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Dr. David Gibbs, Jr. brings the closing message from our Tuesday morning service of Camp Meeting 2026 at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia. Throughout the morning, we were blessed to hear from several preachers who were called from the floor to share what the Lord had placed upon their hearts. Dr. Gibbs then closed out the service with a message from the Word of God. We pray this message will challenge your heart, strengthen your faith, and encourage you in your walk with the Lord. The Bible says in Romans 10:17, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Thank you for listening to the Victory Baptist Church podcast. We pray the preaching of God’s Word will be a blessing and encouragement to you.

Jeff Alverson brings a message from the Word of God during our Tuesday morning service of Camp Meeting 2026 at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia. Our Camp Meeting morning services were a special time of Bible preaching, with preachers called from the floor to share what the Lord had placed upon their hearts. We’re thankful for each man who stood and faithfully preached the Word of God. We pray this message will encourage your heart, strengthen your faith, and challenge you to continue faithfully walking with the Lord. The Bible says in Romans 10:17, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Thank you for listening to the Victory Baptist Church podcast. We pray this message will be a blessing and encouragement to you.

Jon Alverson brings a message from the Word of God during our Tuesday morning service of Camp Meeting 2026 at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia. Our Camp Meeting morning services were a special time, with preachers called from the floor to share what the Lord had placed upon their hearts. We’re thankful for each man who answered the call to preach and faithfully opened the Word of God. We pray this message will encourage your heart, strengthen your faith, and challenge you in your walk with the Lord. The Bible says in Romans 10:17, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Thank you for listening to the Victory Baptist Church podcast. We pray the preaching of God’s Word will be a blessing to you.

Dr. David Gibbs, Jr. brings the second and final message from our Monday evening service of Camp Meeting 2026 at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia. Monday night was a special evening of Bible preaching, with Evangelist Lou Rossi, Jr. bringing the first message, followed by Dr. Gibbs closing out the service with a message from the Word of God. Camp Meeting is a special time of spiritual renewal, encouragement, fellowship, and powerful Bible preaching. We pray this message will challenge your heart, strengthen your faith, and draw you into a closer walk with the Lord. The Bible says in Romans 10:17, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Thank you for listening to the Victory Baptist Church podcast. We pray the preaching of God’s Word will be a blessing and encouragement to you.

Lou Rossi, Jr. Preaching | Camp Meeting 2026 – Monday PM Evangelist Lou Rossi, Jr. brings another powerful message from the Word of God during our Monday evening service of Camp Meeting 2026 at Victory Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia. Monday night was a special evening of preaching, with two men of God bringing messages from the Bible. In this first message of the evening, Brother Rossi challenges and encourages us through the timeless truths of God’s Word. Camp Meeting is a special time of spiritual renewal, encouragement, and a fresh challenge from the Word of God. We pray this message will strengthen your faith, stir your heart, and draw you into a closer walk with the Lord. Thank you for listening to the Victory Baptist Church podcast, and we pray the preaching of God’s Word will be a blessing to you.

Camp Meeting Sunday Evening Service – June 21, 2026 PMPreaching: Evangelist Lou Rossi, Jr.

Camp Meeting Sunday Morning Service – June 21, 2026 AM (Father’s Day)Preaching: Evangelist Lou Rossi, Jr.

Wednesday Night Bible Study – June 17, 2026Text: Job 7:1–8Pastor: Dr. Ernest Groce

Sunday Evening Service – June 14, 2026 PMSpecial Missionary ServiceGuest Speaker: Missionary Brandyn Knight

Sunday Morning Service – June 14, 2026 AMText: Hebrews 10:23–26Title: Not ForsakingPreaching: Dr. Ernest Groce

Wednesday Night Bible Study – June 10, 2026Text: Job 7:1–4, 15–16Pastor: Dr. Ernest Groce

Sunday Evening Service – June 7, 2026 PMText: Luke 12:16–21Title: The Principle of Possessions – Part 2Preaching: Dr. Ernest GroceJoin us this Sunday evening as Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce continues his message from Luke 12:16–21 in “The Principle of Possessions – Part 2.” As we return to the parable of the rich fool, we will take a deeper look at the priorities of the heart and the eternal truths Jesus taught concerning wealth, stewardship, and our responsibility before God.The rich man believed that larger barns and greater possessions would bring peace, security, and satisfaction. Yet he failed to recognize that life is fragile, eternity is certain, and everything we possess has been entrusted to us by God. Christ's warning reminds us that the greatest tragedy is not dying with little, but living without being rich toward God.As believers, we are called to be faithful stewards of the blessings God has given us, using them to glorify Him and invest in things that will last forever. When our hearts are fixed on eternity, our possessions become tools for God's kingdom rather than treasures that control our lives.This message will explore:• The biblical purpose of wealth and possessions• What it means to be a faithful steward of God's blessings• How to invest in treasures that last for eternity• Guarding our hearts against materialism and selfish ambition• Living a life that honors God with everything He has entrusted to usCome join us as we continue this practical study from God's Word and discover how to handle earthly possessions with an eternal perspective, becoming faithful stewards who are truly rich toward God.

Sunday Morning Service – June 7, 2026 AMText: Luke 12:16–21Title: The Principle of PossessionsPreaching: Dr. Ernest GroceJoin us this Sunday morning as Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce brings a message from Luke 12:16–21 entitled, “The Principle of Possessions.” In this well-known parable, Jesus tells of a rich man whose land brought forth abundantly. Faced with an overflowing harvest, the man decided to tear down his barns and build greater ones so he could store his goods and enjoy a life of ease.Yet while the man was rich in earthly possessions, he was poor toward God. His focus was entirely on what he had accumulated rather than on the One who had blessed him. That very night, his life was required of him, and all that he had gathered was left behind.This passage reminds us that possessions are not sinful, but they become dangerous when they possess us. Jesus teaches that life does not consist in the abundance of things we own, but in our relationship with God and our faithfulness to His purposes.This message will explore:• The difference between owning possessions and being owned by them• The danger of trusting in material wealth for security• Why earthly treasures are temporary and uncertain• The importance of being rich toward God• How to maintain an eternal perspective in a material worldCome join us as we study this powerful parable and learn biblical principles for handling possessions in a way that honors God and prepares us for eternity.

Wednesday Night Bible Study – June 3, 2026Text: Job 6:11–15Pastor: Dr. Ernest GroceJoin us this Wednesday evening as Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce continues our study through the book of Job, focusing on Job 6:11–15. In these verses, Job questions how much longer he can endure his suffering and expresses disappointment in the lack of support he has received from his friends. Instead of finding comfort and encouragement, Job feels abandoned in his time of greatest need.This passage highlights the importance of compassion toward those who are hurting. While Job's friends believed they were helping, their words often added to his pain rather than easing his burden. Job's honest response reminds us that people facing trials need understanding, grace, and godly encouragement.At the same time, these verses reveal the limitations of human support and point us to the faithfulness of God. Even when others fail us, the Lord remains a constant source of strength, comfort, and hope.This study will explore:The reality of physical and emotional exhaustionThe importance of compassion toward those who are sufferingHow well-meaning people can sometimes fail to encourage the hurtingThe faithfulness of God when human support falls shortFinding strength and hope in the Lord during difficult seasonsCome join us as we continue our journey through the book of Job and discover valuable lessons about suffering, friendship, compassion, and the sustaining grace of God.

Sunday Evening Service – May 31, 2026 PMText: Mark 6:1–6Title: The Tragedy of UnbeliefPreaching: Dr. Ernest GroceJoin us this Sunday evening as Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce brings a message from Mark 6:1–6 entitled, “The Tragedy of Unbelief.” In this passage, Jesus returns to His hometown of Nazareth, where those who knew Him best refused to believe in Him. Rather than receiving Him as the Son of God, they became offended at Him and allowed their familiarity with Him to become a stumbling block to faith.The people of Nazareth had every opportunity to trust Christ. They had heard His wisdom, witnessed His power, and knew of His mighty works. Yet their hearts remained closed. As a result, they missed the blessings that faith would have brought into their lives.This passage reminds us that unbelief is not merely a lack of information—it is a condition of the heart. The tragedy of Nazareth is that those who knew Jesus best were among those least willing to trust Him.This message will explore:• Why the hardest people to reach are often those who know us best• How familiarity with Christ can become a barrier to faith• Why Jesus never forces Himself upon those who reject Him• How unbelief can limit what God desires to do in our lives• The danger of being offended by God's truth instead of receiving it by faithCome join us as we examine this sobering passage and are challenged to respond to Christ with faith, humility, and obedience rather than skepticism and unbelief. Through this account, we are reminded that God's greatest works are often experienced by those who simply trust Him.