Victory Ortigas

Our labor is a form of love and a powerful witness to others. In Genesis, we see a glimpse of the call to have dominion over God's creation. Whenever followers of Christ, by His grace, live out this call to create...

Joshua had a huge task of filling in the shoes of Moses and leading God's people in conquering the Promised Land that he felt inadequate to do. But God's Promise of His Presence strengthened Joshua to take on what's...

Culturally, leadership is based on position, glory, and lording over others. Even when the world tries to model leadership after Jesus, their posture is still for personal gain. But Jesus teaches that the purpose and...

Supplication is the part of the worship service where people bring their prayers and concerns directly to the Lord. We grow as believers in our faith and are encouraged as we bring our concerns to God and respond to His...

The sacrament of communion is a "means of grace" that is a: (1) remembrance of Christ's body and blood given for our forgiveness (1 Corinthians 11:23-25); (2) reminder of our participation in the Lord's sacrifice (1...

Congregational singing is part of our Victory worship services, where the community worships God together through songs. Through the songs, believers worship and magnify God as they grow in their knowledge and awe of...

When we gather to draw near to God, we are shaped and formed in worship (as the called-out ones) into a community of faith. As a community, we hold fast to the confession of hope and grow in love and good works. This...

God’s image in humanity is expressed through the values that point us to who God is: life-giving, loving, gracious, and just. When the Body of Christ works together to be God’s hands and feet to the world, God is...

God’s image in the church community is seen through the unity of the Body of Christ. As His children, our values reflect who God is, which is expressed in how the local church reaches individuals and families...

Pentecost was not just an event but a commission—a climactic moment in redemption. It fulfilled prophecy, confirmed Christ's work, and began the Spirit's empowerment of the Church. The Spirit enabled us to overcome...

The moment we experience more than enough, the greatest challenge is not how to manage the provision but to remember the Giver. God calls His people to take heed of His word-lest prosperity produce pride and...

The moment we experience more than enough, the greatest challenge is not how to manage the provision but to remember the Giver. God calls His people to take heed of His word-lest prosperity produce pride and...

As God brings His people into a good land (vv. 7, 10) that lacks nothing (v. 9), He calls them to respond with worship and gratitude (v. 10: “and you shall bless the LORD your God")—recognizing that every blessing comes...

God sometimes allows seasons of lack so His people learn to trust Him fully. Before He teaches provision, He teaches dependence. He humbles His people in the wilderness so they can learn that life is sustained not by...

The resurrection assures believers of promised imperishable glorified bodies. Death and sin do not have the last say. We have victory in our lives today and in the new creation. Therefore, we are to be immovable and...