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

On Sunday, May 24, 2026, Faith Center welcomed guest speaker Pastor Michael Delamarian to deliver a message on the parable of The Prodigal Son. This sermon gives this famous story told by Jesus about a forgiving father, a rebellious younger son who squanders his inheritance, and a resentful older brother, a fresh perspective.

This message was recorded at Faith Center Foursquare Church on Sunday, May 17, 2026.

Lead Pastor Joe Parks dives into how we can see ourselves in the Woman at the Well—see John chapter 4. Through this interaction between a Samaritan woman and Himself, we learn that Jesus crosses cultural and societal norms to show that He sees us and knows us.

In this sermon recorded on May 3, 2026,  Pastor Joe Parks shared a powerful message on the power of firsts and how God blesses our firstfruits. When we choose to honor God with what comes first, we are trusting Him with everything that follows and inviting His blessing into every part of our lives.

He also introduced the 90 Day Tithe Challenge, a step of faith for anyone ready to trust God with their finances and see what He does when He is placed first.

We had the honor of welcoming guest teacher Pastor Joe Chambers today who taught on the closeness of God and His desire to be near to His people. In this sermon titled "God Wants to Come Close", we learn that from the very beginning of Scripture, we see a God who creates, speaks, and moves toward us, inviting us into relationship with Him. Pastor Joe reminded us that what we believe about God shapes everything, and that at His core, God is relational, drawing us into the fellowship of the Trinity. Throughout the Bible, we see that God chooses and loves His people not because of who they are, but simply because of who He is. He left us with a powerful reminder: there is a chair waiting for you, an open invitation to come close to God.

This Sunday was Youth Sunday, and it was such a powerful reminder of what God is doing in the next generation! Our students didn’t just show up, they stepped up to lead throughout the entire service with boldness, joy, and purpose. During a panel type discussion, We spent time talking about how God is moving right now in their generation. Not someday, not in the future, but today.

There’s something unique happening, something real, and it’s clear this generation is being called to live with courage and conviction in their faith.

We’re so proud of our youth and so excited for everything ahead!

This weekend we continued our “Because” sermon series with Because He Is Enough, Pastor Joe Parks delivered a powerful message about the lies we believe and the truth of who we are in Christ.

We were reminded that a lie believed as truth will affect you as if it were true, and many of us unknowingly base our worth on what others say or what we’ve experienced in our past, just like Moses did when he doubted his ability.

But God tells a different story. Through Christ, we are called, capable, and complete, not because of our own strength, but because of His.

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In this Easter sermon, Pastor Joe Parks reminds us that because He lives, we are called to something greater than the fading desires of this world. While the pull of the flesh, the eyes, and pride leads to destruction, even one step toward Jesus leads to life and light. We are not removed from the world, but empowered to live differently within it. This Easter, we are invited to choose what lasts, to follow Him, and to walk in the life only He can give.

In this sermon, “Climbing Out of the Dip,” we look at Habakkuk chapter 3 and the reality that every faith journey includes seasons of struggle and uncertainty. Habakkuk shows us how to respond in those moments by remembering what God has done, accepting what God is doing, and trusting what God will do. Even when circumstances look barren and nothing seems to be producing fruit, we can still choose to rejoice in the Lord. Faith is not built on perfect conditions, but on confidence in God’s character. When we trust Him, the Sovereign Lord becomes our strength and lifts us to higher ground.