Beyond Our Walls | Look at What the LORD Has Done! | Matthew 28:16–20 & Acts 1:6–8

THE 2026 ANNUAL MEETING OF FIRST ALLIANCE CHURCH

More than 50 years ago, our parents, grandparents, people we never knew, and people who we’ve long forgotten followed the Lord’s lead to reestablish FAC here at 2939 Zimmerly Road. God led them to this place with a new vision and a new future. I cannot shake the idea that we are living in the moment that our parents and grandparents dreamed about when FAC moved here.

Join us Sunday as we celebrate the last year of ministry at FAC and see where God is leading us in the next season of First Alliance Church.

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DANIEL: Stand Firm | Week 5: Don’t Dabble | Daniel 4:1–18

Often in our culture, we get eye rolls or snickering when it comes to things of the spirit world. Daniel has consistently reminded us that the Most High God has insurmountable power. It is good for us to remember that the goal of the enemy of God is to take our eyes off of God/Jesus, distract us from the truth, and to turn our thoughts and ways away from God. Yet, Daniel shows us, time and again, that we don’t need to live in fear because of the enemy; instead, we can live in victory because God’s “dominion is from generation to generation.”

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DANIEL: Stand Firm | Week 4: A Surrendered Heart | Daniel 3

This Sunday, we continue our Stand Firm series, asking how we can live faithfully in a world that is ever-changing. In Daniel 3, we’ll learn from Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego about the courage to obey God and the trust to surrender what we can’t control.

Join us as we consider God’s provision, power, and presence—and how we can stand firm with hearts surrendered to him.

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Missions Week 2026 | On Mission Together

This Sunday, our International Workers to Spain, Jim and LuAnn Eaton, will share about their ministry in El Campello, Spain, where they serve through local church ministry, discipleship, prayer, pastoral care, hospitality, and mission. Together, we’ll be reminded that there isn’t a mission field “over there” and a church “over here”—there is simply the mission of God, and all of us are invited into it.

We are one body, filled with one Spirit, given one mission, and united around one hope: Jesus. God has given each of us a part to play in His mission, whether through our prayers, our service, our generosity, our relationships, or the places He has already called us to live and work. It takes all of us, On Mission Together, to bring the hope of Jesus to a fractured world.

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Jesus Encounters | Week 9: Sent | Mark 6:6–13, 30–31

Join us this week as we continue our Summer Series. In this week’s Jesus Encounter, we see that the ministry of the gospel is laid in the hands of his followers. Go, and do—just as you’ve seen Jesus do.

The church is not looking for perfect people or the highly qualified—the church is looking for people who are called. The Lord will equip you and guide you.

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Jesus Encounters | Week 8: It’s Never Too Late | Luke 19:1–10

When was the last time you climbed a tree? I was never very good at it. Gravity always seemed to be an obstacle for me that I couldn’t overcome. This week, we take a look at a guy who climbed a tree just to get a look at Jesus. If you grew up attending church, you’re probably humming that Sunday School song now. Join us this Sunday as we see how the Gospel writer, Luke, continues to frame the passionate and persistent encounters people have with Jesus.

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Jesus Encounters | Week 6: Opportunity Lost | Luke 18:18–27

This week, we will continue our Jesus Encounters series by looking at Jesus’ encounter with the rich ruler in Luke 18:18–27. Throughout the Gospel accounts, we see Jesus meeting people in all kinds of places—one-on-one, in crowds, along the road, and in the privacy of homes. Yet every encounter reveals something about who Jesus is, what He came to do, and what it means to follow Him.

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Jesus Encounters | Week 5: Under God | Mark 12:13–17

This week, America celebrates 250 years of independence. As we think about this milestone, we are reminded over and over again in Scripture of the importance and value of keeping leaders and rulers in prayer. And, in this Encounter with Jesus from Mark 12, we will see how Jesus invites us to take our kingdom citizenship with us into the kingdoms of this world.

This Sunday, we continue to seek Jesus in this world we live in.

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