God entrusts. Then He returns.

In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus makes it clear: faithfulness isn’t just showing up. It’s producing increase. This message challenges how we think about responsibility, obedience, and what it means to truly honor God with what He’s placed in our hands.

You’ll discover:

Why the master expected results, not excuses

How faithfulness looks when no one is micromanaging you

The danger of treating stewardship like ownership

What it means to be trusted with more

📖 Matthew 25:14–28 • Luke 16:10–12 • John 15:8

One day, every steward gives an account.

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Knowledge doesn’t equal growth.
Teachability does.

In Built to Last: Teachable, we expose how a fixed mindset keeps people stuck spiritually while an open heart creates momentum, maturity, and trust with God.

You’ll discover:

• The warning signs of a fixed mindset
• What Scripture says about correction and discipline
• Why God often speaks through people and situations
• How obedience unlocks unexpected provision

📖 2 Timothy 3:16 • Proverbs 12:1 • Luke 5:4–6
If you want a faith that actually changes your life, this message will challenge you.

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Honor isn’t just good manners—it’s God’s design for healthy, lasting relationships.

In this message, Built to Last – HONOR, we explore how honor shapes our relationships, fuels our spiritual zeal, and releases God’s favor and power in our lives. From the Ten Commandments to the teachings of Jesus, Scripture shows us that honor is foundational to how we relate to God and to one another.

In this sermon, you’ll discover:

• Why honor is central to God’s covenant with His people (Exodus 20)
• How honoring others keeps spiritual passion alive (Romans 12)
• What Jesus teaches about reconciliation and peace (Matthew 5)
• Practical, biblical ways to live out honor in everyday relationships (Matthew 18)
• How honor opens the door for God’s favor and power in your life (1 Samuel 24, Matthew 13)

At Victory Life, honor looks like this:

• We go to people, not around people
• We don’t gossip—we resolve
• We seek restoration, not avoidance
• We choose to believe the best in others

Whether you’re navigating family relationships, church life, or personal conflict, this message will challenge and equip you to build relationships that truly last.

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Scriptures referenced:
Exodus 20:1
Ephesians 6:1–3
Romans 12:10–12, 18
Matthew 5:23–24
Matthew 18:15
1 Samuel 24:6
Matthew 13:56

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Excellence isn’t about being the best — it’s about doing your best with the right spirit.

Jesus called it going the second mile.
The Bible calls it an excellent spirit.

In this message, you’ll discover how:

• Excellence starts with attitude, not talent
• Second-mile living releases God’s favor
• Small, unseen acts can carry massive impact

From marriage and work to church and leadership, this teaching will help you stop settling for “good enough” and start living as unto the Lord.

📌 Excellence doesn’t impress people — it reflects God.

Go beyond the Sunday message with our 5 day devotional:

www.victorylife.church/built-to-last

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Love doesn’t always last — but God’s love does.
In this powerful Advent Week 4 message, we explore what it means to experience a love that never fails, no matter your past, your struggles, or your shortcomings.

Many of us carry shame, disappointment, or the belief that God’s love is based on performance. But Scripture reminds us that Jesus loved us before we ever did anything right. His love is eternal, unwavering, and unconditional.

In this sermon, you’ll discover:

• Why God’s love is not based on feelings or works
• How to receive His love daily by believing it, praying it, and living it out in community
• How God’s love brings healing to marriages, families, jobs, and broken places
• Why nothing — absolutely nothing — can separate you from the love of God

📖 Scriptures referenced include:
John 14:15, Romans 5:8, 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, Romans 8:38-39, and 1 John 4:12.

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In this powerful message from Luke 5, we explore what it really means to move from the shoreline of comfort into the deeper waters of faith. Many of us feel stuck—emotionally drained, stretched thin, running on empty. But Jesus doesn’t wait for a perfect boat or a perfect life; He steps right into our mess and invites us into something greater.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

• Why “letting Jesus in your boat” is the defining step in unlocking your God-given purpose
• How to move forward when life feels routine, exhausting, or hopeless
• Why obedience—especially when it’s inconvenient—leads to breakthrough
• How your gifts, talents, and everyday work can be used to build the Kingdom
• What it means to “level up” in serving, giving, and trusting God
• The vision for expanding services and making room for more people to encounter Jesus
• How a deeper step of faith can transform you, your family, and your future

This is a call to step off the shoreline, push out a little, and trust God in the deep.
Are you ready to let Him in your boat?

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Have you ever thought, “I know I’m forgiven… so why am I still so broken?”

In this message from James 5, Pastor James unpacks how the gospel doesn’t just save your spirit — it also heals your soul.

Walking through the final chapter of the Book of James, we talk about faith that heals what life has broken: the hurts, betrayals, disappointments, and patterns that keep sabotaging our relationships. You’ll discover how real faith is not theoretical but transformational, and how God uses perspective, prayer, and people to bring healing.

🕊 In this message you’ll learn:

Why the same God who saves you also wants to heal you

How patience and an eternal perspective (James 5:7–8) help you endure what you’re facing today

The difference between forgiveness (vertical) and healing (horizontal)

Why confession to God brings forgiveness, but confession to one another brings healing (James 5:16)

How community, prayer, and spiritual family help you break cycles of hurt and walk in freedom

If you feel stuck in old wounds, repeating the same patterns, or living forgiven but not healed, this message from James 5 will encourage you to run home, trust Jesus, and step into real freedom.

📖 Key passages: James 5:1–18, Romans 12:12, Romans 10:9–13

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Want real freedom and lasting victory? James 4 lays out a strategic, sequential roadmap: humble yourself, submit to God, resist the devil, draw near to God—and win the battle in His authority. In this message, we unpack why humility comes first, how submission places you under God’s protection and rank, and why proximity to Christ—not willpower—makes the enemy flee.

What you’ll learn:

The James 4:6–7 sequence that leads to breakthrough: Humble → Submit → Resist → Draw Near.

Why there’s no “middle ground”—you’re either under Christ’s authority or opposing it.

How worship, giving, and quiet time are practical ways to practice submission and build obedience.

What Scripture means when it says the enemy will “flee”—to run for his life from Christ’s authority.

Key Scriptures & ideas: James 4:6–8; humility vs. pride; antitassō (oppose) & hupotassō (come under rank); authority over attack; freedom found in nearness to 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