Victory Church | Winchester, VA

In Acts 8, God sent Philip away from a thriving revival meeting to reach one person on a desert road. This message reminds us that God is still pursuing the one. He uses ordinary people who are willing to say "yes," and He calls us to live with urgency, obedience, and a passion for sharing the gospel. The message of the church has never changed. Our message is Jesus. As we follow His leading, we can trust that God will use our obedience to impact lives for eternity. 📖 Scripture: Acts 8:26-40

In Luke 10, Jesus appoints and sends out the seventy-two. He tells them the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Then He sends them. This message challenges us with a simple but weighty truth: every Christian should have a clear vision of their own life on mission.If we don’t see a harvest, we won’t pray or pursue community.If we don’t feel called, we won’t feel responsible.If we don’t feel sent, we won’t seek God’s power. Jesus doesn’t just save us — He sends us.And when He sends us, He gives us authority and power for the work (Luke 10:17–20, Acts 1:8).When we align our lives with God’s heart to redeem the lost, He gives us:• Perspective for the harvest• Responsibility for our calling• Power for the missionThe question is simple: Where has God sent you?

As we celebrated Pastor Hartley Wigfield’s 99th birthday, we were deeply blessed to hear this powerful and heartfelt message from a man whose life has been marked by faithfulness, prayer, and unwavering trust in God. In this message, Pastor Hartley shares testimonies, Scripture, and reflections from a lifetime of walking with the Lord, reminding us of the power of God’s Word, the importance of personal relationship with Him, and the impact a praying life can have across generations. This is more than a message. It’s a legacy. We pray it encourages you to hold fast to God’s Word and remain faithful in every season.

In this message from our My Sacred Season series, Pastor Keith Cross teaches on Hearing God’s Voice using Genesis 12:1–4.God’s call to Abram shows us that hearing God requires intentional focus and obedience. To hear clearly, we often need to leave behind what is familiar, quiet the noise around us, and make space for what God wants to say.This message explores three important questions:• What is God calling me to leave behind?• What does God need to say to me?• What lies on the other side of my obedience?As we step into 2026, the Year of God’s Presence, we believe God is speaking words of life, direction, healing, and promise. Nothing is released until we respond, and obedience changes everything.Scripture Reference:Genesis 12:1–4a (NKJV)

David said there was one thing he wanted most, is to dwell in the presence of the Lord (Psalm 27:4).This message reminds us that God’s presence isn’t just a tool to fix our lives.His presence is the remedy—for our purpose, our peace, our pressure, and our power.When we make His presence our priority, everything else finds its place.

In the Waiting Room, Pastor Keith Cross walks through Luke 1 and reminds us that waiting seasons are not empty seasons. Just like Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary, God is still moving—even when the answer hasn’t come yet. This message reminds us that: • Keep waiting — God is moving • Keep working — God is listening • Keep watching — God is coming “For nothing is impossible with God.” (Luke 1:37)

In this message, Because of Christmas, Pastor Keith Cross walks through Galatians 3:29–4:7 and reminds us why Jesus came:• To redeem those under the law• To adopt us into God’s family• To move us from slavery to sonship We weren’t innocent when God chose us.We weren’t worthy when He adopted us. Yet He intentionally sought us out, redeemed us, and welcomed us home as His children.