The Sanctuary Church Podcast

Guest Pastor Steven Miller from Rosedale Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland joins us today to talk about the goodness of God, even in the midst of chaos in the world. His teaching is from Ephesians chapter 3, versus 14 through 21, ESV version.

Pastor Rod Collins begins a new study of the book of Philippians by expounding chapter 1, versus 1 through 7.

Pastor Rod Collins teaches from Revelation 2, versus 1 through 5, where Jesus tells the church of Ephesus that they lost that lovin' feelin' (before the Righteous Brothers could popularize the phrase).

Pastor Rod Collins teaches from Revelation chapter 3 where Jesus tells the church that He opens and closes doors to help direct us in the ways we should go.

Pastor Rod Collins dives into what makes a church awesome, with a teaching from Acts 2:42-47.

Join us as we celebrate Mother's everywhere with a special Mother's Day message from author and speaker Heather Avis.

Pastor Rod Collins delivers a message from Mark 4 and James 1 about storms in our lives and how they are inescapable, but are designed by God for our good and He will be with us and sustain us through them.

Pastor Rod speaks on what options we have as believers when facing the unknown.

Pastor Rod speaks on how God sends His followers to shine His light in the darkness and how He does some of His best work in the darkness.

Pastor Ron Williams gives a new version of the Easter Sunrise message in this time of isolation across the world from COVID-19.

Pastor Rod Collins delivers the Easter message and unpacks how the resurrection of Jesus Christ empowers us to live a hope filled life.

Youth leader Andrew Hernandez tells the Good Friday story in a powerful way this year and gives great reason to believe on Jesus Christ for your salvation.

Pastor Rod Collins speaks on why God shakes things up in our lives, some traits of a shaken person, and ways to become unshakable.

Pastor Rod Collins delivers another message in the series What to Do In Times of Crisis with a connection to the passage of Moses leading the Israelites into uncharted territory in Numbers 13.

Pastor Rod Collins begins a series called "What to Do In Times of Crisis" with a message titled "Fear Not, Stand Firm, Expect God", in which he relates the COVID-19 situation of today with Exodus 14:10-15, where the children of Israel were terrified of Pharaoh's army, but Moses reassured them of God's deliverance.

Pastor Rod Collins speaks on the currently troubling issue of COVID-19 and aims to relieve some worries with medical facts and scriptures of God's comfort in desperate times.

Pastor Ron Williams relates some personal stories with Joshua 9, verses 22-27, where the Gibeonites sought mercy from Joshua.

Pastor Steve Mason delivers a message from John 6 about the ways the gospel offends people and what we should do avoid it.

Pastor Rod Collins concludes the book of Joshua by doing a bit of review and then talks about the progression of sin and the consequences that come from lusting after things such as Achan did in Joshua chapter 7.

Pastor Rod Collins teaches from Joshua chapter 6 about the story of Jericho and God's plan for the impossibility that Joshua faced to conquer the city.

Pastor Rod Collins goes through the book of Joshua, chapters 3 and 4, giving illustrations and applications of how the Hebrews crossed the Jordan River, and what they did to commemorate the experience.

Interim Youth Pastor Justin Herman shares about the wisdom of listening from Joshua chapter 7 and the failure of Joshua because he did not stop to listen to God.

Pastor Ron Williams shares some stories in conjunction with Joshua chapter 5, in which the passage from verses 8 through 15 describe something, or someone, more obvious than was recorded.

Pastor Rod Collins recaps Joshua chapter 1 and gives three ways to help us keep going when bad things happen and haunt our past.

Pastor Rod Collins preaches from the book of Joshua, chapter 2, about the story of Rahab the harlot, and how God can find and use anybody to do great things, regardless of our past sins and failures.