Victory Hope Centre PodPoint

God told Joshua that the walls of Jericho would fall down when the people shouted. Was it really a shout that brought the walls down? Yes and No. It was a shout but it was also so much more! Listen in and be encouraged because what God did through Israel with the walls of Jericho, He wants to do with you!

When you are faced with a difficult or even impossible situation and don't know what to do, God says " Take your position, stand still and see my salvation" ( see 2Chronicles 20:17). So the key to seeing the victory is to be in position, but not just any position. There is one key position that God requires that will bring about His salvation. What is that position? Listen in and find out.

We can move forward in victory because Jesus has already won the victory. However, there is a responsibility on our part to choose to move forward. Listen in as Ps Tina encourages us to break free from those things in the past that hold us back and embrace the new that God wands to bring into our lives as we choose to move forward.

Jesus came to bring us freedom (Galatians 5:1)! And His resurrection made that freedom a reality. But what kind of freedom did Jesus come to bring us? A freedom that no one could take away! Listen in and be encouraged this Easter Sunday as we look at the freedom that the resurrection offers us and that we are called to walk in.

Jesus performed his first miracle in Cana of Galilee when He turned water into wine. John says that this miracle was a demonstration of His glory. Here's a question: when did the water turn into wine? The answer to that question holds a key to our own breakthrough and transformation. Listen in and be challenged and blessed as we answer that question.

If you've ever watched an umpire make a call in a baseball game (see Col. 3:15 AMP), then you will better understand how the peace of God functions. It is a precious gift that God has given to us to lead us in this journey called life. Listen in and be encouraged and learn how to move forward in peace.