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

In From Duty to Delight, Pastor Daniel shows how the Sabbath moves us beyond mere obligation into joy. We are called to embrace our limitations, remember our redemption, and delight in God’s gracious gift of rest. Far from a burden, the Sabbath is a weekly reminder that our identity is not in our work but in Christ’s finished work. Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Isaiah 58:13–14 Deuteronomy 5:12–15 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 38 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

En Hechos 4–5, Lucas revela a la iglesia primitiva como el nuevo Templo viviente de Dios, edificada en unidad, generosidad e integridad. Por medio de la resurrección de Cristo, Dios nos concede verdadera pertenencia, llamando a su pueblo a ser un solo cuerpo, no dividido por cultura ni preferencia. La generosidad se convierte en obra del templo cuando los creyentes comparten libremente, no por obligación, sino con corazones transformados. La integridad importa: la hipocresía debilita a la Iglesia, pero la verdad delante de Dios y entre nosotros edifica la morada de su Espíritu. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 4:32—5:11 Series: Español

In Acts 4–5, Luke shows us that the Church is the one holy temple of God, where His Spirit dwells among His people. This countercultural community is marked by unity, generosity, and integrity—signs of God’s great grace at work. Barnabas models Spirit-filled generosity, while Ananias and Sapphira reveal the danger of hypocrisy in God’s house. Ultimately, our hope is not in our efforts but in Christ, the truly whole man, who makes His church alive and holy. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 4:32—5:11 Series: The Church on Fire

Time: Evening Minister: Mr. Brendan Stamper Texts: 2 Corinthians 5:1–10 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 22

En nuestro servicio matutino, el pastor Daniel nos traerá la Palabra de Dios del Salmo 46 con un sermón titulado El Señor del Anfitrión está con nosotros. Vivimos en un mundo que siente todo menos estable: la ira de las naciones, las economías se agitan y los ensayos personales pueden dejarnos abrumados. El miedo se arrastra fácilmente cuando la vida se siente incierta. Pero el Salmo 46 nos da un grito de confianza de batalla: "El Señor de los anfitriones está con nosotros; el Dios de Jacob es nuestra fortaleza". Este salmo levanta nuestros ojos del caos que nos rodea a la presencia inquebrantable de Dios, que es nuestro refugio y nuestra fuerza. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Read by Taylor Kern Texts: Psalm 46 Series: Español

Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Psalm 46

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Psalm 150 Series: Psalms Retreat

Time: Morning Minister: Elder James Anguiano Texts: Psalm 13 Series: Psalms Retreat

Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Series: Psalms Retreat

Pastor Daniel preaches from Exodus 20:7 with a sermon titled More Than Words: Honoring God's Name. We may not speak God’s name in vain aloud, but how often do our words, actions, or even silence dishonor Him? This passage reminds us that honoring God’s name is more than careful speech—it involves our hearts, our words, and the way we live. Time: Evening Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Exodus 20:7 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 36 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

El Pastor Taylor nos trae la Palabra de Dios de Hechos 3:1–4:31 con un sermón titulado Valentía del Espíritu. ¿Con qué frecuencia retrocedemos cuando surge el nombre de Jesús en una conversación? La valentía puede parecernos ajena en una cultura que valora la comodidad, la seguridad y la tolerancia. Sin embargo, en Hechos 3–4 encontramos a la iglesia primitiva en su infancia: débil en número, pero fuerte en el Espíritu. Lo que transformó a simples pescadores en testigos intrépidos no fue la personalidad, la posición ni el poder, sino la presencia del Espíritu Santo. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 3:1—4:31 Series: Español

Pastor Taylor brings us God's Word from Acts 3:1-4:31 with a sermon called Spirit-Empowered Boldness. How often do we shrink back when the name of Jesus comes up in conversation? Boldness can feel foreign in a culture that prizes comfort, safety, and tolerance. Yet in Acts 3-4, we meet the early church in its infancy—weak in numbers, but strong in the Spirit. What transformed ordinary fishermen into fearless witnesses was not personality, position, or power, but the presence of the Holy Spirit. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 3:1—4:31 Belgic Confession: Article 36 Series: Acts: The Church on Fire