Transformation Church

Transformation Church Launching in Eureka in 2026, Transformation Church is a Jesus-centered community for believers, skeptics, and those in recovery. Come with your questions.

We’re not political—we focus on love, service, healing, and real connection. Everyone is welcome. Mission
Helping people experience a Jesus-centered life and share God’s love in a Jesus-looking way. Vision
A place where anyone can come as they are, fall in love with Jesus, and find new life. Welcome Home
No matter your story—you belong here.

The Power of Letting Go of RegretDay 117 of 365Regret can keep you tied to moments you cannot change. While it may offer...
04/27/2026

The Power of Letting Go of Regret

Day 117 of 365

Regret can keep you tied to moments you cannot change. While it may offer lessons, it was never meant to be a place you live. Faith may call this forgiveness. Reason may call it acceptance. Both remind us that moving forward requires releasing what is behind.

Carry this with you today: Learn, then let go.

The Strength of Keeping Your Word to YourselfDay 115 of 365It is easy to break promises we make to ourselves. No one els...
04/25/2026

The Strength of Keeping Your Word to Yourself

Day 115 of 365

It is easy to break promises we make to ourselves. No one else sees them, so they feel less important. But keeping your word to yourself builds trust within. Faith may call this integrity of the heart. Reason may call it self-discipline. Both remind us that how you show up for yourself matters.

Carry this with you today: Keep your word to yourself.

The Courage to ReevaluateDay 114 of 365There are times when what once made sense no longer fits who you are becoming. Re...
04/24/2026

The Courage to Reevaluate

Day 114 of 365

There are times when what once made sense no longer fits who you are becoming. Reevaluating your beliefs, priorities, or direction can feel unsettling. Faith may call this discernment. Reason may call it critical reflection. Both remind us that growth sometimes requires honest reconsideration.

Carry this with you today: It’s okay to rethink.

The Strength of Being Patient with YourselfDay 108 of 365It is often easier to be patient with others than with yourself...
04/19/2026

The Strength of Being Patient with Yourself

Day 108 of 365

It is often easier to be patient with others than with yourself. Growth takes time, and change rarely happens as quickly as we hope. Faith may call this grace for yourself. Reason may call it realistic expectation. Both remind us that progress is a process, not a moment.

Carry this with you today: Be patient with yourself.

Obadiah — Verse 3 (April 16)“Your proud heart has deceived you, you that live in the clefts of the rock, whose dwelling ...
04/17/2026

Obadiah — Verse 3 (April 16)

“Your proud heart has deceived you, you that live in the clefts of the rock, whose dwelling is in the heights. You say in your heart, ‘Who will bring me down to the ground?’” — Obadiah 1:3 (NRSV)

Now we see the root issue.

Pride.

Not loud, obvious arrogance—but the kind that quietly says,
“I’m good.”
“I’m secure.”
“I’m not going anywhere.”

Edom lived in the mountains—literally built into rock. From a human standpoint, they were hard to reach and even harder to defeat.

So they started believing something dangerous:

“We’re untouchable.”

And here’s the line that really lands:
“Your proud heart has deceived you.”

Pride doesn’t just elevate—it distorts.
It convinces you that what’s temporary is permanent.
That what’s strong is unshakable.

It’s like locking your door and assuming nothing bad can ever happen again. It feels secure… until it isn’t.

God isn’t just calling out behavior—He’s exposing a mindset.

Takeaway:
Pride doesn’t just lift you up—it blinds you to reality.

The Value of Doing What You Said You Would DoDay 106 of 365Trust is often built in small, consistent ways. One of the si...
04/17/2026

The Value of Doing What You Said You Would Do

Day 106 of 365

Trust is often built in small, consistent ways. One of the simplest is doing what you said you would do. Faith may call this integrity. Reason may call it reliability. Both point to the same truth—your actions over time shape how others experience you.

Carry this with you today: Follow through.

The Courage to Rest Without GuiltDay 107 of 365It can feel unproductive to slow down, especially when there is more to d...
04/17/2026

The Courage to Rest Without Guilt

Day 107 of 365

It can feel unproductive to slow down, especially when there is more to do. But rest is not wasted time. Faith may see it as trust that everything does not depend on you. Reason may see it as necessary for mental and physical health. Both remind us that rest restores what constant effort cannot.

Carry this with you today: Rest without guilt.

Obadiah — Verse 2 (April 15)“I will surely make you least among the nations; you shall be utterly despised.” — Obadiah 1...
04/17/2026

Obadiah — Verse 2 (April 15)

“I will surely make you least among the nations; you shall be utterly despised.” — Obadiah 1:2 (NRSV)

That escalated quickly.

God goes straight from announcement to outcome. Edom—proud, established, secure—is about to be brought low.

And not just a little.

“Least among the nations.”
“Utterly despised.”

That’s a complete reversal.

Here’s what makes this hit:
Edom didn’t see this coming.

They felt strong. Safe. Untouchable.

But pride has a way of creating a false sense of security. Like thinking everything is fine because nothing has fallen apart yet.

God isn’t reacting randomly here—He’s responding to something deeper that we’ll see more of soon.

But even in this verse alone, the message is clear:

What looks strong isn’t always secure.

And what God opposes doesn’t stand long.

Takeaway:
Pride can make you feel untouchable… right before everything changes.

The Freedom of Letting Go of ComparisonDay 105 of 365It is easy to measure your life against someone else’s. Comparison ...
04/16/2026

The Freedom of Letting Go of Comparison

Day 105 of 365

It is easy to measure your life against someone else’s. Comparison can quietly steal peace and distort perspective. Faith may call this contentment. Reason may call it self-acceptance. Both remind us that your path does not need to look like anyone else’s to be meaningful.

Carry this with you today: Stay in your own lane.

The Strength of Staying GroundedDay 104 of 365Life can feel unsteady when circumstances shift or expectations change. St...
04/14/2026

The Strength of Staying Grounded

Day 104 of 365

Life can feel unsteady when circumstances shift or expectations change. Staying grounded does not mean everything is certain; it means you are anchored in what matters most. Faith may call this trust in something deeper. Reason may call it inner stability. Both remind us that steadiness can exist even when life feels uncertain.

Carry this with you today: Stay grounded in what matters.

Obadiah — Verse 1 (April 14)“The vision of Obadiah. Thus says the Lord God concerning Edom: We have heard a report from ...
04/14/2026

Obadiah — Verse 1 (April 14)

“The vision of Obadiah. Thus says the Lord God concerning Edom: We have heard a report from the Lord, and a messenger has been sent among the nations: ‘Rise up! Let us rise against it for battle!’” — Obadiah 1 (NRSV)

Obadiah doesn’t ease into things.

No warm-up. No backstory.
Just: God has spoken… and something is about to happen.

This is a message directed at Edom—a nation connected to Israel by family, but not by loyalty. There’s history here. Tension. Betrayal.

And now? Accountability.

What stands out is this:
God isn’t just speaking privately—He’s stirring nations.

It’s a reminder that God sees more than we do, and He acts on a scale we don’t always understand.

Also… this is one verse in, and it already feels intense.

So yeah, this might not be the part of the Bible people usually highlight.

But it’s real.

Takeaway:
God sees what’s happening—even when it feels like no one else does.

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(Sunday) Contemporary Service: 10 AM

The first Sunday of each month we combine with Hillside Presbyterian Church in a joint service with Communion at 10 AM. Office Hours as noted in "Hours" section Animal Crackers Bible study 6:30 p.m. Mondays Hands All Around Crafters Tuesdays 11:00 a.m. - 2 p.m. Crossfire Praise Band rehearsal Tuesday 7:00 p.m.