Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Philippians 3:20–21 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 22 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

¿Qué haces cuando la vida no tiene sentido? Cuando se aplaude al malvado, se ignora al justo, y la sabiduría no recibe recompensa alguna. En este poderoso mensaje de Eclesiastés, el Pastor Taylor Kern nos guía por preguntas crudas y una fe resistente. Escucharás la lucha honesta del Predicador frente a la injusticia y la muerte—y su llamado sorprendente a gozarse de todos modos. Desde la sabiduría olvidada hasta el gozo desafiante, este sermón nos señala a Jesús, el hombre sabio y pobre que salvó a la ciudad entregando su vida. Si buscas esperanza en un mundo confuso, este mensaje es para ti. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 8:10—9:18 Series: Ecclesiastes

What do you do when life doesn’t make sense? When evil is praised, the righteous are ignored, and wisdom goes unrewarded? In this powerful message from Ecclesiastes, Pastor Taylor Kern walks us through raw questions and resilient faith. You’ll hear the Preacher’s honest wrestling with injustice and death—and the surprising call to rejoice anyway. From forgotten wisdom to defiant joy, this sermon points us to Jesus, the poor wise man who saved the city by laying down His life. If you’re looking for hope in a confusing world, this is for you. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 8:10—9:18 Series: Ecclesiastes

Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Psalm 103:1–12 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 23 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

En este sermón, Ningún Rey sino Jesús, consideramos cómo la sabiduría de Eclesiastés nos ayuda a encontrar nuestro lugar en la historia de la redención que se va desarrollando. Con claridad y convicción, trazamos un cambio de pacto: bajo el Antiguo Pacto, el trono pertenecía a David; bajo el Nuevo Pacto, pertenece a Cristo. Este cambio redefine nuestra ciudadanía, llamándonos a vivir como exiliados y peregrinos en un mundo que no es nuestro hogar. En lugar de intentar resucitar una Nueva Cristiandad o recuperar el dominio terrenal, somos llamados a una presencia fiel—sometiéndonos a las autoridades gubernamentales, honrando al rey, pero rindiendo lealtad suprema al Rey de reyes. Mientras esperamos el regreso de Jesús, aprendemos a destronar nuestras esperanzas mal ubicadas y a vivir sabiamente bajo el reinado de Cristo, quien es el único que ocupa el trono para siempre. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 7:25—8:9 Series: Español

In this sermon, No King but Jesus, we consider how the wisdom of Ecclesiastes helps us find our place in the unfolding story of redemptive history. With clarity and conviction, we trace a covenantal shift: under the Old Covenant, the throne belonged to David; under the New Covenant, it belongs to Christ. That shift redefines our citizenship, calling us to live as exiles and sojourners in a world that is not our home. Rather than trying to resurrect a New Christendom or reclaim earthly dominance, we are summoned to faithful presence—submitting to governing authorities, honoring the king, but pledging ultimate allegiance to the King of kings. As we await the return of Jesus, we learn to dethrone our misplaced hopes and live wisely under the reign of Christ, who alone holds the throne forever. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 7:25—8:9 Series: Ecclesiastes

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 6:10—7:24 Series: Español

We learn from today's lesson that Wisdom belongs to God alone. Wisdom is beyond our reach. We long to have control, but we need to surrender to Jesus Christ. He is the wisdom of God. So let us bow in worship and wonder. Let us seek the wisdom of God and not our own. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 6:10—7:24 Series: Ecclesiastes

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Read by Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 5:8—6:9 Series: Español

Even in a world full of stress, pressure, and brokenness, God offers you something better—true joy in Christ. Discover how your heart, not your wealth or circumstances, is the key to enjoying the life God gives. Learn to receive each day as a gift from your loving Father. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Ecclesiastes 5:8—6:9 Series: Ecclesiastes

In a world of quiet disconnection and spiritual drifting, Jesus offers something far deeper than belonging to a cause or a community—He offers Himself. In this sermon from John 10:7–16, we hear the voice of the Good Shepherd calling us into His fold, where we are fully known, deeply loved, and eternally secure. Discover what it means to truly belong: to enter through the Shepherd’s gate, to be cared for by the One who laid down His life for the sheep, and to join Him in gathering the one flock under one Shepherd. Do you hear His voice? Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: John 10:7–16 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 20 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

In every great story, the hero has a guide—someone who awakens them to their calling, redefines who they are, and walks with them through the darkest valleys. In Romans 8, we meet the ultimate Guide: the Holy Spirit. He awakens us to the journey of faith, redefines our identity as beloved children of God, and walks with us every step of the way—through suffering, weakness, and even silence. He is not a distant force but a present Helper, a down payment of glory, and a faithful companion who will bring us safely home. Whether you feel stuck, weary, or just beginning to ask questions, this message invites you to listen for His voice and take the next step in the journey He’s begun in you. Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Romans 8 Belgic Confession: Article 24 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Galatians 5:16–26 Series: Español

Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Galatians 5:16–25

En un mundo sediento de trascendencia, Eclesiastés 5 nos llama a adorar con reverencia y asombro. La verdadera adoración comienza con el temor del Señor—pero solo Cristo ha adorado perfectamente. Rechazado en nuestro lugar, ahora Él nos acerca. Por medio de Él, estamos en la santa presencia de Dios—no con ligereza, sino con gozo. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 5:1–7 Series: Español

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Dr. Tim Scheuers Texts: James 4:13–17 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 9

In a world aching for transcendence, Ecclesiastes 5 calls us to worship with reverence and awe. True worship begins with the fear of the Lord—but only Christ has worshiped perfectly. Cast out in our place, He now brings us near. Through Him, we stand in God’s holy presence—not flippantly, but joyfully. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 5:1–7 Series: Ecclesiastes

We live in a day when many believe that the gathering together in a building for worship is no longer necessary for Christians. They would rather connect via streaming when it is convenient for them. The reality is that lone Christians are easy prey for wolves. Listen to hear what they Bible has to say is necessary for us to do as Christians. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Dr. Tim Scheuers Texts: Hebrews 10:19–25 Series: Guest Pastor

Please note: The audio quality in the first few minutes of this recording is poor, but it improves significantly once the sermon begins. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. —The Audiovisual Team We live in a culture that prizes independence, yet many feel lonelier than ever. Social media has replaced deep and lasting relationships. This kind of individualism, like a black hole, quietly drains the life out of us—leaving us empty, cold, and isolated. But there’s a better way. In this sermon, Pastor Taylor walks us through Ecclesiastes 4:4–16 to show how we can move from the bitter life alone, to the better life together, and ultimately to the best possible life—life under the good King Jesus. If you’re tired of chasing independence and hungry for something more, this message points the way. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 4:4–16 Series: Ecclesiastes

Many turned away from Jesus when His words became too strange, too hard to accept. But instead of softening the message, Jesus went deeper—revealing the mystery at the heart of true spiritual life: “It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh is no help at all.” This sermon explores how true and lasting life with God is not achieved through effort, tradition, or willpower, but by the gracious work of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit alone awakens dead hearts, gives faith, and unites us to Christ. And He does so through one means: the life-giving words of Christ. If you long for deeper change, lasting joy, or renewed spiritual vitality, this message invites you to open your heart to the Spirit’s breath and receive life through the Word of Christ. Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: John 6:60–71 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 20 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith