Scott Gaglardi gives an in-depth explanation of the hope we have in Jesus, and how we can bring hope to others.

This episode is the first of a new series revisiting the founding values of Sanctuary Church in 2019.  We'll take a fresh look at each value, and answer some questions to evaluate how we are inculcating each value into our everyday lives.

Alynne Shinness accepts a new role at Sanctuary Church and outlines spiritual and  practical goals in this new season.

Scott Gaglardi, founder and pastor of Sanctuary Church in Chilliwack BC Canada describes how God has ordained a change of leader for the church.

We continue our series through the parables of Jesus.

Hannah continues our Sermon on the Mount looking at Matthew 7:15-23 and highlights Jesus' call to caring for the vulnerable, marginalized, and oppressed. We hope you will be encouraged in your apprenticeship to Jesus with this practical message.

"Prayer is an invitation to come to God's table."  Hannah looked at the Lord's Prayer and invited us to consider some different perspectives on prayer that we might have as well as what might keep us from prayer.  We learned that humility is the antidote to those obstacles and we can come to the table often, always, and in a variety of ways.  We hope you will be encouraged by this message. 

As we continue our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, Matt came to Jesus' teaching on lust and divorce.  He led us through a brilliant examination of the scriptures where we saw God's heart that we not use people for our own gain but instead view everyone as beloved by God and marked with His image, as well as  God's heart to protect and lift up women.

We trust you will be encouraged by this message as you respond to Jesus' invitation to follow Him.

This morning we looked at Matthew 5:21-26 where Jesus teaches us about anger, and the horrible place settled resentment and harboured animosity will take us. We hope this message will encourage you in your walk with Jesus. 

In a world full of darkness, decay, and pain Jesus tells us that we are salt and light.  These statements not only tell us who we are, but they are invitations to join Jesus in His good work of restoring all things, and instructions to guide our posture in the world.  We hope this message will encourage you.