Word of Victory Christian Fellowship Killarney

11/09/2026

🚌🔥 MARCH FOR JESUS DUBLIN! 🔥🚌

We’re hitting the road! 🙌🏻
Join Word of Victory Church as we travel by private bus to the March for Jesus on Saturday, 26th September! 🇮🇪✝️

We have a limited number of seats remaining, so message us to reserve your seat!

It’s going to be a powerful day of faith, worship, unity and boldly proclaiming Jesus across the streets of Dublin. ❤️‍🔥

11/09/2026

“God arms me with strength, and He makes my way perfect” (Psalm 18:32).

Welcome back dear student, what a privilege to watch Katie Taylor’s final fight at Croke Park – it embodied everything great about being Irish.

I believe it was a night of reawakening Ireland to our roots – song, fun, and faith.

The beauty of hearing the crowd belting out Grace, then the National Anthem, and hearing Big Jack’s voice again was just fabulous.

Then Katie emerging on her last ring walk - worshipping the Lord Jesus Christ.

What an outstanding woman of God!

She has never been ashamed of her faith and has testified of how God’s Word has sustained her through dark days.

It was a night to remember!

The world is changing.

People are waking up to the Truth, that the screechers and screamers are not promoting wholesome or beneficial ideologies.

Our nation was born when ordinary people decided enough was enough.

Many have forgotten our forefathers sacrifice.

People who worked hard and built this nation through pain, poverty, isolation, and darkness.

It’s time to remember who we are - and - Whose we are.

“The earth is the Lord’s” (Psalm 24).

Ireland included!

We are not puppets.

We must stop tolerating the compromise of dirty money and greed, by those who would sell us out.

We are a Christian nation that has lived through suffering and misery but still can hold our heads high.

We can laugh and rejoice even through tears.

“But God is my Helper. He sustains my life” (Psalm 54:4).

Our latest podcast episode called “With God’s Help” is worth a listen for more.

The apostle Paul puts it beautifully….“We were crushed and overwhelmed beyond our ability to endure, and we thought that we would never live through it. In fact, we expected to die – but, as a result, we stopped relying on ourselves and learned to rely on God Who raises the dead. And He did rescue us from mortal danger AND He will rescue us again. We’ve placed our confidence in Him, and He will continue to rescue us!” (2 Corinthians 1:8-10).

There are plenty of begrudgers who insult faith in Jesus, but they are spouting out of ignorance.

For anyone who has seen God’s hand in your life – you know that you cannot deny His power, His Mercy or His tenderness (Lamentations 3:22-25).

This knowledge spills over into everything.

You cannot help but talk about how good God is, and all He has done for you.

Coming up this weekend are two major events – the Hebrew civil New Year begins with the festival of Rosh Hashana - the ‘Head of the Year’ on Friday night going into the Sabbath on Saturday.

It is a significant Divine appointment celebrating the anniversary of creation on God’s Biblical calendar which works off the moon cycle.

Over here, we follow the Gregorian calendar, controlled by the cycle of the sun.

During the past few weeks, in the Hebrew month of Elul, God’s people set time aside for reflection on one’s heart and actions, repenting for sin, and preparing for what God has planned in the new season - the new thing.

This will be a year of judgement for some, but a year of blessing for those who turn to God and seek Him in humility.

Also, on this Friday we remember those who lost their lives during the terrible 9-11 attacks in the USA twenty-five years ago.

God is moving friend.

Some are sensing His Presence and the call of His heart and are falling into step with Him.

We will see a massive crowd descend upon Dublin on Saturday, September 26th next at ‘March For Jesus’, when we get to celebrate and proclaim our faith together for God’s Glory - All Hail King Jesus!

weekly Bible study published in Outlook Publications Kerry on Friday 11th September, 2026.



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10/09/2026

Our latest podcast episode on Spotify called With God's Help is available to listen for free or download - the link is in the first comment down below ⬇️

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Such a blessing hearing Aidan’s testimony on his experience at the .ie in Omagh, Northern Ireland

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04/09/2026

“Commit your way to the LORD; trust in Him, and He will do it” (Psalm 37:5).

Welcome back dear student, you may wonder where to start with studying the Bible, learning how to pray effectively, and cultivating a relationship of trust with the Lord.

The Psalms are a great place to begin.

David wrote many of these songs pouring out His heart to God.

Sometimes you see him complaining in the midst of his pain or fears, and then as he focuses on God’s goodness and power he ends up being encouraged back into hope and peaceful trust.

I love David’s heart – you can see the Holy Spirit upon his Words in purity and Truth.

He fostered his relationship with God through worship in the dark times.

All of us have dark days, fearful moments or seasons where our weakness is evident and overwhelming.

These are the times we grow most as we seek God.

“What time I am afraid I will trust in You” (Psalm 56:3).

It’s not if - but when.

Paul the Apostle asks, will you be able to stand when the evil day comes?

He encourages us to do what we can, and then keep standing, clothing ourselves in God’s power and strength (Ephesians 6:10-18).

We need the baptism of the Holy Spirit to endure and overcome. Holy Spirit is the Person of God Who comes to live inside of a believer when one accepts Jesus as Lord.

He is the inner radar by which we navigate life.

With His guidance, we are transformed to thinking and living God’s way: leaving destructive habits and patterns behind.

It is challenging, but the Lord God lights the way - “Your Word is a light to my path, a lamp to my feet” (Psalm 119:105).

One area we can grow in learning to trust God, is praying for our children or loved ones.

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue and those who love it will eat the fruit” (Proverbs 18:21).

Our words have the power to release death or life so we must choose carefully.

When we study God’s Word and declare it, we release His Power into that situation (Job 22:21-30).

Take what God promised and personalise it. For example… “all your children shall be taught of the Lord and great shall be their peace” (Isaiah 54:13).

So, pray like this…Father, You promised that all my children shall be taught of You; that You will lead and guide them in all their decisions, that You will enable them to tread upon their high places: taking them through difficult times, bringing them out into safety. I agree with Your Word Lord: and thank You for my children’s lives. You created them and have good plans for each one of them. My Lord, I pray that they will hear Your voice and follow You, that You will disrupt the enemies voice and schemes. Lord Jesus, thank You for saving my children, and for lighting up the path You have established for them. Thank You for delivering them from evil and perverse people, for not all have faith. Let them not be influenced by those who would lead them into harm’s way. Give my children the courage to think for themselves and make godly choices by the Power of Your Holy Spirit. Father God, may they seek Your Truth and Wisdom, and get good understanding as they grow to know You. Thank You for surrounding them with Your favour as a shield. I commit and dedicate my children to You Lord - for You love them! I decree that You are their Refuge and Strength, their Redeemer, Defender, Healer, and the Lifter of their heads, in Jesus’ Name I pray, amen.

Reminder: March For Jesus Dublin takes place on Saturday 26th September next.

weekly Bible study article published on Friday 4th September,2026.



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