Sanctuary Church is stepping into a miraculous new chapter with the launch of a new campus, a testament to God’s provision and faithfulness. This special service reflects on the journey that led to this moment, the unity of our church family, and the exciting opportunities ahead. Be inspired by powerful messages of faith, community, and God’s unwavering guidance as we embrace this next season together.

Pastor Matt Higgins dives into James 3:13-18 to explore the true nature of wisdom in this powerful message. He challenges us to recognize the difference between worldly knowledge and godly wisdom, emphasizing that humility is the key to unlocking a life that reflects God’s beauty. Through personal stories and biblical truths, this message encourages us to examine our hearts and walk closely with Christ, who is wisdom personified.

Pastor Garrett Castro dives into James 3:1-12, exploring the immense power of the tongue and its impact on our lives. Through scripture and a memorable childhood story, he illustrates how our words can either bring life or destruction and emphasizes the need for the Holy Spirit’s guidance in taming our speech. Join us as we unpack the question: ‘Who’s got your tongue?’ and discover how surrendering our words to God can transform our hearts and relationships.

Pastor Rod Collins delivers a powerful message from James 2, challenging the congregation to examine whether their faith is real by demonstrating it through good works. He illustrates this point using “Sanctuary Sam,” a lifeless skeleton representing faith without action, emphasizing that genuine faith is inseparably linked to deeds. Drawing from the examples of Abraham and Rahab, he calls believers to live out their faith through tangible acts of service, reminding them that while works don’t save, they are the evidence of a transformed life.

Pastor Rod Collins unpacks James 2:1-13, calling us to move beyond avoiding favoritism and instead actively show favor to everyone as image-bearers of God. Through vivid illustrations and biblical truth, we’re reminded that the Gospel is the great equalizer, breaking down barriers and transforming hearts. Discover how God’s mercy empowers us to love others radically and reflect His kingdom.

Pastor Rod Collins breaks down James 1:19-27 in his message, Becoming Doers of the Word, calling us to put our faith into action. Through six practical steps, he shows how living out God’s Word impacts our speech, service, and daily lives. Discover how actively applying these teachings can lead to a life of true blessing and purpose.

Pastor Rod Collins unpacks the progression of temptation from desire to sin, offering practical, scripture-based steps to overcome it. Through vivid illustrations and heartfelt insights from the book of James, Pastor Rod emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s wisdom and recognizing His perfect gifts. Join us to discover how to avoid the traps of temptation and embrace your identity as God’s prized possession.

In the first message of the new series, “How to Thrive in 2025,” Pastor Rod Collins explores James 1:1-5, showing how trials are both inevitable and purposeful, building our faith and perseverance. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s wisdom to navigate life’s challenges. Discover how facing trials with faith can lead to spiritual growth and a thriving life in Christ.

In this heartfelt family worship experience, Pastor Jim Willard unpacks the timeless truths of Psalm 23, reminding us that the Lord is our Shepherd through every season of life. With reflections on God’s guidance, provision, and protection, this message brings comfort and hope to a chaotic world. Join us as we celebrate the unwavering love and care of the Shepherd who walks with us every step of the way.

Pastor Rod Collins shares a powerful Christmas Eve message about the birth of Jesus Christ, the moment that changed history forever. Through Mary’s surrender and the Shepherds’ unexpected encounter, Pastor Rod reveals how God’s love transcends impossibilities to rewrite our stories. This inspiring reflection reminds us of the hope and transformation offered through the Savior’s arrival.