The Anchored Church

10/26/2026

God’s grace is relentless. Even after Jonah’s disobedience, God gave him another opportunity to obey His calling. In Jonah 3:1–5, we see God’s mercy at work as Jonah receives a second commission and carries God’s message to the people of Nineveh.

But grace calls for a response.

In this sermon, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores how God’s grace pursues the undeserving, calls us to obedience, and invites us to respond to His Word with repentance and faith. The story of Jonah reminds us that God’s purposes are not defeated by our failures, but His Word demands a response.

God’s grace is relentless. Even after Jonah’s disobedience, God gav...

10/14/2026

A little behind the scenes of some exciting updates around Anchored Church!!

So thankful for all the hands that helped bring it together. The space has completely transformed… you’ll have to come check it out Sunday morning🤍

10/12/2026

We put our church family to the test with a little Bible trivia this Sunday… and here’s how it went!

How many would you have gotten right??

10/12/2026

What happens when we run from God? In Jonah 1:4–16, we see that God’s grace is not passive. He pursues Jonah even in his disobedience, sending a great storm that reveals both Jonah’s disobedience and the Lord’s sovereign hand.

In this message, God Pursues, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores how God works even through the storms of our lives. Jonah may have tried to run from the Lord, but God was not finished with him. This passage reminds us that we cannot outrun God’s purposes, and His pursuit reveals His unrelenting grace.

Join us as we continue our sermon series, Unrelenting Grace, and discover how God’s grace pursues those who run from Him.

10/08/2026

What happens when God calls you to go one way, but you choose to run the other?

In Jonah 1:1–3, Pastor Joshua Parriera examines how Jonah receives a clear command from God, yet instead of obeying, he runs in the opposite direction. But Jonah’s story is not simply about running from God. It is a story of God’s unrelenting grace, pursuing His people even when they turn away.

In this message, we look at Jonah’s disobedience, the danger of running from God, and the gracious God who pursues us even in our rebellion.

10/08/2026

Jonah tried to run. God pursued.
Jonah resisted. God remained faithful.
Jonah struggled with grace. God never stopped giving it.

Join us at The Anchored Church as we dive into the NEW SERMON SERIES: UNRELENTING GRACE. It is all about the story of Jonah and discovering the Unrelenting Grace of God that pursues us, transforms us, and never lets go.

📖 UNRELENTING GRACE | The Book of Jonah

You may run. You may resist. You may even wonder why God keeps pursuing you.

But His grace is relentless.
Join us this Sunday!

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09/27/2026

God doesn’t only call preachers and pastors. He calls all of His people to use their gifts, skills, creativity, and abilities for His glory.

In Exodus 31, we meet Bezalel and Oholiab, two men chosen by God and equipped by His Spirit to do the work of building the tabernacle. Their story reminds us that our gifts are not accidental, our calling is not insignificant, and our work matters when we surrender it to God.

In this message, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores what it means to be called, filled, equipped, and sent by God, and challenges us to consider how God has uniquely gifted each of us to serve His purposes.

You are called.
You are equipped.
You have been given gifts for a purpose.
Now, what will you do with them?

09/21/2026

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches from 2 Samuel 9, exploring the story of Mephibosheth and the beautiful picture of grace we find in David’s kindness toward him.

Mephibosheth lived in Lo-debar, far from the king, carrying a story of loss and brokenness. Yet David sought him out and invited him to the king’s table. His story reminds us that grace is not something we earn. We receive it, and we are called to extend it to others.

Join Pastor Joshua Parriera and The Anchored Church as we consider what it means to live as people who have received grace and are called to extend it.

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches from 2 Samuel 9, exploring the stor...

09/14/2026

What if the place you are in right now is exactly where God wants you to be?

In 2 Kings 5, Pastor Joshua introduces us to a young servant girl who had been taken from her home and placed in a difficult, unfamiliar situation. Yet instead of allowing her circumstances to silence her faith, she remained faithful right where God had placed her. She may have been overlooked by the world, but God used her simple act of faithfulness to point Naaman toward the only God who could heal him.

Her story reminds us that faithfulness is not about having a big platform, a perfect circumstance, or a significant position. It is about being faithful with what God has placed in front of you, right where you are.

You may not understand why God has you where you are today, but you can trust Him and be faithful there. God can use your faithfulness in ways you may never see.

09/07/2026

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches from Acts 9:1–19, where we meet one of the New Testament’s great unsung heroes: Ananias. Ananias knew exactly who Saul was. He knew the danger. He knew Saul’s reputation. Yet when the Lord called him to go, Ananias obeyed.

In this powerful account, we see a man who became a vessel of God’s unrelenting grace. Through Ananias’s simple obedience, God brought encouragement, healing, and welcome to the very man who had been persecuting His church.

Ananias reminds us that faithfulness does not always look like standing before thousands or being remembered by history. Sometimes it looks like trusting God when He asks us to do something difficult, loving someone we fear, and saying yes when obedience costs us something.

God was transforming Saul into Paul, and He chose Ananias to play a small but significant part in the story. You may never know what God will do through your simple obedience.

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches from Acts 9:1–19, where we meet one...