COME AND SEE

At Victory, we want to go all out to be authentic in our connections and interactions, and to create the most welcoming environment we can. We know that we are far from perfect, but we've experienced real life-change from wholeheartedly trusting in and following Jesus, and allowing Him to transform our lives. And we want the same thing for you and anyone that you may be thinking about inviting to Victory!

We say it this way - "Come and See." These are the exact words used in scripture when Jesus gained His very first followers in John 1. In John 1:39, Jesus says "Come and see" when Philip and Andrew ask Him where He is staying. We see the exact same invitation in John 1:46, when Nathanael questions who Jesus is. At Victory, it's come as you are. We don't expect you to change anything about yourself before coming to Victory. We just want you to simply "Come and See."

And for those of us who have experience that life-changing love of Jesus, by following Him, we're called to share Him with others. In fact, one of our values here is Invest and Invite. We want you to invest your life into the life of others and invite them to church.

Look, we get it. Inviting someone to church can feel uncomfortable or awkward. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

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WAYS TO INVITE

Invest and Invite. Don't ever underestimate the power of an invitation. Sometimes all it takes is a simple invite to build a meaningful relationship and jumpstart someone’s spiritual journey. We get that inviting someone to church may feel like a challenge, but it doesn't have to! Below we've included ways to help you invite others to Victory with you.

Watch this video about who to invite, and how.
Casually ask a friend, family member, neighbor or colleague to join you at our Franklin Campus location or to watch with you online through Victory Everywhere.
Host a watch party or invite someone over social media using one of our sharable invites at the bottom of this page.
Text a friend and invite them to next Sunday's service.
Share the Victory Everywhere livestream link on your social media pages.

HAVING THE CONVERSATION

To invest and invite, you have to help other see what Jesus is offering. Simply put "Come and See." But maybe you're not sure what to say, or how to even start that conversation? Maybe you're afraid they'll ask a question that you won't be able to answer?

But, guess what? You don't have to be perfect. Just be real. Just be yourself. Your faith and your story will speak volumes when it comes time. Let God do the rest.

Just get them talking. Tell them your story and get to know theirs as well! It's amazing what God can do in this moment and where He will lead your conversation. Try to say something like this:

"Hey, do you have a church? I'd love for you to join me at Victory!" (Or, join me on my watch party!)
"Would you like to attend church with me? I attend Victory and our gathering happen at [insert gathering times]. You pick the time that works best for you and we can go together!"
"My church has great music and relevant messages each and every week. If you would like to check it out in person let me know, or here's the link to our livestream. You can watch it from home to see how you like it!"
"I'd love you tell you sometime what God has done in my life. Attending Victory has changed my life, and I'd love to share my story with you."

BUT WHAT IF THEY SAY "NO"?

At some point, we're going to get turned down, but that is okay! You've started a conversation. You've started a connection. You've let someone know that you care. Now, allow God to work in their life. Don't get discouraged. Continue to pray for them and try again later.

SHAREABLE INVITES

Press and hold one of our shareable invite images below to save it to your phone. If you're on desktop, right-click and save the image. Share the invitation with a personal message to a friend via text, email, or on social media.

You could say something like, "I really think you would enjoy my church. Would you be interested in coming with me this Sunday?"