Victory Fort Bonifacio

In 1984, most of our first few church leaders were university students. Many of them had never visited another country. Some had never been off the island of Luzon, where Metro Manila is located. Few had ever even seen a passport, much less possessed one. It was an unlikely group to launch a worldwide church-planting movement!Yet, they started learning what it meant to follow Christ by laying their hands on an old National Geographic map and interceding for the nations one by one. Pastor Steve Murrell also empowered them that a Bible and a passport were all they needed to answer God's call to make disciples of all nations.From those humble beginnings, the gospel has been planted in 82 nations-yet still, we continue to reach for more. And since then, Psalm 2:8 has always been our prayer:"Ask of me, and I will make the nations your inheritance, the ends of the earth your possession."

In 1984, most of our first few church leaders were university students. Many of them had never visited another country. Some had never been off the island of Luzon, where Metro Manila is located. Few had ever even seen a passport, much less possessed one. It was an unlikely group to launch a worldwide church-planting movement!Yet, they started learning what it meant to follow Christ by laying their hands on an old National Geographic map and interceding for the nations one by one. Pastor Steve Murrell also empowered them that a Bible and a passport were all they needed to answer God's call to make disciples of all nations.From those humble beginnings, the gospel has been planted in 82 nations-yet still, we continue to reach for more. And since then, Psalm 2:8 has always been our prayer:"Ask of me, and I will make the nations your inheritance, the ends of the earth your possession."

In 1984, most of our first few church leaders were university students. Many of them had never visited another country. Some had never been off the island of Luzon, where Metro Manila is located. Few had ever even seen a passport, much less possessed one. It was an unlikely group to launch a worldwide church-planting movement!Yet, they started learning what it meant to follow Christ by laying their hands on an old National Geographic map and interceding for the nations one by one. Pastor Steve Murrell also empowered them that a Bible and a passport were all they needed to answer God's call to make disciples of all nations.From those humble beginnings, the gospel has been planted in 82 nations-yet still, we continue to reach for more. And since then, Psalm 2:8 has always been our prayer:"Ask of me, and I will make the nations your inheritance, the ends of the earth your possession."

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.In the next three weeks, may we capture God’s heart through this series and be empowered to proclaim and demonstrate His love in every city.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.In the next three weeks, may we capture God’s heart through this series and be empowered to proclaim and demonstrate His love in every city.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.In the next three weeks, may we capture God’s heart through this series and be empowered to proclaim and demonstrate His love in every city.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.In the next three weeks, may we capture God’s heart through this series and be empowered to proclaim and demonstrate His love in every city.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.In the next three weeks, may we capture God’s heart through this series and be empowered to proclaim and demonstrate His love in every city.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.In the next three weeks, may we capture God’s heart through this series and be empowered to proclaim and demonstrate His love in every city.

God’s heart always goes out to the new generation. And as a church, God calls us to raise them according to His word.God never hesitated to put young people at the center of His purpose, regardless of cultural norms and preferences. Without hesitation, God has used young people throughout church history to participate in His mission.May we see every new generation the way God sees them: as the greatest untapped mission force—bringers of Christ’s hope in our broken world.Over the next four weeks, let us look more deeply into God’s calling for us to prepare, empower, and remind the new generation of their purpose and identity in God.