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Victory Weekend Victory Weekend is about having a good clean party. Our goal is to spread a Christ-centered message.

Our mission is to reach our community and beyond with a practical Christ centered message of purpose through motor sports related outreach and entertainment. Victory Weekend Ministries, a division of Steve Wingfield Evangelistic Association, is committed to serve side by side in conjunction with motor sports sanctioning body’s (i.e., NASCAR, NHRA, etc.), like outreach organizations, local civic and church groups and communities. We provide positive, fan and family friendly events that include concerts, driver and fan interaction, hospitality and other opportunities that are geared to meet people right where they may be in life. We are not formally affiliated with any particular church denomination but rather simply seek to follow the calling to love God and people. It’s been our experience that successful outreach is centered in being relevant to real life and providing a place where people can be themselves while interacting with the media and message. Victory Weekend exist and is financed through tax deductible contributions from like hearted individuals, organizations and the communities we serve.

10/10/2026

We are on the field of battle under the banner of Jesus Christ. I’m not
working just to get a paycheck. Whatever I do, I do for the Lord. He gave me
this new life. It belongs to Him. I want to represent Him well in everything
I do, wherever I go, and with whomever I’m relating to. I want to blow the
trumpet long and loud for my Redeemer.

His master replied, “Well done, good and faithful servant!”
—Matthew 25:21

10/09/2026

Passion leads to growth and excellence. That intense, compelling
commitment to something leads us to strive to give it everything we’ve got
and then strive even more to increase what we have to offer. Passion is that
drive to give something the very best, the full force of who we are and what
we have; and the natural outcome is personal growth.

Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord.
—Romans 12:11

10/08/2026

Passion influences. Passion energizes. Passion encourages. Passion
spreads. It can be caught, like a virus. Passion is essential because without
it, discouragement, exhaustion, and frustration set in. Not only for the team
or organization, but for the leader, too. In contrast, people who dig in with
passion lead, even if they do not have the title or position of leader. The
passionate motivate and energize.

My goal is that they may be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they
may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know
the mystery of God, namely Christ.
—Colossians 2:2

10/07/2026

It is our great thanks to God the Father that fires our passion to live as
His holy people. Isaiah 9:7 (NLT), within a prophecy about Christ, includes
the assurance that “the passionate commitment” of the Lord will make
everything happen. God is passionately committed to redeeming His world.
He is committed to bringing us out of an empty life and giving us a full life,
and He paid an exorbitant price to do so (1 Peter 1:18–19). Just as Colossians
3 speaks of “clothing” ourselves with the new character God has given His
people, Isaiah speaks of God clothing Himself, wrapping Himself in a cloak
of divine passion (Isaiah 59:17 NLT).

See what great love the Father has lavished on us…
—1 John 3:1

10/06/2026

Colossians 3 gives us a stark contrast between the old life and the
new, sinful passions and godly passions, the earthly and the heavenly. We
don’t have to read Colossians 3 to know where sinful, earthly passions take
a person. We can see it in the world around us: immorality, greed, malice,
deceit, cheating, and selfishness. The sinful passions of this world lead to
such behavior and even worse, like murder. While many people would never
murder another person, how many have attacked, with intent to kill, another
person’s reputation or status?

Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above,
where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God.
—Colossians 3:1

10/05/2026

My friend, today take time to imagine what your life would be like
without God’s guidance, strength, and presence. We get caught up in “life”
happening, and we take much for granted—until those things are lost to us.
Then we discover that we can live without our possessions; yes, we even can
live without our loved ones, although that is a far greater and more painful
journey. But I can never live without Christ.

Earth has nothing I desire besides you.
—Psalm 73:25

10/04/2026

I am a competitive person, and people know that. I like to celebrate
and enjoy. If you know me, you know when I take on a project, I’m all in.
The word “passion” often has sexual connotations, but we are now focusing
on the more general definition of living life or pursuing a goal or leading
an organization to the full. Passionate living is what Jesus was referring to
in John 10:10, when He said He came to give us life in all its fullness, life
abundant and rich and satisfying. That’s living with passion for life.

So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.
—1 Corinthians 10:31

10/03/2026

Don’t let the deceiver, the enemy of your soul, convince you that God’s
laws of sowing and reaping can be circumvented or prevented. We will reap
according to what we sow. If what we sow is dishonesty, a lack of forgiveness,
no accountability, insincerity, and selfishness, then we can fully expect those
seeds we have scattered will grow into a harvest we’ll have to deal with in the
people we lead. Such seeds scatter and sprout quickly. On the other hand, so
do seeds of honesty, forgiveness, accountability, sincerity, and kindness (to
name a few examples).

Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.
—Galatians 6:7

10/02/2026

Taking ownership also means that we are accountable for those times
we mess up. As the wisdom of Proverbs says, attempting to find excuses or
blame others for our missteps is taking a path that will not prosper me.

Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper, but the one who confesses and
renounces them finds mercy.
—Proverbs 28:13

10/01/2026

Yes, there are days when our hands are tired and our knees are
weak. Our minds are frazzled and our hearts are discouraged. Where do our
thoughts go then? The enemy will attempt to take advantage of every crack
in our city walls. God, in his unfailing love, has provided for us in His plan.
David knew it. He wrote his gratitude into many of the psalms. Psalm 31
includes today’s verse and other lines about the great goodness the Lord has
for those who come to Him for help and protection.

Praise the LORD, for he has shown me the wonders of his unfailing love. He kept
me safe when my city was under attack.
—Psalm 31:21 (NLT)

Address

4153 Quarles Court
Harrisonburg, VA
22801

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

(540) 433-0769

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