Victory Church: Paul Daugherty

Pastor Ron Mcintosh equips us with a strong word over a “Shift to a Revival.” Christians play a larger part in God’s plan than sitting in church every Sunday — each generation has a role to play! In the book of Judges, there is a distinction between those who listened to the voice of God and those who listened to the voice of culture. As believers, we are called to only obey God’s voice and to forgo the ways of society, clinging to the Word of God and the Holy Spirit. The dilemma that modern society finds itself in is one that the Body of Christ can take authority over and win for the glory of God. We cannot shy away from the spiritual awakening that God desires to bring into our world, rather, we need to ready ourselves with prayer and authority to be utilized. In this day, the Lord is searching out those who will play a part in His Kingdom’s army. 

Pastor Dominic Russo challenges us with a word on living like a “Vanguard.” The story of a Roman general surprising Jesus with his faith gives us a clear picture of what it means to be a soldier in God’s Kingdom. But how do we know what kind of pioneers God needs?

Victory Church welcomed Banning Liebscher to receive a moving message about being “People of His Presence.” As believers, our basis for success can only be measured by the presence of God in our lives. In Exodus 33, we read about the decision Moses made to stay in the wilderness with God’s presence instead of entering the Promised Land without God’s presence. Some options in life are difficult to discern, but the choice to remain connected to the Father is not one we should wrestle with. We should always seek God’s presence over the Promised Land because the only thing we truly long for is the Lord’s touch. 

How powerful is your faith? As Christians, our spiritual life is built upon the faith we have in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit living within us. Our capacity to believe for miracles and divine order produces God’s promises in our everyday lives. Challenge your faith and expect God to do the impossible, no matter what your situation looks like. We know that God handles the outcome as we handle the obedience!