
Midtown Campus
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 276 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

We’re all looking for a people to belong to, and a place to belong. And, though belonging and having a safe place to call home is an important and beautiful part of life, it points us toward an even deeper longing: our need for an eternal home. But i... more
In this life, there are endless opportunities for offense and anger. Hurting people hurt people, and it can be easier to try and protect ourselves from this hurt rather than engage it from a place of love. However, when we understand our place in Chr... more
Popular culture tells us that being served is the ultimate signal of honor. The higher we climb on the social ladder, the more we subconsciously seek to be served. But the King of Heaven turned that culture dynamic on it’s head. From washing the feet... more
We were made to worship—but we each get to choose who or what we deem worthy of our attention. The list of options is endless; whether it's money, sex, sports, or family, there are countless things battling for our affections. In each of our souls, t... more
Some things in our lives feel too far gone. For some, it’s a dream you’ve buried, a relationship you’ve given up on, or maybe it’s the heartbreaking loss of loved one. Navigating loss—and the grief that follows—is never easy. In this sermon, we look ... more
At first glance, faith and grief may seem like opposites. When life doesn’t go the way we plan, we can either be swallowed up by our emotions or refuse to feel them at all. But what if there was a third option? Whether we try to muscle through our di... more
One thing we can always rely on—we have a God who speaks! Notifications, updates, news, rumors, and voices claiming wisdom can capture our attention, but above all the noise, there is a Good Shepherd who wants to walk with us through this life. From ... more
We were all born into sin, blind to our need for a Savior. In this sermon, we unpack Jesus' encounter with a man who had been blind from birth. Just as that man received his sight, encountering Jesus and accepting His gift of salvation allows us to s... more
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This show centers on faith-driven talks delivered across multiple campus locations, with a strong emphasis on biblical teaching, personal transformation, and practical Christianity in daily life. Episodes frequently explore topics like discipleship, spiritual disciplines, grace, and evangelism, often weaving personal anecdotes with scripture to encourage listeners to live out their beliefs, engage their communities, and pursue mission-focused living. A notable pattern is the blend of biblical exposition with actionable challenges—summons to share faith, serve others, and stay rooted in Scripture. The format tends to feature sermons and reflections from church leaders and campus pastors, creating a cohesive faith-forward resource for believe... more
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Recent guests on Victory Midtown include:
1. Dion James
2. Vance Smith
3. Mike and Johnna McGill
4. Pastor Darius
5. Curtis Neal
6. Tiana Neal
7. Pastor James Meeks
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