Victory Church: Paul Daugherty

John and Arvin spend this season's final episode discussing disappointment as it pertains to trusting other people in a quote-unquote “Christian” context. There’s a stigma around employees of Christian institutions that suggests Christian employees are exempt from making human mistakes. Thankfully, there’s a way through these nuanced weeds and it has everything to do with reframing one’s mindset around their work and life in God.

In this episode, John and Arvin discuss the 2024 Christmas Production: KING OF KINGS PART ONE. The two debrief the process and discuss the reasons why these shows tend to go the way they do.

In episode 8, John and Arvin dig into the value of making things happen with or without special and official training. They go over the types of gifts they’ve developed despite their own inadequacies and how faithfully God shows up when there’s no other option.

Episode 7 dives into the importance of being adaptable and flexible when approaching a life of trusting and obeying God (especially in a Church employment context).

Happy Thanksgiving! John and Arvin sat down to discuss the delightful (and overstimulating) reality of getting together with family on thanksgiving. The two dive into stories from the past while also sharing helpful tips for navigating your own special smorgasbord of familial experiences this holiday season.

In this 5th episode of Season 8, John and Arvin observe the critics of the Big-C Church and how they’ve come to distinguish between legitimate oversight and just plain gossip.

Episode 4 is all about BOUNDARIES! John and Arvin have both worked in ministry for decades, so they’ve learned a lot from the implementation (or lack thereof) of healthy boundaries for themselves and those they lead. Chances are, if you haven’t investigated the proper way to approach boundaries, you’ve likely been suffering from not having any.

In Episode 3, John and Arvin discuss the difficulty of distinguishing between what God WAS doing and what He might be doing next. It’s easy to try and create a formulaic approach to how God has operated in our lives previously rather than trusting Him to do something new. Thankfully, God grants us helpful steps we can take to move from the good in our past to what can be great in the future.

In this episode, John and Arvin discuss the importance of trusting God for His unique plan each day rather than doubling down on what may have worked before (OR worked well for someone else).

John and Arvin are back! This season, we're diving into even more conversations around serving full-time behind the scenes at Victory Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In this episode, John and Arvin discuss the best perspective one can have while serving under another leader.Rather than coasting and delivering the bare minimum, God uses seasons where we're not in charge to develop the mental, emotional and spiritual muscles necessary to steward the next phase of His plan for us.

How do we position ourselves to receive God's favor in our life? Check out this sermon for the four steps it takes to clear the junk that is holding God's favor from you!

Pastor Paul talks about David from the Old Testament and how he was able to tune his heart back to God.

Pastor Daniel brings us the word this week as we continue in our series of "Faith"!

Pastor's Stephan and Emonne Markland speak on the topic of Faith as we continue our series this week!

Pastor Ryan brings a powerful word as we kick off our new midweek series, "Faith"!

Listen to a powerful message from part of our pastoral team speaking on "Wells of Living Water" (Pastor John), "Faith" (Pastor Aimee), "Spending Time With God" (Pastor Tim), "Humility" (Pastor Daniel), and "Purpose" (Pastor Josh)!

In submitting to God's ways, we can step back and “Let Him Cook.” Even when things look confusing to our earthly eyes, the Lord operates in the supernatural to work all things together for our good.

You have a specific pace that God is calling you to live in that will unlock a greater level of favor! But many things will try to hinder God’s people from living out their purpose, so we must be watchful of the stumbling blocks in our paths. The enemy will use restlessness, wanderlust, technology addiction, purpose fatigue, and sin to distract us from the Lord’s plans.

Pastor Paul spoke on keeping a "Warrior Mindset.” The best warriors are those who follow the Lord’s leadership in submission. Great men don’t dominate others, rather, godly men honor others. The Warrior Mindset is not about being awesome, but about having an awesome God live within you.

There are distinct times in our lives where God meets us in a powerful moment and marks us for a greater opportunity. In Exodus, Moses receives divine assignments after encountering God through a burning bush. We will only walk into burning bush moments when we are following God’s plan and yielding to His Word. Your burning bush moment will require faith, hope, trust, divine curiosity, and a servant’s heart.