Pastor Garett Pierson kicked off our new series, Miraculous, with a powerful message titled “The Power to Heal.” Together, we explored what Scripture says about healing and the God who is able to do the miraculous. We looked at biblical examples of healing and what they reveal about God’s character, power, and compassion. This message encouraged us to trust God, pray boldly, and believe that He is still at work today.

Pastor Joe Parks continued the Wide Awake sermon series with a message titled “Leave a Mark,” challenging us to think about the kind of impact we want our lives to have. He encouraged us to be intentional about where we give our attention, time, and energy, recognizing that what we focus on today shapes who we become and the influence we have on others. Through the story of Jonathan, we were reminded that making an impact requires faith, courage, and a willingness to step forward when God gives us an opportunity. The message ultimately encouraged us to live with purpose and make our lives count by investing in what truly matters.

This sermon was recorded on Sunday, Aug. 16, at Faith Center Foursquare Church in Eureka, CA. Pastor Joe Parks takes us through 1 Samuel 14 to help pose a couple of questions: How can we break away from the crowd? Everyone in the congregation was given a glow stick to BREAK, SHAKE, and ILLUMINATE to symbolize God using us to shine in the center of HIS activity.

This Sermon was recorded on July 19, 2026. Pastor Joe Parks reminds us that true influence comes from trusting God's power instead of focusing on impossible circumstances, just as Jonathan did in 1 Samuel 14. Contrasting Jonathan's faith with the fearful report of the ten spies, he encourages us to breathe in God's truth through Scripture and reject fear-filled thinking. As we trust God's promises and respond in obedience, our faith becomes an influence on those around us.

Only July 12, Pastor Joe Parks shared that faith isn't about having all the answers, it's about trusting God when we don't. Looking at Jonathan's bold step in 1 Samuel 14, we were reminded that God doesn't need perfect certainty to work through us. Like Jonathan's "perhaps," the faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, and Jesus' example of the mustard seed, we're called to seek the Lord, trust His character, and take our next faithful step, knowing God is able no matter the outcome.

Pastor Joe kicks off a new sermon series today, Wide Awake, with a challenge to stop sleepwalking through life and start living with purpose. Looking at the choices of Saul and Jonathan in 1 Samuel 13–14, we see that every decision moves us toward fear or faith. From the Garden of Eden, God has given us the freedom to choose. Jesus reminds us that the greatest choice is to love God and love others. Choose wisely, choose faith, and choose to truly live.

This Father’s Day, Pastor Garett Pierson encouraged dads with a simple but powerful truth: the greatest thing a father can do for his children is love God wholeheartedly.Drawing from Jesus' words in Matthew 22:37, Pastor Garett reminded us that while fathers often feel pressure to provide, protect, teach, and lead, their highest calling is first to love the Lord with all their heart, soul, and mind. A father's greatest legacy is not found in his success, accomplishments, or possessions, but in his devotion to God.

This sermon was recorded June 14, 2026. Pastor Garett Pierson concluded the study of Colossians by highlighting several practical lessons from Colossians 4: believers are called to actively spread the gospel, speak with grace and wisdom, and faithfully pray for the spiritual growth of others. Drawing from the examples of Paul, Epaphras, and Archippus, he emphasized the importance of fulfilling the ministry God has entrusted to each person and supporting one another through prayer and encouragement. The sermon concluded with a challenge for each believer to intentionally share the gospel with at least one person during the coming week.

This encouraging message from guest teacher Pastor Reid Powell explores the life of David and what it means to live with wisdom empowered by the Holy Spirit. Drawing from David's example, Pastor Reid challenges believers to become unoffendable, refusing to repay evil with evil. Instead, he encourages us to respond with the grace, humility, and love of Jesus, trusting God to guide our actions. Through practical insight and biblical truth, this message calls us to reflect Christ in the way we navigate conflict and relationships.

In this message from May 31, 2026, Pastor Mike Delamarian used the story of the Prodigal Son to reveal God's heart for those who have wandered away and the church's calling to help bring them home. He reminded us that sin breaks relationships and leads to spiritual lostness, but the Father's love and grace continue to draw people back into His embrace