In her message, “Letting Go of Busyness,” Pastor Jen explores how the modern obsession with being “slammed” or “swamped” serves as a barrier to spiritual health. Part of the “Letting Go This Lent” series, the sermon challenges the cultural worship of productivity and invites the congregation to transition from a life of “doing” to a […]

In this Lenten message, Pastor Jen explores how fear—whether rational or irrational—can become a spiritual barrier that hinders our relationship with God. Using the story of Martha, Mary, and the resurrection of Lazarus (John 11:17-27), she identifies fear as an attempt to seize control over things that belong to God. To experience true freedom, she […]

In her message for the second Sunday of Lent, Pastor Jen explores the spiritual necessity of “releasing” our need to be right. Using the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector (Luke 18:9-14), she warns that self-righteousness is a subtle “default setting” that creates barriers between ourselves, others, and God. Pastor Jen outlines three […]

In her message, Pastor Jen explores the tension between healthy stewardship and the anxious gripping of control. While some control is necessary for responsible living (like driving safely or managing health), she warns that it becomes destructive when it shifts from wisdom to a “shield against fear.” The Root of Control Pastor Jen argues that […]

In her message “What’s Love Got to Do with It?”, Pastor Jen addresses the skepticism and pain many feel regarding love, using Tina Turner’s iconic anthem as a starting point. She explores the contrast between the “second-hand emotion” described in pop culture and the “first-hand experience” of God’s love found in Psalm 116. The Human […]

In her message “Still Becoming: Psalms for the New Year,” Pastor Jen addresses the collective exhaustion and uncertainty that often settle in during January. Using Psalm 23 as a foundational text, she explores how this ancient poem is not merely for funerals or special occasions, but a practical guide for navigating the “dark valleys” of […]

In her message, Pastor Jen reflects on a recent trip to Italy to explore the heart of corporate worship, moving beyond personal aesthetics and historical tradition to define what it means to truly encounter God. From Architecture to Authenticity The sermon begins with Jen’s honest admission: despite the grandeur of the Vatican and historic European […]

In his Sunday message to Fallingbrook Heights Baptist Church on January 4, 2026, Evan Wallace explored the story of the Magi from Matthew 2:1-12 to illustrate God’s inclusive nature and the requirements of true worship as the congregation entered the New Year. The Identity of the Magi Evan clarified that the Magi were not kings […]

In today’s message, David Park explores the concept of “giving well” by weaving together his professional experience at a charity with biblical principles. He begins by reflecting on his time at Link Charity, an organization that functions as a “middleman” to optimize financial donations. He observes that while efficiency and stewardship are important, they can […]

PODCAST “LOVE” On this fourth Sunday of Advent, we light the candle of Love. We remember that God’s love entered the world not with power or prestige, but in humility—through a newborn child laid in a manger. In the birth of Jesus, we see love made visible, personal, and near. (Recorded: December 21, 2025)