Sanctus Church Audio Sermons

Today, Lucas Prado talks about a time when Jesus shared not only a meal with the lost sinners of his time but also parables about lostness and discovery. Through them, Jesus tells us that even though we are surrounded by loss and immersed in lostness, His love offers a path of repentance and a joyous homecoming.

In a quiet nighttime conversation with Nicodemus, Jesus shares some Earth-shattering truths. Hear what He has to say about the difference between traditional religion and the real regeneration and relationship possible with and through the Son of Man.

This week we start a new series reflecting on how we can be encouraged to gather each week as a Jesus people. As we do so, we seek a fresh vision around the need for and power of hospitality by examining meals that Jesus shared with others.

Pastor Sam and Pastor Jon take some time to talk about what rebuilding and regrouping really look like on the ground in the coming year. In a post-pandemic world, so much is up in the air. What will the church look like in this new digital-physical space? Though we don’t have all the answers, there are some key steps to move forward as a church in this new world.

Why does Sanctus Church exist? Why do all that we do? We need to be vividly reminded of Jesus's direction for us as we consider what we are and what we want our future to still look like.

The time between resurrection is full of questions, transitions, hope, rebuilding and redefinition. Sound familiar? Join us as we begin a 3-week vision mini-series on what's next for us as a local church.

How does Jesus respond when we doubt Him, walk away, or completely abandon Him? Walk with us through John 21, where we see Jesus "reconstruct" Peter for commission and ministry.

Conspiracy theories abound about Jesus' death and resurrection. Was the idea of physical resurrection borrowed from other myths? Maybe Jesus was only in a coma? Maybe someone stole the body, or it was the wrong tomb, or the authors just made the whole thing up. Join us as Pastor Jon analyzes and debunks each theory.

Can a rational, intellectual, and logical person really believe the fundamental claims of the Christian faith? Did Jesus exist, did Jesus really die, and did He really rise from the dead? Does anyone else beyond the Bible talk about this? Can it be proven? And even if it's true ...is it helpful?

Loss and fear are real experiences that can either sidetrack or move us closer in faith. How did Jesus' followers move from this to hope on the first Easter?

Using the story of the crowd calling to stone the adulterous woman in John 7, Pastor Jon outlines 4 wrong turns that — if taken — will land you in the wrong place.

Date: March 6 2022 Speaker: Jon Thompson

Theories abound as to what the mark of the beast could be. Is it connected to microchips? The UN? Vaccines? Something else? In studying Revelation 13 within the context of what we’ve learned about the rest of the book, we learn that it’s something quite different.

Pastor Jon discusses spiritual conflict in Revelation 12: as things are hard and complicated, the real questions being worked out are: Who owns you? Who is your god? Whose focus will you continue to have? Why is the world the way it is? Why is it so hard to be a Christian?

The Wisemen

Jesus presented in the temple

Angels, Shepherds, Light and Darkness