Mesa Church San Diego

God planted a vineyard and gave it everything — fertile ground, the finest vines, a watchtower, his full attention. Then he came looking for fruit. What he found instead were wild, bitter grapes. In Isaiah 5, that vineyard is Israel. And the question it raises cuts right to the core: does who you are on the inside actually match who you claim to be on the outside? Jeremy Aylett preaches through th...

What if the reason you don't feel like you need a way back is because you haven't gotten a good enough look at what you're missing? Charlie Houck opens with the movie The Family Man — a man who thinks he has everything until he gets a glimpse of another life, and suddenly he would give up all his wealth to keep it. That's the question this sermon asks: what would it take for you to...

Isaiah receives a vision in the year King Uzziah died — a king whose reign began in faithfulness and ended in pride and leprosy. Into that destabilizing moment, Isaiah sees the Lord on a throne, high and lifted up, his robe filling the temple, seraphim crying "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts." Charlie unpacks why that triple repetition is unlike anything else in Hebrew scripture, a...

When people are lost without landmarks, they don’t find their way; instead, they walk in circles. Jeremy Aylett uses this image to frame Isaiah 3 and 4: a nation that had drifted so far from God that their speech, deeds, and even their faces conveyed the story. Courts were robbing the poor, leaders had abandoned their duties, and Israel had started with a covenant sealed in blood—“I will be your G...

What if the path you were confidently walking was actually leading you deeper into the wilderness? Jeremy Aylett opens with a story from a hike the day before — leading 12 people the wrong way through briars and bushes, completely convinced he knew where he was going — until he spotted someone ahead who actually knew the path. That moment became the perfect picture of Isaiah 2. Isaiah 2 opens with...

What if the pain you're trying to avoid is actually the thing that sets you free? In this message from Isaiah 1:21-31, Pastor Charlie Houck picks up where last week left off — with God's heartbreaking indictment of Jerusalem. What was once a faithful city, full of justice and righteousness, had become something unrecognizable. Silver turned to dross. Wine watered down. And God's people...

In 1902, 210 Japanese soldiers marched into the Hokkaido Mountains for a winter training exercise. A blizzard set in, their commander got disoriented — but refused to admit it. They marched in circles for 48 hours. They passed within a mile of the hot springs that could have saved them. 199 of the 210 froze to death. One of the only things more dangerous than being lost is being lost and not knowi...

Have you ever failed so badly that you wondered if God could still use you? Peter did. He didn't just make a mistake — he denied Jesus three times, broke down and wept, and then went back to his old life. And yet, in John 21, Jesus shows up on the beach, cooks breakfast, and calls Peter back — not with condemnation, but with a question: "Do you love me?" In this message from John 21:...

Easter Sunday at Mesa Church San Diego. Jeremy Aylett preaches from John 20 — and he doesn't let the resurrection stay at arm's length. He brings it up close, personal, and urgent. Jeremy draws on the stories of Mary Magdalene weeping outside the tomb, Peter and John sprinting to check it out, a locked room full of frightened disciples, and a doubting Thomas who wasn't there when Jesus...

Charlie tells the story of a woman named Eileen — a mother who protected her children from a dangerous husband, left the marriage, and was publicly excommunicated from her church in front of the entire congregation on a Wednesday night. Her ex-husband later went to prison. Her church never acknowledged what they had done. It's a horrific story, but Charlie suggests it might not be entirely unf...

What's more dangerous than being blind? Being blind — and fully convinced you can see. That's the haunting reality behind Anton's syndrome, a neurological condition where patients lose their sight but remain certain they can see. Charlie opens this week's message with a story about a flight home from Newport, Rhode Island that ended in a three-hour delay in Riverside — and a though...

Jeremy Aylett brings a message from John 5:1-16 that gets straight to the heart of how God sees the overlooked and the forgotten. At the Pool of Bethesda, surrounded by a multitude of sick and suffering people, Jesus singles out one man — a man who had been an invalid for 38 years, had no one to help him, and didn't even know who Jesus was. Jesus comes to him anyway. Through this portrait of f...

What does it look like to trust God when you can't see the outcome yet? In this message from John 4:46-54, Jim Houck walks through the story of a royal official whose son was near death — a man who traveled two days to find Jesus, received only a word, and walked two days back home not knowing if his son was even still alive. That walk is the message. Through this second sign in John's gos...

In this message from John 4, part of our God Is on Your Side series, we follow Jesus’s encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well and see how He steps into enemy territory, breaks through shame, and offers Himself as the true “seventh husband” and only source of living water that finally satisfies. Through the backdrop of ancient love-story “well” scenes and the deep hostility between Jews and...

In this message, Pastor Charlie Houck opens a new series through the Gospel of John with a deeply personal story — a season of transition where his family faced false accusations, job loss, and uncertainty all at once — and the question it left him with: God, are you actually on my side? Through John 2:1-11 and Jesus's first sign at the wedding in Cana, Charlie unpacks three ways God is genuin...

In this message from Genesis 50, Pastor Charlie Houck wraps up the Joseph series with one of the most powerful passages in the Old Testament. Joseph — betrayed by his own brothers, sold into slavery, and falsely imprisoned — stands before the very people who wronged him and responds not with revenge, but with grace. Why? Because he understood three things: evil is real, God is sovereign, and His u...

Join Pastor Edwin from Mesa Church San Diego as he delivers an inspiring message on Spirit-Led Prayer—how to align your heart with God’s will and experience His presence in a powerful way.📖 In this sermon, you’ll discover:✅ What it means to be led by the Holy Spirit in prayer✅ How to develop a deeper, more intimate relationship with God✅ Practical ways to hear God’s voice and pray with faith🔥...

We are living in a time when people are torn between different allegiances, just like Israel in 1 Kings 18. They were wavering, caught between worshiping God and chasing after idols. But Elijah stood up and called them to make a choice. In  Build the Altar , we see that before the fire of God could fall, something had to happen—Elijah had to rebuild the altar. This sermon is a call to return to th...

In this inspiring and relatable message, we dive into Romans 14 to uncover what it means to create a culture of unity, grace, and acceptance within the church. Using humor, personal stories, and powerful biblical truths, this sermon explores how believers can embrace diversity, welcome others without judgment, and live as true followers of Christ.

In this sermon, we are reminded of God’s unchanging love and His call for us to live fully devoted lives. Whether you’re new to faith or a long-time believer, this message will encourage and challenge you to grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus. Discover how the Word of God speaks directly into your life, offering hope, strength, and direction for every season. At Fielder Church, we believe...