In this message we learn the hows and whys of prayer and in the end what makes prayer beautiful in God's sight. Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Luke 18:1–8 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 45 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: 1 John 4:7–14

In this passage we are reminded that no earthly power can stand against the purposes of God, whose kingdom grows even when the world rages against it. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Acts 12 Series: Acts: The Church on Fire

Every one of us was born into a kind of arranged marriage — bound by covenant to God’s law. The law was good and righteous, but our sinful hearts turned that holy relationship into one of frustration, guilt, and death. In this sermon by pastor Taylor, we’ll hear the apostle Paul explain why our first “marriage” to the law could never bring life, and how through Christ’s death and resurrection we have been freed to belong to a far better Husband. Now, joined to Christ by faith, believers are released from condemnation and empowered by the Spirit to bear the fruit of love and obedience that the law always described but could never produce. Come discover how dying to the law and living to Christ transforms duty into delight — freeing us to serve in the newness of the Spirit. Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Romans 7:1–13 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 44 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

The Church in Antioch was an example of a healthy church. Those who spread the gospel message in Antioch included the gentiles and many of them believed. Barnabas sought out Paul to aid him in the work there. The Christians there grew in maturity and when a need arose in Judea they send relief by way of Paul and Barnabas. What an example for us to follow. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 11:19–30 Series: The Church on Fire

361 La iglesia de Antioquía fue un ejemplo de una iglesia sana. Entre quienes difundieron el mensaje del evangelio en Antioquía se encontraban los gentiles, y muchos de ellos creyeron. Bernabé buscó a Pablo para que lo ayudara en la obra allí. Los cristianos de Antioquía crecieron en madurez y, cuando surgió una necesidad en Judea, enviaron ayuda a través de Pablo y Bernabé. ¡Qué ejemplo para nosotros! Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 11:19–30 Series: Español

Time: Evening Texts: Psalm 15 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 43 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Read by Taylor Keen Texts: Acts 11:1–18

Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Acts 11:1–18 Galatians 2:15–21 Series: Acts: The Church on Fire

En este mensaje, el pastor Taylor nos lleva por el impactante encuentro entre Saulo de Tarso y el Señor resucitado. Saulo, el gran perseguidor de la iglesia —el “lobo feroz” que respiraba amenazas y muerte— es derribado por la gloria del “León de Judá” en el camino a Damasco. Allí descubre que la verdadera justicia no se obtiene por las obras de la ley, sino por la fe en Cristo. Un relato poderoso de cómo la gracia de Jesús puede domar el orgullo humano y transformar a un enemigo en un siervo fiel. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 9:1–22 Series: Español

In this message, Pastor Daniel explores how the gospel transforms hearts that steal into hearts that serve. Drawing from the Eighth Commandment, he shows that God not only forbids stealing—but calls His people to faithful stewardship and selfless generosity. True obedience flows from gratitude for the eternal treasures we have by faith in Christ, as those once ruled by greed are renewed in Christ to give freely for the glory of God and the good of others Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Ephesians 4:25–28 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 42 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

In this message, Pastor Taylor takes us through the powerful encounter between Saul of Tarsus and the risen Lord. Saul —the “Big Bad Wolf” who breathed threats and murder against the church— is struck down by the glory of the “Lion of Judah” on the road to Damascus. There he discovers that true righteousness is not earned by works of the law but received by faith in Christ. A powerful story of how the grace of Jesus can tame human pride and transform an enemy into a faithful servant. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 9:1–22 Series: The Church on Fire

The seventh commandment calls us to purity, joy and covenantal bliss. Society seeks to take what is serious and sacred and make it casual. Sexual sin like adultery promises sweetness but turns to wormwood in the stomach. It is the path of pain, bitterness and ruin. Instead, drink from the well of your own cistern. Be refreshed in her. She is a gift from God. This oneness points us to our union with Christ. Jesus gives himself up for his bride (the Church) to present her to himself pure and blameless. This is the pathway of joy. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Proverbs 5 1 Corinthians 6:12–20 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 41 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

In this message we find the gospel going out beyond Israel to one who before was excluded from coming near to God because of he was a gentile and a bodily deformity. But those who were sinners and outcasts are the very ones that Jesus desires to seek and to save. They are the ones the ones He wants us to share the Gospel with. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Acts 8:26–40 Series: Acts: The Church on Fire

In this passage we encouraged not to imitate Cain in our hatred but Imitate Christ in our love. Learn how hatred turned to murder, but love led to the cross. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: 1 John Exodus 20:13 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 40 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 6:1–7 Series: Español

Jesus referred to his people as the branches of a vine. Only when those branches remain in the vine will it remain strong. The early church, like a vine, grew fast and became messy. Vines need a support structure if they are to grow well and produce much fruit. So too, it was with the early church. In the first few verses of Acts 6 we see the beginning of that structure through the teaching of the Apostles and the appointing of deacons to care for the needs of the poor. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 6:1–7 Series: Acts: The Church on Fire

Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Exodus 20:12 2 Timothy 3:1–9 Ephesians 6:1–4 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 39 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Read by Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 5 Series: Español

Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Acts 5:12–42 Series: Acts: The Church on Fire