Victory Baptist Church of Henning

Victory Baptist Church of Henning A group of believers dedicated to: Reaching Out . . . Reconciling Relationships . . . Restoring Hope . . . and Redeeming People.

A place and people where everyone feels needed, recognized, and loved. A church was never intended to be a building where people come to to "God's House" to visit God on Sunday. God's house is the body of every believer and God's church is when two or more believers gather in Jesus name for the purposes of encouraging, teaching, loving, and reaching out to one another. The church can gather in a f

ield, on a beach, in a parking lot, under a tree or in a building. The church of Victory Baptist choose to meet each Sunday and Wednesday night in a building at 275 Faye Barfield Rd, Henning, TN 38041. Our desire is to be a relative and real church that is honest with God, ourselves, and one another. If you are tired of just visiting God on Sunday and ready to truly know His will and purpose for your life, our church would like for you to visit us and experience the difference of a real and living God working through a people who need His grace and mercy every day.

Seek godly counsel — don't go it aloneSCRIPTURE"Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed." — ...
06/08/2026

Seek godly counsel — don't go it alone
SCRIPTURE
"Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed." — Proverbs 15:22
REFLECTION
God designed us to live in community for a reason. When we isolate our decisions, we limit our perspective. Seeking wise, godly counsel isn't a sign of weakness — it's a safeguard. The people in your life who love God and love you are often the clearest voice He uses.
APPLICATION
Think of a decision you've been carrying alone. Who is one trusted, godly person in your life you can bring it to this week? Make that call. Send that text. Don't let pride keep you from the wisdom God has already placed around you.
PRAYER
Lord, thank you for the gift of community. Give me the humility to seek counsel and the discernment to recognize wisdom when I hear it. Surround me with people who will point me toward you, not just tell me what I want to hear. Amen.

Humility is the doorway to God's willSCRIPTURE"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up." — James 4:10...
06/07/2026

Humility is the doorway to God's will
SCRIPTURE
"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up." — James 4:10
REFLECTION
Finding God's will rarely starts with a map — it starts with a posture. Before we can hear clearly from a God we cannot see, we must first practice submission to the people we can. Humility isn't weakness. It's the very thing that opens our ears to heaven.
APPLICATION
Today, identify one area of your life where pride may be blocking your ability to receive direction. Is there a relationship where you've stopped listening? A decision where you've stopped asking? Start there.
PRAYER
Father, I confess I often seek your will on my own terms. Teach me to humble myself before you and before those you've placed in my life. Make me someone who can be led before I try to lead. In Jesus' name, Amen.

As Spiritual As Your Worst RelationshipScripture"Be reconciled to your brother... I tell you, not seven times, but seven...
06/06/2026

As Spiritual As Your Worst Relationship
Scripture

"Be reconciled to your brother... I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times." — Matthew 5:24; 18:22

Reflection
Brother Clyde left us with a line worth carrying all week: "You can only be as spiritual as your worst relationship. Anything else is spiritual camouflage." We can hold onto things without ever using our hands — bitterness, unforgiveness, pride, resentment. Jesus ties our standing with God to how we handle the brother we're at odds with. Seventy times seven isn't a math problem; it's a way of life. Forgiveness isn't earned by the other person — it's released by us.
Application
Name the relationship that's hardest for you right now. Don't fix it all today — just take one step toward reconciliation: a prayer for them, a softened thought, a word of peace. Set down the bag you've been carrying in a hand you didn't even know was clenched.
Prayer
Father, search my heart for the bitterness I've been holding without my hands. Help me forgive — not seven times, but again and again — and to be reconciled, so my walk with You isn't camouflage but the real thing. Amen.

Woe to the One Who Causes Another to StumbleScripture"Such things must come, but woe to that person through whom they co...
06/04/2026

Woe to the One Who Causes Another to Stumble
Scripture

"Such things must come, but woe to that person through whom they come." — Matthew 18:7

Reflection
Brother Ronnie asked a hard question Sunday: have you ever been the one who brought the very thing back to someone who was trying to give it up? It's one thing to stumble ourselves. It's another to set the snare in front of a brother or sister who's fighting to walk free. Jesus says woe — and He means it as both grief and judgment. Our freedom is meant to help others walk free, never to drag them back down.
Application
Think of someone around you who is trying to leave something behind. This week, be a help, not a hindrance. Choose one way to encourage their progress instead of testing it.
Prayer
Father, let me never be the stumbling block in someone else's path. Use my story to lift others toward life, not pull them back. Make me a brother, a sister, a friend who helps people walk free. Amen.

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Spiritual SurgeryScripture"If your hand or foot causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it away." — Matthew 18:8Refl...
06/02/2026

Spiritual Surgery
Scripture

"If your hand or foot causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it away." — Matthew 18:8

Reflection
Jesus isn't telling us to harm ourselves — Brother Ronnie called this a hyperbole, exaggeration meant not to be taken literally but to be taken seriously. Jesus uses your strongest hand, your surest foot, your sharpest eye on purpose. He's saying: even the things you're most attached to, most powerful in, most fond of — if they're leading you toward death, deal with them drastically. Sometimes sin has to be conquered by what Brother Ronnie called spiritual surgery. Not gentle. Not gradual. Decisive.
Application
Is there something you've "tucked away in the garage" instead of throwing out — kept just in case, not fully let go? Bring it fully into the light today and ask God for the resolve to remove it, not just relocate it.
Prayer
Lord, I've been holding onto things I should have let go of long ago. Give me the will for spiritual surgery — to cut off, not just tuck away, whatever is leading me away from You. Amen.

Stumble Is a Trap"Woe to the world because of the things that cause people to stumble." — Matthew 18:7ReflectionThe Gree...
06/01/2026

Stumble Is a Trap

"Woe to the world because of the things that cause people to stumble." — Matthew 18:7

Reflection
The Greek word behind stumble means a trap or a snare. When we think "stumble," we picture an accident — an oops. But Jesus is describing something that's set out to catch us. Brother Ronnie reminded us we don't have to look far in this world to find those snares. They're inevitable. They're already here. Naming them as traps changes how we treat them. You don't casually wander into a snare and shrug — you steer clear of it.
Application
Identify one "harmless" thing in your life that has actually been a snare — a habit, a screen, a conversation, a worry you keep feeding. Call it what it is today: not harmless, but a trap. Then take one step away from it.
Prayer
Father, open my eyes to the snares I've been calling harmless. Help me see the trap before it catches me, and give me the courage to walk the other way. Amen.

The Heart of the Message"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up." — James 4:10ReflectionWe're all go...
05/31/2026

The Heart of the Message

"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up." — James 4:10

Reflection
We're all going to stumble. As Brother Ronnie put it Sunday, "If it hasn't happened to you, you haven't lived long enough." The question is never whether we'll trip — it's what we do after. Stumbling isn't the same as falling away. It's that little stump of the toe that makes you stop, turn around, and look at what tripped you. God isn't asking us to be perfect. He's asking us to be honest enough to humble ourselves when we miss the mark.

Application
Before this week gets loud and busy, take one quiet minute to name a place where you've been stumbling. Don't excuse it, don't dramatize it — just bring it to God plainly. That's humility, and it's the doorway to being lifted up.
Prayer

Lord, I don't want to hide my stumbling from You. When I trip, give me the humility to turn around, look at it honestly, and bring it to You. Lift me up — not because I deserve it, but because You love me. Amen.

Look Back to Move Forward📖 "The Lord who rescued me from the paw of the lion and the paw of the bear will rescue me from...
05/30/2026

Look Back to Move Forward

📖 "The Lord who rescued me from the paw of the lion and the paw of the bear will rescue me from the hand of this Philistine." — 1 Samuel 17:37

When David faced Goliath, he didn't stare at the giant in front of him. He looked back at the God behind him.
Friend, are you facing something today that feels too big? Look back.
Remember the prayer He answered. Remember the addiction He broke. Remember the door He opened. Remember the marriage He restored. Remember the moment He saved you.
He did not bring you this far to abandon you now.
You may still have battles — but remember who carried you before.
You may still feel weak — but remember the grace that has sustained you.
You may still have questions — but remember the One who has always been faithful.

💭 What "lion and bear" has God already brought you through?

🙏 Lord, when fear rises up, help me look back at Your faithfulness. The God of my yesterdays is the God of my today and the God of my tomorrow. I trust You. Amen.

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275 Faye Barfield Road
Henning, TN
38041

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Wednesday 6pm - 8pm
Thursday 6:30pm - 8:15pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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