Mesa Church San Diego

About Mesa Church San Diego

Mesa Church San Diego is a vibrant and welcoming community where everyone has a place at the table of Jesus. Mesa Church is dedicated to creating a space where people can experience the love and truth of Jesus Christ. With services on Sundays at 9:15am and 11:00am, both in-person and online, Mesa Church offers a variety of ways to connect and grow in faith. Join us and be part of a community that believes in the transformative power of God's love.

Publisher

Mesa Church

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

12 Jan 2025

Latest episode

31 May 2026

Latest episodes

20 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   31 May 2026

   Who Are You When No One's Watching Isaiah 51-25 Jeremy Aylett 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 the six "woes" of Isaiah 5 and lands on a theme that feels just as urgent today — identity. Using a striking illustration from a documentary on Hulk Hogan, Jeremy shows what happens when a person builds their whole sense of self around image, performance, and the approval of a crowd. When the lights go off, there's nothing left. No center. No self. The outside had never matched the inside, and eventually everything unraveled. The good news is that Jesus offers something completely different. Through Luke 6, John 15, and Psalm 127, Jeremy calls us to stop managing our image and start opening our lives to the One who can actually transform them. Identity built by Christ — from the inside out — is the only kind that holds. As Psalm 139 closes the sermon: "Search me, O God, and know my heart. Lead me in the way everlasting." Part of the "Find Your Way Back" series through the Book of Isaiah. Preached at Mesa Church, San Diego, CA.

2. 

   31 May 2026

   "A Glimpse of Something Better" | Isaiah 65:17-25 | Charlie Houck | Mesa Church San Diego

   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 say "I don't want to lose that"? Drawing from Isaiah 65 and across the entire book of Isaiah, Charlie paints a sweeping picture of the new heavens and the new earth God is preparing. He walks through every category of brokenness this world carries — death, sickness, oppression, war, futile work, estranged families, spiritual distance — and shows, from Isaiah's own words, exactly what God plans to do with each one. No more infants who don't survive. No more children taught to evade drones in wartime. No more work that someone else takes. No more families scattered by estrangement and divorce. Before you can even call out to God, he will already have answered. Charlie also tackles two lies the enemy uses to keep people from finding the way back: "I don't need it — my life is pretty good," and "I'm too broken — there's no way back for me." Speaking from his own experience of losing his infant son Malachi, he shows how Isaiah 65:20 became a personal lifeline, and how God's plan for restoration isn't generic — it's specific enough to address every particular pain you've ever named. But none of it comes without Jesus. The new creation, the restored cosmos, the healed families — it all flows only through the blood of the cross. Jesus is the shoot from the stump of Jesse, the one who stepped into our broken world, worked a broken job, and loved us enough to become the perfect sacrifice. He is the way back — and there is no brokenness stronger than his blood poured out for you. Mesa Church | San Diego, CA mesachurch.org

3. 

   31 May 2026

   "Here I Am, Send Me" | Isaiah 6:1-8 | Charlie Houck | Mesa Church San Diego

   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, and why God's holiness isn't simply sinlessness — it is "otherness," a complete distinction from all of creation. Even the most righteous human being stands just as far from God's holiness as the worst. When Isaiah sees it, he doesn't say "I'm not worthy." He says: I am coming apart at the seams. But God doesn't leave him there. A seraph takes a burning coal from the altar and touches Isaiah's lips — and his guilt is taken away, his sin atoned for. Charlie traces that coal all the way forward to Isaiah 53 and ultimately to the cross, where the holy God of Isaiah 6 becomes the merciful, suffering Savior. The fire that should have consumed Isaiah consumed the substitute instead — and that same substitutionary love is now the open door for anyone who repents and trusts in Christ. From that place of being made clean, Isaiah hears a still, small voice: "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" And he says the only reasonable thing a person can say after a love like that: "Here I am. Send me." Charlie closes by walking through every false fuel — guilt, fear, duty, comparison, adventure, inspiration — and showing why only God's love will last. If you have found the way back, you are called to share it. Mesa Church | San Diego, CA mesachurch.org

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