Victory City Church

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, James Allen shares a message titled Renewing Our Work: A Sacred Calling. Drawing from passages such as 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12, Genesis 2:1-3, Genesis 2:15, and others, this message explores God’s design for work and its role in a life well-lived. Far more than a means of earning a living, work is a God-given calling through which we serve others, cultivate creation, and reflect the character of our Creator. Rediscover the dignity of work, the purpose found in faithful labor, and how a biblical vision of vocation can shape both your daily life and your witness to the world around you.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Jesús Guajardo shares a message titled Renewing our Rest: Sabbath Rediscovery. Drawing from passages such as Genesis 2:1-3, Mark 1:35-37, Mark 6:31-32, Matthew 11:28-30, Hebrews 4:9-11, and others, this message centers on the invitation to rediscover true rest. More than just a day off, biblical rest is a spirit of restfulness that flows from living in God’s presence throughout the week. Rediscover the purpose of rest, the renewal found in God’s presence, and the power Sabbath has in shaping a healthier, Christ-centered life.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Chris Vigil shares a message titled Renewed Suffering: Pain Redeemed. Drawing from passages such as Hebrews 12:1-3, Romans 5:3-5, Genesis 6:5-8, and Romans 8:22-28, this message explores the reality of suffering and the hope found in God’s power to redeem it. Scripture reminds us that while suffering is unavoidable in a broken world, it does not have to leave us bitter or without purpose. Through Christ, pain can produce endurance, character, compassion, gratitude, and deeper dependence on God. As we surrender our suffering to Him, we are invited to let God redeem our pain rather than be defined by it. This message unpacks the work of the Holy Spirit in our weakness and calls us to trust that God is faithfully working all things together for good. Pain redeemed is better than pain removed.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, James Allen shares a message titled Renewed Hearts: Confronting Our Idols. Drawing from passages such as Romans 1:20-25, Ezekiel 14:4, Jeremiah 17:9-10, Philippians 3:8, and others, this message centers on the reality of idols and the tendency of the human heart to worship created things rather than the Creator. Scripture reveals that misplaced worship does not lead to life, but leaves us empty and searching for what only Christ can provide. As we confront the idols within us, we are invited to surrender our disordered loves and rediscover the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus. This message unpacks the power of the Gospel to renew our hearts and calls us to live fully devoted to the One who alone can satisfy.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Robert Maasbach shares a message titled Renewed Life in Christ. Drawing from passages such as Colossians 1:19, John 14:7, 1 John 5:20, and others, this message centers on the fullness of life found in Jesus and what it means to be made new in Him. Scripture reveals that in Christ we are not only restored, but transformed—invited into a new identity that reflects His nature. As we behold Him, we are changed, learning to live from the reality of who we already are in Him. This message unpacks the depth of that transformation and calls us to walk daily in the renewed life Christ has made available.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Chris Vigil continues with a message titled Renewing Our Speech. Rooted in passages such as James 3:1–12, Ephesians 4:29, and Proverbs 12:18, this message explores the power of our words and their connection to the condition of our hearts and minds. Scripture reveals that the tongue, though small, has the ability to shape lives, influence direction, and reflect what is happening within us. In this message, we examine the accountability, power, and inconsistency of the tongue, and what it looks like to align our speech with truth. As we learn to speak with intention—bringing honesty, life, and encouragement—we begin to see how renewing our speech transforms the worlds our words create.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Chris Vigil continues with a message titled Renewing Our Minds. Rooted in Scriptures such as Romans 12:1–2, 2 Corinthians 10:3–6, and Philippians 4:8, this message explores the powerful role our thought life plays in shaping the way we live. Scripture reveals that transformation is not external, but begins within. In this message, we begin to uncover how our beliefs are formed, how they influence our lives, and what it looks like to align our thinking with truth as we step into the life God is calling us to live.

This week we begin a new series titled Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived as Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message centered on what it truly means to live a new life in Christ. Rooted in Scriptures such as 2 Corinthians 5:17, John 10:10, and Colossians 2:6–8, this message challenges common ideas of what it means to live well—not as self-improvement, but something deeper. Scripture reveals that the life Jesus offers is more than a fresh start. In this message, we begin to explore what it looks like to walk in that reality and how it reshapes the way we see life, purpose, and what it means to truly be made new.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from Pastor Chris Vigil titled “The Great Co-Mission.” Rooted in the Gospel of Matthew 28:16–20, this message explores the call of Jesus to live on mission as a people sent with His authority and presence. Through His commission, we are invited into His redemptive work—making disciples, extending invitation, and trusting Him with the outcome. In this message, we look at what it means to live on mission together: rejecting passive faith, embracing our full inheritance, and becoming a people who reflect the pursuing, saving heart of God to the world.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from James Allen titled “New Humanity.” Rooted in Ephesians 2:11–18, this message explores the church as one new humanity formed in Christ and united through His peace. Through His finished work, every dividing wall of hostility is torn down—we are no longer separated but brought near, reconciled to God and to one another, and given a shared identity in Him. In this message, we look at what it means to live as that new humanity together: walking in unity, grounded in a greater identity, and becoming a preistly people who reflect the reconciling power of the gospel to the world.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from Pastor Chris Vigil titled “New Life in Christ.” Rooted in passages such as Galatians 2:20, Colossians 1:26–27, Ephesians 2:1–5, 2 Corinthians 5:17, 1 Thessalonians 5:23, John 6:63, James 1:23–25, 1 John 4:17, 2 Peter 1:4, 1 John 3:9, Acts 1:8, and Colossians 2:3, this message explores the church as a people made new in Christ and filled with His life. Through His finished work, we are not just forgiven but recreated—given a new nature, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and formed to reflect Him in the world. In this message, we look at what it means to live out that new life together: walking in our identity, growing in wisdom, and becoming a people who reveal Christ to the world.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from Pastor Dede Vigil titled “God’s Army.” Rooted in passages such as Matthew 16:18, 2 Corinthians 10:3–5, Ephesians 6:10–18, 1 Peter 5:8, John 10:10, and 2 Thessalonians 3:3, this message explores the church as a people formed and organized by God for His purposes. Though the church is not called to physical battle, Scripture reveals that we are engaged in spiritual warfare—standing firm in truth, resisting the enemy, and advancing the mission of Christ. In this message, we look at what it means to move from spectators to participants: fighting against evil, rescuing the lost, healing the brokenhearted, and standing together in unity as agents of reconciliation in the world.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from Pastor Chris Vigil titled “The Body of Christ.” Rooted in passages such as Romans 12:1–8, Romans 12:4–5, Genesis 1:26, and Genesis 2:7–18, this message traces the story of God forming and filling His people for His purposes. From being created in His image and formed for community, to being filled with His Spirit and called to function together. Scripture reveals that though we are many, we are one body in Christ, and each member belongs to all the others. In this message, we explore what it means to offer our lives as living sacrifices, steward our different gifts with humility, and become the hands, feet, and compassion of Jesus in the world.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from James Allen titled “The Priesthood.” Rooted in passages such as 1 Peter 2:9–10, Exodus 19:5–6, Hebrews 10:1–14, and Hebrews 4:14–16, this message traces the story of God forming a kingdom of priests. From Israel’s calling, to the sacrificial system, to Jesus Christ as our perfect High Priest. Scripture reveals that through His once-for-all sacrifice, we are not only forgiven but made holy and brought near with confidence. In this message, we explore what it means to be a royal priesthood, God’s treasured possession, built together as a spiritual house, called out of darkness into His wonderful light to declare His praises and draw others to Christ.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from Pastor Chris Vigil titled “The People of God.” Rooted in passages such as Ephesians 2:11–22 and 1 Peter 2:9–10, this message explores how Jesus forms people from every background into one new community. Scripture shows that the church is not defined by culture, status, or division, but as God’s chosen people—brought near by the blood of Christ, united in peace, and built together as His dwelling place. In this message, we examine the new identity, equal status, and true belonging found in Christ, and how living as citizens of His kingdom reshapes how we see ourselves and one another.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message from Pastor Chris Vigil titled “The Bride of Christ.” Rooted in passages such as Ephesians 5:25–32, Matthew 22:37–39, John 3:16, John 10:10, Romans 5:8, and 1 Thessalonians 4:16, this message explores the profound mystery of Christ’s love for His church. Scripture shows that the church is not merely an institution, but His covenant people—redeemed by His sacrifice, united by His Spirit, and prepared as a radiant bride for eternal fellowship with Him. In this message, we examine the covenant love of God, the purification and care He provides, and the hope of Christ’s return, and how understanding this love transforms how we relate to Him and one another.

This week we continue our series Why Care About the Church with a message titled “The Family of God.” Rooted in passages such as Ephesians 2:19–21, John 3:3–7, Romans 8:14–17, and John 1:12–13, this message explores what it truly means to belong to God’s family. Scripture shows that the church is not merely an institution, but a covenant people—reborn by the Spirit, adopted by the Father, and built together on Christ as our cornerstone. In this message, we examine the new identity, inheritance, and responsibility we receive in Christ, and how loving one another becomes our witness to the world.

This week we begin a new series titled "Why Care About the Church" as Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message titled Dealing With Church Hurt. Rooted in Scriptures such as Ephesians 3:10, Matthew 16:18–19, Romans 12:1–2, and Psalm 55:12–14, this message addresses the real and often painful experiences many carry from within the church. Scripture reveals that while the church is central to God’s purpose in the world, it is also made up of imperfect people, and healing requires both spiritual detox and intentional deprogramming. In this message, we explore how renewing our minds, emptying our hearts before God, and handling church hurt the way Jesus did allows us to heal without allowing past wounds or the weaknesses of others to distance us from the goodness of God or His design for the church.

On Vision Sunday, leaders from Victory City Church come together to share the vision ahead for 2026. This message highlights where God is leading our church, what He is currently doing in our community, and how we are stepping forward together in faith, unity, and expectation for all that’s to come.

This week we continue our series Vision 2026 as Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message titled Who Are You Becoming? Rooted in Scriptures such as Philippians 1:6 and Hebrews 12:2, this message reminds us that spiritual formation is a journey of becoming as God faithfully completes the work He began in us. Scripture reveals that who we are becoming is shaped by faith, focus, and obedience, and that what holds our attention determines the direction of our lives. In this message, we explore how holding onto hope, fixing our eyes on Jesus, and taking intentional steps forward help us overcome distraction and delay as we step into the future God is actively forming.

This week we continue our series Vision 2026 as Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message titled Obedience Through Surrender. Rooted in Habakkuk 2:1–3, this message reminds us that God-given vision is a clear picture of what could be, shaped by conviction, patience, and trust in His timing. Scripture reveals that new seasons require surrendered exits from old ones, and that true obedience is not driven by control or fear, but by a willingness to yield fully to God. In this message, we explore how surrender invites spiritual reset, breaks unhealthy cycles, and realigns our lives with God’s purpose. Discover how faith, perseverance, and hope are formed as we strengthen weary hands, steady weak knees, and step forward into the future God is forming—confident that His vision will come to pass.

This week in our Light of the World series, Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message titled Jesus over Everything. Jesus invites all who are weary and burdened to come to Him and find true rest, not through striving or self-effort, but through relationship and surrender (Matthew 11:28–30). Scripture reveals that life was never meant to be lived alone or from the pressure of carrying our own weight, reminding us that we cannot become our best selves by ourselves. In this message, we explore what it means to place Christ at the center of our lives by rejecting both the way of the world and the way of empty religion, and instead embracing the King’s way—the way of the Rabbi. Discover how learning from Jesus, walking in His humility, and sharing in His yoke leads to rest for our souls, freedom from burnout, and a life formed by grace, truth, and transformation.

This week in our Light of the World series, Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message titled Darkness is Defeated. Scripture reveals that from the very beginning, God spoke light into the darkness, and that His Word continues to lead and guide our lives as a lamp to our feet and a light to our path (Genesis 1:1–3; Psalm 119:105). Throughout Scripture, we see that Jesus is the Word made flesh and the Light of the world, and that those who follow Him will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life (John 1:1; John 8:12). In this message, we explore how the light of Christ illuminates our hearts, exposes what needs healing, and restores not only our lives but our identity, reminding us that Jesus does not simply heal our issues but redeems the places where shame once lived. Discover how walking in His light brings forgiveness, freedom, and transformation, and how Christ calls us to live with integrity, grace, courage, and hope as reflections of His light in a world still searching for peace.

This week in our Light of the World series, Pastor Chris Vigil brings a message titled Jesus & Darkness. Scripture declares that Jesus is the Light of the world, and that those who follow Him will not walk in darkness but have the light of life (John 8:12). Throughout the Gospel of John, we see that what was written points us to belief in Christ and the life found in His name, revealing that the light shines in the darkness and the darkness cannot overcome it. In this message, we explore how the light of Jesus dispels the power of darkness, delivers us from its grip, and reveals the knowledge and glory of God, reminding us that the One who lives in us is greater than the one who is in the world. Discover how Christ not only brings us into His Kingdom but also calls us to live as witnesses and reflect His light to a world still searching for hope.

This week, Guest Pastor Dave Whaley launches our new series Light of the World with a message titled Don’t Miss Christmas. In Luke 2, we see that the arrival of Jesus was announced with good tidings of great joy for all people, yet many still missed Him because their hearts were shaped by busyness, familiarity, or fear. In this message, we explore how the same tendencies can keep us from recognizing the Savior in our own lives and in this season. We learn that Scripture doesn’t simply recount the Christmas story; it exposes the distractions that crowd out Christ, calls us to see Him as the true center of our worship, and reminds us that we were made by God for God. Discover how the light of Christ breaks through noise and numbness, awakens a fresh sense of wonder, and leads us to receive the joy, presence, and salvation that Christmas proclaims.

This week, Pastor Chris Vigil continues our series The Sermon on the Mount with a message titled Anxiety & Judgement. Jesus shows that life in the Kingdom is not shaped by fear, accusation, or condemnation, but by hearts guarded and formed by His righteousness. In this message, we explore the contrast between culture’s way, religion’s way, and the King’s Way—the way of the Rabbi. We learn that Scripture doesn’t simply warn us about anxiety or forbid us from judging; it reshapes our inner life so we see clearly, think rightly, and love faithfully. Discover how the Kingdom frees us from the lies that drive fear, accusation, and temptation, and leads us to become people who seek first His righteousness, extend compassion without compromise, and walk in a judgment that reflects the mercy of God.

This week, Pastor Chris Vigil continues our series The Sermon on the Mount with a message titled Why Worry. Jesus teaches that life in the Kingdom is not marked by anxious striving, but by a deep trust in the Father who sees, knows, and provides. In this message, we explore the difference between culture’s way, religion’s way, and the King’s Way—the way of the Rabbi. We learn that Scripture doesn’t simply command us to stop worrying; it forms our hearts into people who rest in God’s care. Discover how the Kingdom calls us beyond fear and into faith, becoming people who seek first His righteousness and trust Him with every part of our lives.

This week, Pastor Dede Vigil continues our series The Sermon on the Mount with a message titled Prayer and Fasting. In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches that these practices are not about being seen by others but about drawing near to the Father in sincerity and dependence. Through this message, we explore the Lord’s Prayer as the model for how we approach God and the call to fast with purity of motive. Discover how prayer and fasting anchor our hearts in the Kingdom and lead us into a deeper, more authentic relationship with God.

This week, Pastor Chris Vigil continues our series The Sermon on the Mount with a message titled Becoming Christlike. Jesus teaches that following Him is not just about holding biblical beliefs, but becoming people shaped by His character. In this message, we explore the difference between culture’s way, religion’s way, and the King’s Way—the way of the Rabbi. We learn that Scripture is meant to lead us to Jesus Himself, forming humility, godliness, and a life of prayer that reflects His heart. Discover how the Kingdom calls us beyond information into transformation, becoming more like Christ from the inside out.

This week, Pastor Chris Vigil continues our series The Sermon on the Mount with a message titled The Heart Matters. In Matthew 5, Jesus teaches that righteousness is not just about outward actions, but about the heart behind them. Through this message, we learn what it means to embrace humility instead of striving for position, to go the extra mile, to give without expecting return, to speak with integrity, and to live pure in motive. The law can shape behavior, but only Jesus can transform the heart. Discover how the Kingdom invites us into a life of wholeness, sincerity, and love from the inside out.

This week, Pastor Chris Vigil continues our series The Sermon on the Mount with Part 2 of The Beautitudes. Jesus’ words in Matthew 5 reveal not just a list of blessings, but a way of life marked by transformation — from the inside out. Through this message, Pastor Chris explores what it means to walk in meekness, to hunger and thirst for righteousness, to show mercy, and to live with purity of heart. We learn that the law itself could never change us from within — but grace through Jesus Christ does. Discover how the Kingdom calls us to wholeness, compassion, and peace in a world desperate for it.

This past Sunday, Pastor Chris Vigil kicked off our new series, The Sermon on the Mount, by exploring Jesus’ teaching of the Beatitudes. What does it mean to be poor in spirit, to mourn, to be meek, merciful, or to hunger and thirst for righteousness? How can these truths shape our hearts, guide our actions, and transform our daily lives? Join us as we begin to uncover how the gospel, justification, and sanctification come alive through these radical promises of being blessed under Christ’s rule.

This past Sunday, we finished our series The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a message by Pastor Jasmine Stanley titled “Authority in the Kingdom.” Rooted in Matthew 6:10 and Luke 10:19, this sermon explores what it truly means to live under — and walk in — the authority of God’s Kingdom. Pastor Jasmine reminds us that Kingdom authority isn’t about control or dominance, but about alignment — living in such surrender to God’s will that His power flows through our lives on earth as it is in heaven. Discover how authority is exercised through obedience, prayer, and faith, and how understanding your position in Christ transforms how you live, speak, and move in the world. Be encouraged to step boldly into the authority you’ve been given and to live as an ambassador of heaven in every area of your life.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Battles We Face.” Rooted in Matthew 11:12, John 10:10, and Ephesians 6:10–13, this sermon unpacks the reality of spiritual warfare and the strategies the enemy uses to oppose God’s work in our lives. We are reminded that while the devil seeks to steal, kill, and destroy, the victory has already been won through Christ. Discover how to stand strong in the Lord, put on the full armor of God, and walk in the light that darkness cannot overcome. Be encouraged to fight from a place of victory, resist the enemy’s lies, and remain steadfast in the truth of God’s Word.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “The Heart of Our King.” Drawing from Luke 15:11–20, Romans 8:37–39, and Matthew 4:17, this sermon unpacks the prodigal son’s journey of rebellion, repentance, and return. We discover that even in our wandering, nothing can separate us from God’s love—that His goodness leads us to repentance and His compassion restores us when we come home. Be encouraged to see the Father’s heart revealed: a love that runs toward us, embraces us, and welcomes us back into His Kingdom.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series titled The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by James Allen titled “Kingdom Obedience.” Rooted in passages like 1 John 2:3–6, Matthew 4:17, and Philippians 2:8, this sermon unpacks how true discipleship is revealed through obedience—living as Jesus lived, submitting to His authority, and finding freedom in His yoke. Discover why obedience is not a burden but the pathway to joy, how surrendering self leads to true identity in Christ, and why trusting God’s Word produces strength, rest, and lasting life. Be encouraged to embrace obedience as the mark of genuine faith, to live under the gentle mastery of Jesus, and to walk in the Kingdom with renewed strength and joy.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series titled The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “The Seed of the Kingdom.” Rooted in passages like Mark 4:30–32, 1 Peter 1:23, and Proverbs 3:5–6, this sermon unpacks how the Kingdom of God grows in our lives like a seed—small at first, yet transformative over time. Discover why life in the Kingdom shapes our words, actions, attitudes, and choices, how submission to God’s will leads to clarity in His direction, and why trusting His providential, moral, and personal will positions us for lasting growth. Be encouraged to plant yourself in the soil of God’s Kingdom, trust His timing, and live under the rule and reign of Jesus in every area of your life.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series titled The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Kingdom Relationships.” Rooted in passages like Mark 4:30–32, 1 Corinthians 3:9, and Proverbs 13:20, this sermon unpacks how the Kingdom of God informs the way we see and live out relationships. Discover why everyone is equally valuable but not everyone adds equal value, how friendship is marked by biblical love, honesty, reliability, and encouragement, and why the people you walk with today shape the future you step into. Be encouraged to align your relationships with Kingdom principles and live under the rule and reign of Jesus in every area of your life.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series titled The Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Kingdom Concepts.” Rooted in passages like Mark 11:22, John 17:3, Colossians 3:13, and Matthew 22:37–39, this sermon unpacks three foundational principles of God’s Kingdom—faith, forgiveness, and relationships. Discover how right teaching about God builds unshakable faith, how forgiveness reflects the heart of Jesus, and how managing relationships with wisdom shapes every part of life. Be encouraged to align your life with Kingdom principles and live under the rule and reign of Jesus in every area of your walk.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series titled A Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Kingdom Currency.” Rooted in passages like Matthew 16:19, 2 Corinthians 5:7, Hebrews 11:1, and 1 John 5:4–5, this sermon unpacks faith as the key principle of God’s Kingdom—a conviction of the heart that trusts Him fully, acts on His Word, and overcomes the world. Be challenged to walk by faith, live by Kingdom principles, and trust God with every part of life.

This past Sunday, we continued in our series titled A Kingdom: A New Way of Living with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Jesus Is King.” From the prophecies of old to the declarations of the gospels, Scripture reveals Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of God, and the eternal King whose Kingdom will never end. Rooted in passages like Mark 1:14-15, Luke 1:32-33, and Philippians 2:10-11, this sermon unpacks the rule and reign of God through Christ—a way of life that reshapes our words, actions, thoughts, attitudes, and relationships. Be challenged to seek first His Kingdom, embrace the authority of the risen King, and live fully under His reign both now and forever.

This past Sunday, we kicked off a new sermon series titled “The Kingdom: A New Way of Living.” Pastor Chris Vigil opened the series by exploring Jesus’ message that the Kingdom of God was near. But what did that mean? What is the Kingdom? What did it mean to live in it then, and what does it mean for us today? Join us as we begin to discover this new way of life together.

Join us as we finish our Revival Series with a powerful and relevant message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled "New Life New Benefits." Rooted in Mark 16:15-18 and Hebrews 9:16-17, this sermon explores the profound new life available through faith in Jesus and the comprehensive benefits that follow. In a world seeking purpose and power, the Church offers a divine testament to liberation, a new language, extended longevity, and spiritual leverage. Be stirred to believe in the multifaceted truth of Christ, embrace the authority given to believers, and walk in the fullness of the New Covenant benefits—one sign, one wonder, one life transformed at a time.

Join us as we continue our Revival Series with a timely and impactful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Changing Cities.” Rooted in Acts 13:36 and Mark 4, this sermon explores how God’s plan is revealed through desire—and how that desire, planted by the Word, forms us to serve our generation with purpose. In a world deconstructing both faith and culture, the Church still speaks with clarity. Be stirred to sow the Word, serve with intention, and be the seed God uses to bring change—one heart, one life, one city at a time.

Join us as we continue our Revival Series with a powerful message by Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Transforming Testimonies.” Drawing from Deuteronomy 8:7–18, this sermon explores the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness. Remembering gives us strength when we feel weak, restores hope, and anchors our souls in who God is. Through passages like Psalm 77 and Hebrews 6, we’re reminded that our testimonies not only reflect what God has done—but point to what He will do. May your faith be strengthened as you look back and believe forward.

Join us as we continue in our Revival Series with a challenging and timely message by Pastor Jasmine Stanley titled “Social Concern.” Rooted in Deuteronomy 15:7–8, this message unpacks God’s heart for justice, compassion, and generosity—especially toward the poor and marginalized. From the laws of the Old Testament to the teachings of Jesus and the practices of the early Church, we are reminded that true revival is not just spiritual, but social. Scripture after scripture calls the people of God to defend the widow, care for the foreigner, treat workers fairly, and share generously. In a culture marked by division and self-preservation, this sermon is a call to radical love—love that is demonstrated in action. As James 2 says, faith without works is dead. May we be known by our love, and may our faith be revived through the way we serve others.

This week, we came together for our Annual Heart Offering and heard a powerful message from Pastor Chris Vigil on embracing the mission of Christ. He reminded us that the Church doesn’t have a mission—the mission has a Church. As His body, we’re called to live fully aligned with that mission. Our prayer is that through steps of faith and generosity, we would continue advancing the three core elements of Christ’s mission: Reach, Restore, and Reproduce.

Join us as we continue in our Revival Series, this week with an impactful message by James Allen titled “Reviving Evangelism.” Anchored in Acts 4, this message calls us back to the bold, Spirit-empowered witness of the early Church. As we explore the word, it reminds us that evangelism is not reserved for the few but is the calling of every believer filled with the Holy Spirit. As the early disciples prayed, the place was shaken—and so were they—sent out with courage to proclaim the name of Jesus. From the temple courts to everyday homes, they never stopped preaching the good news. Through the lens of Scripture, the legacy of the early Church, and the conviction that we are never called in without being called out, we are challenged to step into the same boldness. Ordinary people. Extraordinary power. A Gospel too good to keep quiet.

Join us as we continue in our Revival series, this week with a powerful message from Pastor Chris Vigil titled “Revival in Community.” We explore how revival isn’t just personal—it’s communal—sparking gospel rediscovery, surrendered living, and deeper prayer that shifts from discipline to intimate discovery of Jesus. Anchored in Acts 18 and shaped by God’s word to Paul in Acts 18:9–10, this message speaks directly to places like Reno—one of the most unchurched and dechurched cities in America. You’ll be challenged to move from surface-level connection into communitas—a Jesus-centered, mission-driven, sacrificial way of life. We also confront the epidemic of loneliness and ask: What kind of community are we truly building? Are we willing to be the kind of people revival can live in?

Join us as we continue in our Revival series, this week with a impactful message from Pastor Jasmine Stanley titled "Extraordinary Prayer." We explore how the early church gathered—not casually, but constantly—in unified, fervent, and Spirit-filled prayer, preparing the way for the outpouring at Pentecost. Drawing from Acts 1 and 2, and grounded in the deep hunger for God found in Matthew 5 and Psalm 42, this message challenges today’s church to go beyond convenience and into extraordinary devotion. You’ll hear why revival doesn’t come through routine religion, but through prayer that is fervent, sacrificial, united, and persistent. We also reflect on sobering trends in the American church and ask: are we hungry enough for God to move again?