In this powerful episode, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez explores The Emmaus Paradox — the profound truth that God often uses our moments of doubt, confusion, and discouragement as opportunities for spiritual growth and deeper revelation. Reflecting on the journey to Emmaus, Pastor Sam highlights how Jesus met the disillusioned disciples right where they were, patiently walking with them and using Scripture to open their eyes to the bigger picture.
This message uncovers three ways God continues to guide us today: meeting us in our struggles, walking with us through uncertainty, and revealing truth through His Word. Pastor Sam reminds us that there’s a world of difference between knowing about Jesus and truly encountering Him. The disciples’ eyes were opened during communion — a powerful moment that teaches us how focusing on Christ’s finished work can bring clarity even in our darkest seasons.
You’ll be challenged to reflect on your own spiritual direction, encouraged to trust God’s process even when you don’t understand it, and reminded that faith isn’t about perfect vision — it’s about trusting the One who walks with you.
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The Cross and the Empty Tomb: God’s Continuum of Grace
On this unforgettable Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez delivers a passionate and Spirit-filled message that unveils the inseparable power of the cross and the empty tomb. In The Cross and the Empty Tomb: God’s Continuum of Grace, we’re reminded that Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday are not disconnected events—but a divine continuum of redemption, restoration, and resurrection.
Through powerful declarations, heartfelt prayer, and compelling biblical truth, Pastor Sam calls us to live fully in the freedom Jesus purchased—freedom from sin, bondage, fear, and shame. He urges us not to leave behind the blessings that Christ paid for, but to receive salvation, healing, deliverance, and purpose in full.
If you’re walking through a Friday season of pain or silence, this episode reminds you: Sunday always comes. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in you. So praise like the tomb is empty, and live like you’ve been set free—because you have.
This message is more than a sermon. It’s an invitation to step into the fullness of God’s grace, power, and destiny for your life.
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The History of Praise: From the Red Sea to the Riding King
Before temples rose or kings ruled—there was praise.
In this powerful Palm Sunday message, Pastor Sam takes us on a journey through Scripture, tracing the sacred thread of praise from the banks of the Red Sea to the gates of Jerusalem. Discover how praise is more than a song—it’s a sign of freedom, a war cry, a prophetic declaration, and an invitation for God’s glory.
You’ll learn how:
Praise breaks chains and buries enemies in the wake of your breakthrough.
Praise is a weapon that remembers where God brought you from.
Praise prepares the way for what’s coming and invites the King to reign.
Whether you’re walking out of bondage or into destiny, this episode will stir your spirit to praise with new purpose.
Let everything that has breath—praise the Lord.
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Right Before
Title: RIGHT BEFORE
Sermon Series: The Finished Work of Christ!
Bethany was once a place of threat and pain for Jesus. But in John 11, He goes back—not to relive the trauma, but to redeem it. Right before the cross, He performs one of His greatest miracles: the resurrection of Lazarus.
This episode is a journey into what Jesus did right before fulfilling His purpose—and how it mirrors what God is doing in your life. Your Bethany is about to be rewritten.
In this message, you'll learn:
The power of returning to hard places with new purpose
Why the enemy couldn’t take you out—even though he tried
How resurrection always follows obedience
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The New Me Is Scarier Than the Old Me
If you’ve been following along, you know we’ve been in Mark 5 all month, unpacking powerful stories of healing, restoration, and turnaround. But how did it all start? With a deliverance like no other. In this episode, we explore how Jesus transformed the life of a man in bondage — and why sometimes, the “new you” is scarier than the “old you.”
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