Small Groups are how we live out real, connected community at Victory Church — not just another thing on the calendar.
You cannot become who God created you to be if you don't have others who can speak hard truths into your life — people who help you grow in righteousness, character, and obedience to God. Discipleship was never meant to happen alone.
Scripture is clear that we're all part of one body, each of us an important part of it. Personal relationships in the body of Christ encourage and sharpen us — iron sharpens iron. A Small Group is where that actually happens: not in a crowd on a Sunday, but in a smaller circle of people who know your name and your story.
1 Corinthians 12:27, Proverbs 27:17, Ephesians 1:22-23
Faith was never meant to be private and isolated. From the very beginning of the church, believers gathered in homes, ate together, and grew together — not because it was easy, but because it was necessary. Going further with God almost always means going together with others.
Left on your own, it's easy to drift, to make excuses, or to quietly fade from your faith without anyone noticing. A Small Group is a circle of people who will notice — who will pray for you, celebrate with you, and remind you of truth when you forget it yourself.
These aren't just values we talk about — they're what we ask every Small Group to actually live out.
We all learn through real relationships that are open and honest. A Small Group only works if people are willing to be vulnerable and transparent — speaking the truth in love, with nothing hidden.
A healthy group helps its members stay healthy — encouraging daily time in God's Word and prayer, and genuinely caring about each other's lives, not just a weekly meeting.
We maintain unity by walking in love and forgiveness with one another, believing the best of each other, and honoring the gifts God has given each person in the group.
Each group is built around a shared activity — whether it's Bible study, fitness, food, or something fun in between. Groups are all about building relationships and doing life together, not just checking a box.
Groups run in the fall and spring, with new groups launching each semester — so there's always a good time to jump in, even if you're joining mid-year.
Use the search below to browse groups by day or interest. Click on a group to see more details, then request to join — the group leader will follow up with next steps.
