Pastor Rod Collins teaches from Romans 1 verses 18 through 27 about how people reject and worship things other than God, even though creation reveals Him, which causes Him to give them up to their sinful desires.

Pastor Rod Collins finishes Romans chapter 1 by explaining a few reasons why people do not accept the Gospel, and also a few reasons why we are not ashamed of the Gospel.

Pastor Rod Collins continues in the book of Romans, teaching from chapter 1, verses 8 through 17, and giving several ways we can serve God such as by having a personal relationship with Him, being thankful, prayerful, worshipful, and submissive, and with a holy obligation.

Pastor Rod Collins returns from study break and begins a new series that will go through the book of Romans, starting with chapter 1, verses 1 through 7, where Paul greets the people of God who are in Rome.

Children's Pastor Andrew Banes speaks today about several reasons why serving in kids ministry is so significant and rewarding, and then invites some volunteers to share their experiences.

Guest speaker and church member Garrett Castro opens and shares the word from Luke chapter 4, verses 16 through 21, which describes Jesus' public declaration of His mission to heal us and forgive our sins, and then reminds the church to be Jesus' hands and feet and share Him with the poor and brokenhearted.

Guest Pastor Trey Futral dives into the occasionally misunderstood passage of Luke 11:9-13, then explains what the good news is of asking, seeking, and knocking for God.

Pastor Ron Williams shares an old message about David the giant slayer from 1 Samuel chapter 17, verses 32 through 51, hitting on the points of David's courage, confidence, cause, and conquest.

Pastor Jim Willard brings us back to the beginning with a message from the first chapter of Genesis to explain how, even though sin is rampant now, we were all made in God's image, and His creation was very good.

Guest Pastor Randy Rodden begins Summer at Sanctuary with a message from Matthew 11:28-30, where he teaches that Jesus invites us to live a life without lack by coming to Him, taking up His yoke, and learning from Him.