The Anchored Church

06/01/2026

In this message, Pastor Joshua Parriera walks through Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:7-12 and reminds us of God's goodness. God is not distant or withholding; He is a loving Father who invites us to ask, seek, and knock with confidence.

Through this passage, we are encouraged to trust God’s heart, to pursue Him wholeheartedly, and to remember that His gifts flow from His goodness and perfect character. No matter where you are in your journey, our prayer is that this message strengthens your faith and draws you closer to Jesus.

“Ask, and it will be given to you, seek, and you will find, knock, and it will be opened to you.” Matthew 7:7 (ESV)

In this message, Pastor Joshua Parriera walks through Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:7-12 and reminds us of God's goodness. God is not distant or withholding; He ...

05/25/2026

Today we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. May we never forget the sacrifice they made for the freedoms we have today.
❤️🤍💙

05/24/2026

In this sermon on Matthew 7:1-6, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores Jesus’ call to stop focusing on others' faults while ignoring the sin in our own hearts. True spiritual clarity begins with humility, repentance, and honest self-reflection before God.

This message is a reminder that grace grows where pride dies, and healing begins when we first deal with our own sin. Jesus invites us to see clearly, both in how we view ourselves and in how we love others.

In this sermon on Matthew 7:1-6, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores Je...

05/18/2026

In Matthew 6:25-34, Pastor Joshua Parriera shares a powerful message on trusting the Father in the middle of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty. Jesus reminds us that our heavenly Father sees our needs, cares for us deeply, and calls us to seek Him above everything else.

If you’ve been carrying stress about the future, finances, relationships, or life’s unknowns, this sermon is a reminder that worry is not your portion, trust is. God has never stopped providing for His children.

“Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Matthew 6:33 (ESV)

Be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that the Father knows what you need before you even ask.

In Matthew 6:25-34, Pastor Joshua Parriera shares a powerful message on trusting the Father in the middle of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty. Jesus reminds us...

05/10/2026

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches on Jesus’ powerful teaching in Matthew 6:19–24 about treasure, focus, and the battle for our hearts. What makes your eyes light up? The things that capture our attention often reveal what we treasure most, and what we treasure eventually shapes the direction of our lives.

Most importantly, Jesus declares that no one can serve two masters. Sooner or later, our hearts will choose what they truly trust, pursue, and worship. This message is a call to wholehearted devotion, clear spiritual vision, and finding true freedom, peace, and purpose in Christ alone.

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches on Jesus’ powerful teaching in Matthew 6:19–24 about treasure, focus, and the battle for our hearts. What makes your eyes lig...

05/03/2026

In this message, Pastor Joshua Parriera teaches through Matthew 6:16–18, where Jesus speaks directly about fasting, not as a performance, but as a deeply personal act of devotion to God. “Live for an Audience of One” calls us to examine our motives. Fasting isn’t about looking spiritual or gaining the approval of others, it’s about humbling ourselves before the Father, drawing near to Him with sincerity and dependence.

Jesus challenges the outward show and redirects our focus inward, toward a real, unseen relationship with God. What is done in secret matters, and the Father who sees in secret responds. If you’ve ever misunderstood fasting or wondered how it fits into your walk with God, this message will bring clarity, conviction, and a renewed purpose. “When you fast…” Matthew 6:17 (ESV)

You Are Invited | The Sermon on the Mount | Matthew 6:16-18

05/03/2026

What does it really mean to pray the way Jesus taught us? In this message, Pastor Joshua Parriera walks through Matthew 6:9–15 and unpacks the Lord’s Prayer, explaining why it should be called the 'Disciple's Prayer,' as we are taught to pray in a powerful and practical way. This isn’t about saying the right words; it’s about having a right-sized view of God and a right posture of the heart. Jesus teaches us to pray with purpose, surrender, and trust, honoring the Father, seeking His will, depending on Him daily, and extending forgiveness just as we’ve been forgiven.

This passage doesn’t just show us how to pray; it reveals who we are praying to. If you’ve ever struggled with prayer, felt distant from God, or wanted a deeper, more meaningful connection with Him, this message will encourage and equip you. “Pray then like this…” Matthew 6:9 (ESV) Join us as we learn to pray with humility, dependence, and faith, the way Jesus intended.

You Are Invited | The Sermon on the Mount | Matthew 6:9-15

04/24/2026

🇲🇽 Mexico Mission Trip | August 1–8 🇲🇽
This summer, we’re heading back to the Mount of Olives Children’s Home to be the hands and feet of Jesus.
A week of construction work, church, playing with kids, genuine worship and quiet time, sharing meals, and experiencing authentic community and incredible food—this is a space where service meets joy and love in action.
Each year our team goes, God does something new in us and through us.
All ages are welcome—families, couples, singles, and kids. If you feel compelled to serve this summer, there’s a place for you on this team.
DM us to reserve your spot and get more details about pricing, details, team building, and more.
Come be part of what God is doing in Mexico. 🇲🇽❤️

04/19/2026

Pastor Joshua Parriera preaches on Matthew 6:5-8 and Jesus’ invitation into the secret chamber with the Father. In a world filled with noise, distraction, and performance, Jesus calls His people into a hidden place of intimacy where prayer becomes real, personal, and powerful. The secret chamber is where hearts are restored, burdens are lifted, and communion with God is deepened.

Jesus teaches that prayer is not for appearance or empty repetition, but for a genuine relationship with the Father who sees us in secret and knows every need before we ask. Join us as we discover the beauty of private prayer and the call to draw near to God.

You Are Invited | The Sermon on the Mount | Matthew 6:5-8