Vic uses that picture to remind you of something greater. If you’re a Christian, you’ve been sealed with the Holy Spirit. And when God the Father seals something, there’s no struggle and no failure. It’s secure, complete, and unbreakable.

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.