In this special episode titled "Beautiful and Brave," join Teaching Pastor Ines Franklin from Mariner's Church as she honors mothers and their remarkable journey through the lens of biblical wisdom and heartfelt stories. Drawing from timeless scriptures like Ephesians 6:2-3, John 4:7, 1 Peter 3:3-4, Psalm 121:2, Hebrews 13:6, and Proverbs 31:10, Ines weaves together a tapestry of faith, strength, and love that brings encouragement and empowerment to mothers and women alike.

Pastor Garrett Castro teaches part two of Gideon from Judges chapter 6 and provides a couple of points: weakness is a gift, and we must have dependency upon the Lord.

Pastor Rod Collins returns to the book of Judges and dives into chapter 6, leaving us with three take-home points: God will meet you where you are at, God is a name-changing God, and God is a God Who is with you.

Special guest pastor Rev. Dr. Christopher M'kandawire visits Sanctuary Church to inspire us with a message from Job 1:8 and Ephesians 1:15-19 about God's great faith in His people and do great works in His name.

Pastor Matt Higgins explores the connection between King David pursuing a disconnected, broken person named Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel chapter 9 with King Jesus and His pursuit of each of us, despite our own brokenness.

Pastor Rod Collins illustrates why Easter matters through the story of the apostle Peter, how he denied Jesus and yet Jesus still forgave him, and connecting that to our own relationship with Jesus.

Pastor Rod Collins explains why Good Friday is good: the devil's power died, all our sins are forgiven, and we are made right with God.

Pastor Rod Collins shares with us three realities from Palm Sunday: the King who comes is all knowing, fetching a donkey is fulfilling the will of God, and King Jesus is greater than religion and all other options.

Pastor Ron Williams gives the antidote to the problem described in Judges 21 verse 25, where everyone did what they thought was right: we need a new start, a new standard, and a new sovereign.

Pastor Garrett Castro revisits Joshua chapter 24 verses 14 and 15 to deliver a message on his heart to both the believer and unbeliever about following Christ and being spiritual leaders in our homes and our community to defend against the enemy in current culture.