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.

Day 34It is easy to confuse slowing down with falling behind. In reality, slowing down can help us move more wisely. Pac...
02/04/2026

Day 34

It is easy to confuse slowing down with falling behind. In reality, slowing down can help us move more wisely. Pace often matters as much as direction.

Carry this with you today: Pace yourself.

Day 34365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.⸻Re...
02/03/2026

Day 34

365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.

Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.

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Read: Genesis 33 • Mark 5 • Psalm 33

Genesis 33 is a beautiful moment of reconciliation. Jacob finally meets Esau, expecting anger and revenge. Instead, he’s met with embrace and forgiveness. Fear gives way to grace. The moment Jacob dreaded most becomes a moment of healing.

Mark 5 is filled with restoration. A man tormented for years is freed. A woman reaches out in faith. A child is raised to life. Everywhere Jesus goes, broken situations begin to breathe again. He sees people others overlook and meets them with compassion.

Psalm 33 celebrates God’s faithfulness and power. It reminds us that God’s plans stand firm, regardless of circumstances or human strength.

Reconciliation often feels like stepping into a room you’ve avoided for years. Your heart races, your assumptions run wild—and then grace surprises you. God specializes in restoring what fear says is beyond repair.

Jesus brings healing to places we thought were too far gone.

Live It:
Step toward reconciliation or healing today, even if it feels risky.

Prayer:
Jesus, please help me trust You with broken relationships and wounded places. Thank You for being a God who restores and heals, in Your holy name, Amen.

Day 33365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.⸻Re...
02/02/2026

Day 33

365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.

Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.

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Read: Genesis 32 • Mark 4 • Psalm 32

Genesis 32 is a turning point. Jacob prepares to face Esau, but before he meets his brother, he meets God. He wrestles through the night and refuses to let go until he receives a blessing. Jacob leaves changed—limping, renamed, and finally honest. Sometimes transformation hurts a little.

Mark 4 is full of seeds and soil. Jesus explains that the same word goes out to everyone, but not everyone receives it the same way. Growth depends on what we allow to take root. Faith isn’t about hearing more—it’s about letting truth settle deep.

Psalm 32 celebrates the relief of forgiveness. When David stops hiding, joy returns. Confession opens the door to freedom, not shame.

Growth often happens when we stop pretending and start surrendering. Like holding onto something heavy for too long and finally setting it down. It’s uncomfortable at first, but the relief is immediate.

Jesus invites us to bring honesty into the light, where real change begins.

Live It:
Be honest with God today about what you’ve been holding onto.

Prayer:
Jesus, please help me surrender fully to You. Thank You for meeting me with grace and transforming my heart, in Your holy name, Amen.

Day 33Between Doubt and HopeFaith, Reason, and the Space BetweenSome lessons return more than once. They are not failure...
02/02/2026

Day 33

Between Doubt and Hope
Faith, Reason, and the Space Between

Some lessons return more than once. They are not failures to learn, but invitations to deepen understanding. Growth often repeats itself until we are ready to receive it fully.

Carry this with you today: Relearning is part of growth.

Day 32New beginnings often arrive without fanfare. They look ordinary, almost unnoticed, until time reveals their signif...
02/01/2026

Day 32

New beginnings often arrive without fanfare. They look ordinary, almost unnoticed, until time reveals their significance. Starting again does not require confidence, only willingness.

Carry this with you today: Willingness is enough to begin.

Day 32365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.⸻Re...
02/01/2026

Day 32

365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.

Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.

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Read: Genesis 31 • Mark 3 • Psalm 31

Genesis 31 is about leaving. Jacob quietly packs up, settles unfinished business, and finally steps away from a situation that has been shaping him for years. Not every departure is dramatic, but many are necessary. Growth sometimes requires distance.

Mark 3 shows Jesus drawing clear lines. Crowds grow, criticism sharpens, and Jesus redefines family—not by blood, but by obedience to God. Following Jesus brings belonging, but it also brings clarity about who and what truly matters.

Psalm 31 is a prayer of trust in the middle of pressure. David feels surrounded and misunderstood, yet confidently places his life in God’s hands. It’s faith that holds steady when circumstances feel unstable.

Leaving something familiar can feel like cleaning out a drawer you’ve ignored for years. It’s uncomfortable, overdue, and strangely freeing once it’s done. God invites us to step away from what limits growth and toward what deepens trust.

Jesus calls us into a family shaped by faith, not fear.

Live It:
Release one thing today that God may be calling you to leave behind.

Prayer:
Jesus, please help me trust You as I step into change. Thank You for being my refuge and my guide, in Your holy name, Amen.

Day 31365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.⸻Re...
01/31/2026

Day 31

365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.

Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.

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Read: Genesis 30 • Mark 2 • Psalm 30

Genesis 30 is messy and emotional. Competition, comparison, and desperation all show up in Jacob’s growing family. Everyone is trying to force outcomes, control timing, and prove worth. Yet God quietly works through the chaos, reminding us that His purposes are not derailed by human insecurity.

Mark 2 shows Jesus healing, forgiving, and challenging expectations. He heals a paralyzed man by first forgiving his sins, which unsettles the religious leaders. Jesus also reminds them that He came to bring new life, not to patch up old systems. Grace doesn’t fit neatly into rigid boxes.

Psalm 30 celebrates transformation. Mourning turns to joy. Night gives way to morning. God’s faithfulness shows up not just in rescue, but in restoration.

Life often looks like Genesis 30—busy, loud, and emotionally charged. God’s work, however, often happens quietly in the background. Like a seed growing underground, unseen but unstoppable.

Jesus brings forgiveness, healing, and fresh starts where we least expect them.

Live It:
Trust God today in the areas where control feels tempting.

Prayer:
Jesus, please help me release my need to control outcomes. Thank You for bringing healing and renewal into my life, in Your holy name, Amen.

Day 31Between Doubt and HopeFaith, Reason, and the Space BetweenCompletion does not always feel triumphant. Sometimes it...
01/31/2026

Day 31

Between Doubt and Hope
Faith, Reason, and the Space Between

Completion does not always feel triumphant. Sometimes it feels quiet, even ordinary. Still, finishing matters. Honoring the journey, with all its questions and growth, can be its own form of gratitude.

Carry this with you today: Honor the journey.

Day 30365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.⸻Re...
01/30/2026

Day 30

365 Days. One Story. Zero Burnout.

Read the Bible daily without feeling guilty, confused, or spiritually behind.

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Read: Genesis 29 • Mark 1 • Psalm 29

Genesis 29 introduces us to Jacob’s long season of waiting and working. Love shows up quickly, but fulfillment takes time. Seven years pass like a moment—until they don’t. Jacob gets a surprise he didn’t expect and learns that patience is often taught through repetition and perseverance.

Mark 1 moves fast. Very fast. Jesus begins His ministry, calls His disciples, heals the sick, and casts out demons—all in one chapter. The message is clear: when Jesus shows up, things start happening. Still, even with the urgency, Jesus makes time to pray and stay grounded in His mission.

Psalm 29 celebrates the powerful voice of God—strong, majestic, and able to bring peace. God’s voice speaks over chaos and brings order.

Waiting and urgency often live side by side. Like waiting all week for something and then having it happen all at once. God teaches us faith in both seasons—when life feels slow and when it feels overwhelming.

Jesus invites us to follow Him, not at our pace, but in His presence.

Live It:
Remain faithful today, whether life feels slow or suddenly busy.

Prayer:
Jesus, please help me stay grounded in You through both waiting and action. Teach me to trust Your timing and Your voice, in Your holy name, Amen.

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1717 W 5th Street
Eureka, MO
63025

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Sunday 10:30am - 12:30pm

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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.