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  I'm sad to hear that these things are being posted. This Church however is an amazing church and personally they have brought me out of a rough situation in my life, and helped me find the right path. You should seriously check out this church you will not regret it.

  Added July 21, 2017 by Alisha Juelke
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  Been here twice and it has been a sweet time of worship. Pastor Dan is a strong Biblical teacher. He also leads powerful hymn worship!

  Added January 16, 2017 by David Abramsky
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  Victory Baptist is a humble local church looking to worship the Lord in heaven for forgiving us of our sins and saving us from the punishment we deserve for our sins (Romans 3:23 and Romans 6:23). Come and join us and know the Victory You can have through the grace and mercy of our Lord Jesus the Christ.

  Added January 16, 2017 by Old Blue Eyes
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  Those are some cute scriptures, but they too contradict themselves. Try these ones.
  
  -Matthew 16:15-17 This has been revealed unto you by my father in Heaven
  - Matthew 20:23 Glory is given by the Father
  - Mark 9:7-9* Mount of transfiguration, “This is my beloved son…” *Matthew 17:5
  - Mark 16:19 Christ sits at the right hand of the Father
  - Luke 2:49 Jesus Christ is about the Fathers business
  - Luke 9:48 He who receiveth me receiveth him who sent me
  - John 6:38-40 Christ to do the will of the Father
  - John 8:17-18 Testimony of two, Christ is first and the Father is second
  - John 8:42 “I came for he that sent me” – Jesus Christ
  - John 12:28-29 The Father speaks to the son
  - John 14:28 The father is greater than I
  - John 15:10 Christ follows the Fathers commandments and abides in his love
  - John 16:7-10 Comforter is sent and Christ ascends to the Father
  - John 20:17 I have not yet ascended to my Father and my God
  - Acts 5:31 God exalted Christ to be a prince
  - Acts 10:38 Christ went about doing good because God was with him and God anointed him
  - Galatians 1:1 Christ was raised up from the dead by the Father
  - Ephesians 3:9 God, who created all things through Christ
  - Ephesians 3:14 Bow to the Father of Christ
  - Philippians 2:5-6 Being in the form of God thought it not robbery to be equal with God
  - Hebrews 5:5 Christ not to glorify himself; God says to Him “Thou art my Son, today have I begotten thee”
  - Hebrews 1:1-2 The Father speaks to us by his son
  - James 1:27 God and the Father
  - 1 Peter 1:3 God and Father of Christ
  - 1 Peter 3:21-22 Christ sits at the right hand of God
  - Revelation 1:5-6 God and his Father
  
  God and Jesus Christ are of equal power but are not the same person. We see this throughout the bible. You must have skipped over this part of the bible?
  
  Christ Praying to the Father
  - Matthew 26:39 Jesus asking for the cup to pass
  - Matthew 27:46 …why hast thou forsaken me…
  - Mark 14:36 Abba…take this cup
  - Luke 6:12 Christ went and prayed to God
  - Luke 23:34 …Father forgive them for they know not what they do
  - John 11:41-42 Raising Lazarus, “Father, I thank Thee that Thou hast heard me.”
  - John 17:3 That they might know the one true God and Jesus Christ whom thou sent
  - John 17:11, 20-26 Intercessory Prayer
  
  Just who might he be talking to? Himself? Ha no. To his Father in Heaven and our father in heaven, and his God and our God.
  
  It does say that Christ visited the spirits after he was crucified but that does not mean he went to hell. How can he go to hell before our day of judgement? Furthermore, how in the world can the only perfect man to ever walk the earth, who is the only begotten son of God, go to hell? Doesn't make much sense.
  
  Also where do you get your authority to be a man of God? Did you go to school? Decide you wanted to have a bible study one day and it lead to you owning a church? How did it happen? Where is your authority to act in gods name?
  
  Authority
  - John 3:27 A man can receive nothing except it be given to him from heaven
  - John 10:1-3 He that enters in by some other way is a thief and a robber
  - Acts 8:12-21 Degrees of Authority; Philip could baptize but apostles had to give gift of HG. Gift of HG given by the laying of hands, power cannot be bought, it is a gift from God
  - Acts 19:1-6 Paul re-baptizes converts of an unauthorized teacher (they had not yet heard of the HG, so Paul knew they had not been baptized by John the Baptist)
  - Acts 19:11-17 I know Jesus and I know Paul but who are ye?
  - Romans 10:14-15 How shall they preach except they be sent
  - 2 Corinthians 10:8 The Lord gives authority
  - Galatians 1:1 Paul an apostle, not of men but of God (He was called of God and appointed)
  - Hebrews 5:4 No man taketh this honor unto himself
  - Hebrews 5:5 Not even Christ was self appointed
  
  You certainly weren't called by God because that requires the same priesthood power that Christ had here on the earth and I know for a fact you don't have that. So let me ask you one question, where do you get off?
  Have a nice day.

  Added November 22, 2016 by Elder Parker
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  Preaches the Word. Very friendly and welcoming. Small but a real worship experience.

  Added September 15, 2016 by Doris Carr