Viola Victory Church

10/29/2026

“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” — Romans 3:23

The Bible lays things out pretty clearly in black and white. God gives us His Word to guide us, correct us, and show us how He calls us to live. But somewhere in the middle of knowing what is right and wrong, we must remember that there is room for grace.

Grace doesn't mean we ignore God's Word or make excuses for sin. It means we remember that we are all a work in progress. We all have moments when we fall short, make mistakes, struggle to get it right, or need a little more time to grow. If God gave us what we deserved instead of extending His grace, where would any of us be?

Sometimes we are quick to point out where someone else is wrong, forgetting the times God has been patient with us. We need to learn to stand firm in truth while still showing people the same mercy, patience, and love that God has shown us. We can hold on to God's standards without withholding His compassion.

Remember, Jesus never compromised the truth, but He met people with love and grace. So today, let's be careful not to use the Bible as a weapon against people who are struggling. Instead, let's use God's Word to lead people toward the One who can change their lives.

Grace doesn't change what is right and wrong; it reminds us that God still loves us while He's working on us. Give grace to others, give yourself grace as you grow, and never forget how much grace God has given you.

Remember what Pastor Jason says: “EGR.” Extra Grace Required ❤️

10/27/2026

Let's be honest: marriage isn't always easy. There will be days when you don't see eye to eye, when stress gets the best of you, and when it's easier to react out of frustration than to respond with love. But keeping God at the center means remembering that your spouse isn't your enemy. You are on the same team, and the enemy would love nothing more than to create division in a home that God intended to be united. Instead of allowing pride, anger, or unforgiveness to take root, we must learn to pray together, extend grace, forgive one another, and seek God's wisdom before making decisions.

Ecclesiastes 4:12
“Though one may be overpowered by another, two can withstand him. And a threefold cord is not quickly broken.”

Marriage is more than two people loving each other. It is two people choosing to build a life together with God at the center. When we picture a threefold cord, we can think of a husband, a wife, and God woven together. When God is part of the foundation of your marriage, you have someone to turn to when life gets hard, when disagreements happen, and when love feels more like a choice than a feeling. ❤️

10/18/2026

10/16/2026

Happy Pastor Appreciation Month, Pastor Jason!

We are so blessed to have a pastor who loves the Lord, loves his people, and pours his heart into serving others every single day. You are loved more than you probably realize, and we thank God for placing you in our lives and allowing you to lead our church family. Your faith, dedication, and willingness to serve, even when the days are long, mean more than words can say!

Thank you for being our pastor, our shepherd, our encourager, and sometimes our spiritual referee! We appreciate you and we are beyond blessed to call you our pastor. May God continue to strengthen you, guide you, and bless you as you continue doing what He has called you to do. We love you! ❤️

10/13/2026

The Women’s Bible Study had a night of roasting hotdogs, s’mores and fellowship at Peaches house last night. And by looking at the pictures, a good time was had!

Bible study and fellowship are so important in our walk with the Lord because we need both His Word and one another to grow in our faith. Fellowship surrounds us with like-minded believers who can encourage us, pray with us, hold us accountable, and strengthen us when life gets hard. We were never meant to walk this journey alone. When we grow together in God’s Word and stay connected to the body of Christ, we become stronger in our faith and better equipped to face the challenges of this world.

10/07/2026

“Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.” — 2 Corinthians 6:2

There is something powerful about the word “now.” We can always find a reason to wait. I’ll get right with God when I get my life together. I’ll start going to church when things settle down. I’ll surrender to Christ when I’m ready. But the truth is, none of us are promised tomorrow. We are only promised this moment.

If you have been feeling God tugging at your heart, don’t wait. If you know you need to surrender your life to Christ, the time is now. Jesus isn’t asking you to clean yourself up before you come to Him. He is asking you to come exactly as you are and allow Him to change you. His grace is available today. His forgiveness is available today. Salvation is available today.

And as believers, we cannot keep the good news of Jesus to ourselves. We are called to bring people to Christ. We are called to be His hands and feet, to share the Gospel, to love people, to encourage them, and to point them toward the One who can save them. Someone around us may be waiting for an invitation, a conversation, a testimony, or simply for someone to show them the love of Jesus.

We also have to remember that this earth is not our forever home. Everything we see around us is temporary. But God's Kingdom is eternal. Our ultimate destination is not here—it is with Him. That should change the way we live and the way we live people!

So don't wait until tomorrow to make a difference. Don't wait until tomorrow to surrender. Don't wait until tomorrow to tell someone about Jesus. Today is the day. This moment matters. Eternity matters. Souls matter.

Pastor Jason

10/01/2026

Abraham’s story reminds us that faith doesn’t mean we always know what God is doing—it means we trust the One who does. God told Abraham to leave what was familiar and go to a place He would show him. Abraham stepped out before he had all the details.

There were also times when Abraham had to wait. God made promises to him that didn’t happen quickly, but Abraham kept believing. The waiting didn’t mean God had forgotten him; it was part of God’s plan.

Maybe you are in a season where you can’t see what’s ahead. Maybe God has given you a promise, but you’re wondering when it will come to pass. Remember Abraham: God is faithful even when the process is long. Keep walking, keep trusting, and keep believing.

“And he believed in the LORD, and He accounted it to him for righteousness.” — Genesis 15:6

You may not know the way, but you can know the One who is leading you. Keep your faith. God is not finished yet.

Pastor Jason