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Welcome to the Sanctuary Church Podcast! We’re a Jesus-loving community in Yucaipa, California, sharing weekly messages full of hope and truth. Our heart is to help people find Jesus, follow Him, and share His love. Learn more at sanctuarychurch.com.
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Pastor Rod Collins kicks off the Christmas season by reminding us through Scripture that the miracle of Christmas begins with a God who comes down—stepping into our world in human form to live among us. He walks us through the breathtaking truth that Jesus not only understands our struggles, pain, and humanity, but came to rescue us from sin and restore us into relationship with Himself. We are called to enter this season with fresh hope, believing that the God who came near is still with us, still saving, and still transforming our lives today.
This service celebrates heartfelt gratitude as several voices share how God has worked through family, faith, and the steady hope found in His Word. Through personal stories, moments of joy and sorrow, and reflections grounded in Scripture, the church is reminded of God’s faithfulness in every season. We are encouraged to live thankfully each day, recognizing God’s goodness in both the ordinary moments and the extraordinary grace He pours into our lives.
Pastor Rod Collins leads us through Ephesians 4:29–5:1 with a bold call to throw off the old life and step fully into the new one God has created for us. He unpacks Paul’s challenge to abandon corrupt speech, anger, bitterness, dishonesty, and selfishness, and to replace them with truthfulness, grace-filled words, generosity, forgiveness, and a heart tender toward God. We are urged to live as imitators of God—not perfectly, but powerfully—trusting the Holy Spirit to renew our minds and shape every part of our lives so Christ is clearly seen in us.
Pastor Rod Collins takes us into Ephesians 4:25–32 with a vivid and practical call to “put off” the old life and “put on” the new life Jesus has given us. Through powerful illustrations—including the striking image of ripping off old garments—he shows how truthfulness, Spirit-controlled anger, generosity, uplifting speech, and forgiveness all flow from a renewed mind anchored in God’s Word. We are challenged to choose this new life daily, trusting the Holy Spirit to replace bitterness and brokenness with freedom, kindness, and Christlike love.
Pastor Jim Willard unpacks Ephesians 4:25–32 with a heartfelt call to live honestly, love deeply, and reflect the character of Christ in everyday life. Through practical teaching and vivid illustrations, he reminds us that spiritual growth isn’t about rules but about becoming more like Jesus—allowing the Holy Spirit to chip away anything that doesn’t look like Him. We are challenged to live with integrity, speak words that build up, and forgive as freely as we’ve been forgiven.
Pastor Matt Higgins opens Ephesians 4:17–24 with a powerful reminder that life in Christ means leaving behind the old self and embracing true transformation. Drawing on vivid imagery and heartfelt teaching, he shows how God renews our minds and reshapes our hearts through the Spirit, making us new from the inside out. We are called to walk in this new identity every day, clothed in righteousness and fueled by the love of Jesus.
Pastor Danny Ray Thompson shares from Ephesians 4:1–16, inviting us to consider what it truly means to walk in a manner worthy of our calling. He gently reminds us that unity in the church grows out of humility, patience, and a heart willing to bear with others in love. The message encourages us to find our place in God’s family, to grow together in grace, and to let His Spirit shape us into one body, joined and built up in love.
Pastor Garrett Castro opens 1 Corinthians 16:13–14 with a stirring charge for believers to stand firm, be brave, and let everything be done in love. He reminds the church that while spiritual opposition is real—both externally and within—God has fully equipped His people with the armor of His Word and the power of His Spirit. We are called to live courageously and compassionately, holding fast to truth and love even in the darkest of days.
Pastor Rod Collins shares from Ephesians 3:14–21, where Paul bows in humble prayer, asking that believers be strengthened within and grounded in the immeasurable love of Christ. Through this sacred passage, we’re reminded that true faith grows from intimacy with God—allowing His presence to dwell deeply in our hearts. We’re invited to rest in the truth that His power at work in us is greater than anything we could ever dream.
Pastor Rod Collins opens Ephesians 3:1–9 with a powerful look at how God shapes our place in His greater purpose. From Paul’s prison cell, we see that even chains can’t stop the gospel—God uses every circumstance to reveal His grace and advance His plan. We are called to live with that same confidence, trusting that God can turn our limitations into opportunities for His glory.
Pastor Rod Collins takes us through Ephesians 2:11–22, showing how Jesus tears down walls of division and creates one new people in Him. We see how Christ brings near those once far away, making outsiders into members of God’s family. The message calls us to live boldly in unity, free from hostility, and confident in the peace of His kingdom.
Pastor Rod Collins dives into Ephesians 2:1–10, celebrating the life-changing power of God’s grace that lifts us out of darkness and into new life. Paul’s words pulse with the hope of salvation—a gift overflowing with freedom and joy. We are charged to live as God’s masterpiece, shining His goodness through every step we take.
Pastor Rod Collins continues our journey through Ephesians with a powerful message from Ephesians 1:15–23, highlighting Paul’s prayer for wisdom and revelation. He reminds us that the same power that raised Christ from the dead is at work in us today. This sermon encourages us to walk with confidence, knowing the immeasurable greatness of God’s power and the hope of our calling in Him.
Pastor Rod Collins continues our series in the Book of Ephesians by walking through Ephesians 1:1–14, where Paul reminds us of every spiritual blessing we have in Christ. He shows how God’s grace calls us into unity, holiness, and hope, shaping the way we live today. This message invites us to stand firm in our identity in Christ and to rejoice in the power of His redeeming love.
Pastor Rod Collins kicks off a new series in the Book of Ephesians by unpacking how our true identity is not found in careers, relationships, or culture, but in who God says we are. Walking through the opening verses of Ephesians, he highlights ten identity-shaping truths that anchor us as chosen, forgiven, and blessed in Christ. This powerful reminder helps us move beyond labels and circumstances to live out the calling of being set apart and faithful in Jesus.
Pastor Ron Williams shares a heartfelt message on God’s providence, the hope we have in Christ, and the gift of peace through reconciliation with Him. Drawing from Romans 5, he reminds us that suffering shapes endurance, endurance builds character, and character gives way to a living hope anchored in Jesus. With warmth, humor, and honesty, Pastor Ron encourages us to sharpen our focus on Christ and live boldly as peacemakers in a troubled world.
Pastor Rod Collins concludes the book of Colossians with a powerful message titled God’s Dream Team. Highlighting real people from Paul’s closing words, he shows how servants, transformed lives, comeback stories, encouragers, and faithful workers all play a role in God’s mission. This inspiring message reminds us that no matter our past, we are called to serve, encourage, and fulfill the ministry God has entrusted to us.
Pastor Rod Collins challenges us to live out “Your Walk in Your Talk” by devoting ourselves to prayer, walking in wisdom, and speaking with grace. Drawing from Colossians 4:2-6, he urges us to make prayer a lifestyle, view life’s moments as God-given opportunities, and ensure our words are both gracious and truth-filled. This message is a practical call to align our actions and speech so that every encounter reflects Christ’s love and invites others closer to Him.
This year's YTH Takeover service was full of energy, truth, and transformation as Pastors Nate Peister, Ryan Cook, and Mike Phillips shared powerful messages straight from the heart of our next generation. From Catalina testimonies to Wednesday night worship, our youth are rising up with boldness and purpose. Get ready to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that faith isn’t just for the future—it’s alive and thriving right now.
Pastor Jim Willard delivers a heartfelt and Spirit-led message that encourages us to engage deeply with God’s Word every day. With stories from scripture and real life, he reminds us that God alone defines who we are and guides our steps. From powerful Old Testament moments to practical truths for today, this message inspires us to pursue a daily relationship with Christ.
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