Samuel Rodriguez’s Podcast

What if the noise you hear in your life is not everything falling apart, but God putting everything together? In this powerful message from the series God Has A Question For You?, Pastor Sam takes us into Ezekiel 37 and the valley of dry bones, where God asks, “Can these bones live again?” Through this prophetic word, we are reminded that the valley does not get the final word, Jesus Christ is the outcome, and what God forms, He fills with His Spirit. When Ezekiel obeyed and spoke the word of the Lord, there was a rattling noise. Bones came together. Structure returned. Strength was restored. Covering was established. Then the breath of God entered, and what was dead stood up as a great army. This message will stir your faith to discern the noise, speak what God says, and believe that dry places can live again. The sound you hear may be the beginning of alignment, restoration, revival, and resurrection power in your life. Key Points: The valley will not have the final word when you are saved by grace. In order to change what you see, you have to speak what God says. The noise you hear may not be the enemy breaking you. It may be God putting things together in your favor. Every move of God begins with a sound. When God connects it, God covers it. God builds in layers: alignment, strength, covering, and then breath. Form without the Spirit is still functionally dead. What God forms must be filled by His Spirit in order to function in its intended purpose. Your destiny is not based on what is in front of you. Your destiny is based on Who is inside of you. God did not give you life so you could stay seated. He gave you life so you could stand up. Episode Takeaway:When God breathes into what looked dead, everything changes. What was scattered comes together. What was weak becomes strong. What was exposed becomes covered. What was lifeless stands up again.

What happens when God meets you in the middle of your wilderness and asks you to pay attention? In this powerful message, Pastor Sam Rodriguez unpacks the moment Moses encountered God in the burning bush and reveals how God still speaks in unexpected places, unexpected seasons, and unexpected ways. Before God ever asks, “What’s in your hand?” He first deals with what’s on your feet. This message is a prophetic and practical reminder that God is not intimidated by your past, your pain, or your desert season. He will meet you there, speak to you there, and prepare you there. If you have been walking through obscurity, struggle, distraction, or spiritual fatigue, this message will encourage you to turn aside, recognize the fire of God’s presence, and surrender every weight that has tried to define you. What did not destroy you may be the very thing God uses to reveal His glory. Your past does not disqualify you. Your wilderness is not wasted. And what you surrender to God will determine what He is able to place in your hands. This is your moment to take it off so you can pick up everything God has for you.

God Has a Question for You | “Where Are You?” In Genesis 3, after the fall of humanity, God asks the first question ever directed toward mankind: “Where are you?” God was not asking Adam for his location. He was calling Adam out of hiding. In this powerful message, Pastor Sam Rodriguez explores the three questions God asked in the Garden of Eden and why they still echo through history today. These questions were never meant to inform God. They were meant to transform humanity. Where are you?Who told you you are naked?Have you eaten from the forbidden tree? These questions confront our condition, challenge the voices shaping our identity, and call us to take responsibility for the choices we make. But they also reveal something even greater: the relentless pursuit of a loving God who comes looking for us even when we hide. Through Scripture and practical application, this message reminds us that God’s questions are not condemnation—they are invitations to restoration. Because of the finished work of Jesus Christ, we no longer have to live in shame, fear, or hiding. Our true identity and our true life are found in Him. If you can still hear His voice, there is still hope. Listen now and discover how answering God’s question can lead to healing, freedom, and a restored relationship with Him.

In this message, Samuel Rodriguez teaches from Numbers 13–14 and calls the church to a singular command: Focus. All twelve spies entered the promised land. All twelve saw the same fruit, the same fortified cities, and the same giants. Scripture is clear. The difference was not what they saw, but how they responded. Ten spread a discouraging report in Numbers 13:31–33. Joshua and Caleb declared, “Let’s go at once… we can certainly conquer it!” in Numbers 13:30 and affirmed in Numbers 14:6–9 that the Lord would bring them into the land. This episode unpacks: • Why what distinguishes you is not what you see, but what you focus on• How God is the Promise Keeper who is faithful to fulfill His word 2 Peter 3:9, Hebrews 10:23• Why every promise is Yes in Christ and belongs to you through Him 2 Corinthians 1:20, Galatians 3:29• The call to live holy because of His promises 2 Corinthians 7:1• The difference between a fear-filled majority and a faith-filled minority• Why you must focus on the Giant inside of you 1 John 4:4, Romans 8:31, Isaiah 54:17 In a culture obsessed with giants, fear, instability, and disruption, this message calls you to become part of the prophetic minority that magnifies God’s presence, power, provision, promotion, protection, and promises. You will occupy God’s promises when you focus on what others neglect. This is not denial of the giants.This is declaration of the Promise.

In this powerful and faith-building episode, we unpack a simple football lesson that reveals a profound biblical truth: the game is won when you begin with the Word. Just like every game starts with a kickoff, victory in life begins when you start your day, your decisions, and every season of your life grounded in God’s Word. Before the phone, before the emails, before social media — begin with the Word. Because when you begin with the Word, you end in victory. Rooted in John 1 and Luke 1:37, this message reminds us that the Word of God never fails — not in crisis, not in uncertainty, not in struggle, and not even in our weakest moments. Through powerful football analogies, this episode reveals: Why believers are called to play offense, not defense How God sometimes places you in “shotgun” — separation for preparation, not punishment The importance of spiritual protection, renewing your mind, and holding the Word close to your heart How to overcome life’s tackles without losing possession of your purpose Why your season of delay may actually be divine alignment How to hear God clearly and move forward with confidence The power of praise, faith, and obedience to outmaneuver the enemy Why 2026 is a year of forward progress, recovery, and victory You will be encouraged to go deeper in God’s Word, guard your mind, surround yourself with faith-filled believers, and trust that even when life tackles you, if you hold on to the Word, you will rise again. This episode is a call to step onto the field, stop playing defense, and advance with bold faith — because when you begin with the Word, run with the Word, and live by the Word… the Word wins.

Better is one day in God’s presence than a thousand anywhere else. In this powerful message from Psalm 84:10–11, Pastor Sam reveals the redemptive story behind the Sons of Korah—descendants of rebellion who became authors of worship. Though Korah’s rebellion in Numbers 16 brought judgment, God’s grace redeemed the next generation, proving that past failure does not disqualify future worship. This sermon declares that God can judge rebellion without canceling destiny, confront sin without destroying the future, and discipline one generation without disqualifying the next. You’ll discover that redemption positions you closer than rebellion ever pushed you away, that broken legacies can become worshiping bloodlines, and that God does not need permission to bless, favor, or use your life. Rooted in Psalm 84, this message prophesies that 2026 will be a year defined by the presence of God, where good things come to those who dwell with Him, pursue righteousness, and live redeemed. Better is one day in His courts—and good things are coming your way.

In this episode, Pastor Sam unpacks what it means to confess God’s promises with faith, explaining how what we speak shapes what we see, aligning biblical truth with scientific insight. This message calls believers to arise and shine, to walk protected by the armor of God, and to live boldly under the covering of Christ. This is a declaration that 2026 will not be a year of defeat, fear, or despair, but a year of grace, second chances, healing, restoration, and forward momentum. Grace that forgives and sustains. Glory that transforms us from glory to glory. And good things that come from the Father, through the Son, and by the Holy Spirit. This episode is a call to step confidently into the throne of grace, to stop begging and start believing, and to live as sons and daughters of God, covered, empowered, and destined for His glory. 2026 is the year of grace, glory, and good things.

In this episode, Pastor Sam unpacks the prophetic weight of Isaiah 9:6 and the name El Gibbor, revealing that Jesus is not symbolically strong or becoming mighty. He is Mighty God by nature. From the womb to the cross to the empty tomb, Christ has always been victorious. This message reminds us that when our strength runs out, God steps in and fights for us. As Scripture declares, “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still” (Exodus 14:14), and “If God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:31). Jesus rules over every power and authority, for “all authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me” (Matthew 28:18), and nothing is too hard for our God (Jeremiah 32:17). Pastor Sam also teaches that God’s might is redemptive, not just destructive. “The Lord your God is in your midst, a Mighty One who will save” (Zephaniah 3:17). At the cross, Jesus disarmed every power and defeated the enemy once and for all (Colossians 2:15). The cross did not weaken Him. It revealed Him.

In this prophetic and hope-filled episode, Pastor Sam opens Psalm 103:3–5 and reveals the power of the “Holy He” who defines your next season. These three verses capture the Gospel in a nutshell: He forgives all your sins, He heals all your diseases, He redeems your life from the pit, He crowns you with love and tender mercy, and He fills your life with good things. Drawing from Acts 10:43, Ephesians 1:7, Colossians 1:13, Romans 8:1, 1 Peter 2:24, Psalm 84:11, Isaiah 40:31, and Jeremiah 29:11, Pastor Sam declares that if your past is forgiven, then your healing, your clarity, your strength, and your breakthrough are next. This message calls you to step into a new season—not just a new year—with renewed identity, restored joy, and the soaring strength of the eagle. Get ready to rise above the storm, walk in God’s full redemption, and see good things come your way as you enter the season He prepared for you.

In this transformative message, Pastor Sam reveals a powerful truth: in Christ, you are already “there” vertically — saved, forgiven, and rooted in God’s promise — but many of us are only inches away from stepping into what God has prepared for us horizontally in our everyday lives. Through the stories of Noah, Joshua, and Lot’s wife, you’ll discover how to finish the year with clarity, faith, and spiritual alignment. Learn how to:• Spend time with the Holy Spirit• Declare God’s promises again• Refuse to be defined by your past• Cross into what God designed specifically for this season If storms, distractions, or unexpected battles tried to derail you, this message reminds you that your enemies drown in your breakthrough, your momentum is not lost, and there is still time for every promise God ordained for you and your family to come to pass.

From Famine to Eternal Legacy: The Ruth Revelation – Reaping Redemption in the Fields of Grace Description:In this revelatory teaching, Pastor Sam walks us through the prophetic layers in the story of Ruth—highlighting a divine pattern of redemption, transformation, and destiny. From famine to fullness, from loss to legacy, this message is a declaration that your past can’t cancel your purpose. Through the lens of Ruth 2–3, Pastor Sam unpacks three foundational biblical doctrines that shape every believer’s journey: Main Points: Justification – From Leftovers to Overflow(Galatians 2:16, John 4:38, Romans 5:1)You’re reaping what Jesus sowed. What began as survival in the fields has turned into supernatural provision. You're justified by faith—no longer picking up scraps but carrying bundles of blessing. Sanctification – From Process to Promise(1 Thessalonians 5:23, Titus 3:5, Isaiah 61:10)Naomi told Ruth: wash, perfume, and dress—because proximity to Boaz required preparation. Likewise, God is preparing you in private for what He’s about to bless in public. Submission – From Humility to Destiny(Ruth 3:9, 1 Peter 5:6, James 4:10)Ruth lay at Boaz’s feet and asked to be covered. Your posture determines your portion. When you surrender at the feet of Jesus, you receive full covering—spiritually, emotionally, generationally. Whether you’re coming out of Moab or already on your way back to Judah, this message is your reminder: You are justified. You are sanctified. You are covered. And your legacy is secure in the hands of your Redeemer. Scripture Focus:Ruth 2–3, Galatians 2:16, John 4:38, Romans 5:1, Deuteronomy 6:10–11, 1 Thessalonians 5:23, Titus 3:5, Isaiah 61:10, 1 Peter 5:6 Listen now and step into your divine harvest. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. Let’s go change the world. – Pastor Sam

From Moab to Majesty: A Call to Fruitfulness and FreedomScripture: Ruth 1 (NLT) Are you stuck in a place God never meant for you to settle? In this powerful message, Pastor Sam Rodriguez brings a prophetic word straight from Ruth 1, declaring it’s time to leave Moab—your place of compromise, shame, and barrenness—and step into the majesty of Judah—your place of praise, promise, and fruitfulness! From generational decisions to spiritual crossroads, this episode will challenge you to examine where you’ve settled, confront what’s holding you back, and embrace the call to move forward in faith, forgiveness, and fruitfulness. 🔥 Key themes: Fruitfulness comes through abiding in Christ Where you settle shapes your story—and your legacy Forgiveness is the bridge out of Moab You may have been born in Moab, but you don’t have to die there! This is your season to break free and walk boldly into God’s purpose for your life. Somebody shout, “I’m on my way to Judah!”

In a world that labels conviction as extremism and strength as oppression, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez delivers a prophetic call to arms for men to rise—not in toxic aggression, but in holy authority. Dangerous Men reclaims masculinity not as a threat, but as a vital force for good: bold, sacrificial, protective, and Spirit-filled. From Joshua’s unwavering declaration to Gideon’s altar confrontation, from Joseph’s quiet obedience to the cultural hunger of Gen Z—this message ignites a movement of men who are dangerous to hell, indispensable to heaven, and unshakable on Earth. Pastor Sam outlines three marks of a dangerous man: He leads with conviction, not comfort. He tears down the altars of generational compromise. He obeys the voice of the Father over public opinion. This isn't about macho pride. It's about men who pray like priests and fight like warriors. Men who protect their homes, speak truth in love, and fear God more than culture. The kind of men who terrify the devil and anchor their families in righteousness. If you’re ready to trade passivity for purpose and comfort for conviction—this episode is your altar call.