RCCG Victory Centre Mega Parish

04/10/2026

DEDICATION CEREMONY

04/10/2026

TEENS MINISTRATION

04/10/2026

OCTOBER 2026 THANKSGIVING SERVICE

04/10/2026

04/10/2026

FRESH FIRE SERVICE

01/10/2026

HAPPY NEW MONTH!

May this new month bring God's joy, peace, and happiness into our lives. As we step into another month, may we continue to live kingdom-minded lives, reflect Christ in all we do, and be a blessing to those around us.

May God's grace continue to guide us and His presence never depart from us, in Jesus' name. Amen!

29/09/2026

DECLARATION FOR THE WEEK

“As I give, men shall give unto my bosom, good measure, pressed down and shaken together.”
~ Luke 6:38

As we've stepped into a new week, may we not only seek what God can give to us, but also consider how we can become a blessing to others.

What seed are you sowing today?

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28/09/2026

🌱 Yesterday, Sunday, September 27, 2026 — the last Sunday of September — the sermon reminded us of a powerful Kingdom principle: no matter how small a mustard seed may be, when it is sown faithfully, it has the potential to grow, multiply, and produce a great harvest.

Follow up below 👇

📌 TOPIC:
How Should We Give As Citizens Of The Kingdom?

📖 TEXT:
Matthew 13:31–32 | Mark 4:30–32 | Luke 13:18–19

One of the clearest evidences of kingdom life is giving. A person who has truly encountered God should increasingly become a person who gives, giving time, resources, compassion, service, encouragement, and influence.

The Kingdom operates through the principle of sowing and reaping. God gives us both seed and bread: bread for our needs and seed to sow. What we receive should not simply stop with us. We are blessed so that we can become a blessing to others.

The early church demonstrated this through generosity and care for one another. The life of Dorcas (Tabitha) also shows how a person's good works can become a lasting testimony. Even the natural world reflects this principle: life depends on continuous exchange and flow. What only receives without giving eventually becomes stagnant.

Therefore, we must move from “Lord, give me” to “Lord, give me the grace to give.”

🌱 Sow. Give. Serve. Multiply.

May our lives become seeds that produce a harvest, not only for ourselves, but for our families, churches, communities, and generations to come.

📖 Genesis 8:22 | 2 Corinthians 9:9–10

✨ As we enter a new week, may we not only seek what God can give us, but also ask how we can become a blessing to someone else.

What seed are you sowing today?

27/09/2026

Jesus made it clear saying "the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these..." (Matthew 19:14).

If you're feeling overwhelmed trying to "earn" your way to God, take a breath. You just need to come to Him simply, honestly, and with the trusting heart of a child.