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

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 2:42–47 Series: Español

The second commandment forbids us to bow down to golden calves or any other man made image, but how often do we decide that we will worship God our way, on our schedule and shaped by our tastes. In our study of Exodus 32, we confront Israel's sin at Sinai and descover how the Second Commandment calls us to true worship, which is patient, faithful, Spirit led and centered on Christ alone. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Exodus 32 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 35 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

We may dream of the "perfect church, but this portion from Acts shows us something far better: God's Beautiful Community, shaped not by human preference, but by His Word and Spirit. Together we'll consider how our worship should be anchored in Christ and His Word, found in gathering around Word, sacrament, prayer andfellowship, marked by awe, joy, and unity as a community that displays God's grace and draws others to Christ. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Acts 2:42–47 Series: The Church on Fire

In this message we are reminded that everyone worships something. There are so many things in the world that compete for our attention. Why should we worship the God of the Bible? Because He alone is worthy of our worship. He alone is God. Only He hears and answers the prayers of His people. Because He alone can protect your life. He alone can give you spiritual understanding. Everything else will leave you empty and wanting more. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: 1 John 5:13–21 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 34 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

Este mensaje da inicio a una nueva serie de sermones sobre el libro de los Hechos, "La Iglesia en Fuego". El mensaje del mundo trata de mí y de lo que yo quiero, dejándonos vacíos. El mensaje que escuchamos en el libro de los Hechos, "El Evangelio de Jesucristo", llena nuestras vidas de propósito, poder y paz. El Evangelio le da sentido a todo, y en lugar de ser mi historia, es la historia de Dios. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 1:1–11 Series: Español

This is the beginning of in a new journey through the book of Acts from Acts 1:1–11 in a sermon titled “The Message that Changes Everything.” The world tells us that life is all about ourselves—but that pursuit always leaves us empty. In Acts, we discover a better way: a life filled with purpose, power, and peace in Christ. Join us as we see how Jesus calls His people to be His witnesses today. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Acts 1:1–15 Series: The Church on Fire

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Read by Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 12:9–14 Series: Español

Ever feel like life slams a brick wall into your plans? We all want to go our own way, but God gives something better: Ten commandments that aren’t just rules—they’re a lifeline. In this sermon, we explore how God’s law exposes our need, points us to Christ, and anchors us in a community of love, justice, and peace. From Israel’s story to our own, discover how the Spirit transforms hearts, frees us from guilt, and empowers us to live in grateful obedience. If you’ve ever wrestled with “Why can’t I just do what I want?” this message will give you a new perspective on God’s “No” and the life He actually designed for you. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Deuteronomy 5:1–29 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 34 Series: The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

In this message we conclude the book of Ecclesiastes. We discover the man's true purpose and the way we are to fulfill that purpose. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Ecclesiastes 12:9–14 Series: Ecclesiastes

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Read by Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 11:7—12:8 Series: Español

Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Romans 12:2 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 33

In this message we learn that true joy is found not in chasing fleeting pleasures, but in living fully under the sun with eterniity in view. God calls us to rejoice in His good gifts, turn from sin's destructive parth, and anchor our days in the One (Jesus) who gave us life. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Daniel Ventura Texts: Ecclesiastes 11:7—12:8 Series: Ecclesiastes

In this message we learn that while Solomon embodied wisdom, it was not pure. He was divided in his heart. The wisdom that is from above is humility in action. It is an undivided heart. Wisdom from above produces Heaven's peace. Time: Afternoon Minister: Mr. Brendan Stamper Texts: James 3:13–18 Belgic Confession: Article 1

Este mensaje nos dice que seamos generosos en nuestra manera de vivir y de dar. Esperemos que parte de lo que sembremos no produzca fruto, pero seamos pacientes y dejemos los resultados en manos de Dios. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 11:1–8 Series: Español

This message tells us to be generous in our living and giving. Expect that some of what we sow will fall flat, but we should be patient and leave the results to God. Time: Morning Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 11:1–7 Series: Ecclesiastes

In this message we are reminded of the glorious promise of everlasting life--where God makes all things new and wipes away every tear. This is an invitation to understand that true eternal life is not just endless existence but a restored, joyful fellowship with our risen Savior, Jesus Christ. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Revelation 21:1–8 Series: Ecclesiastes

El libro de Eclesiastés es como una clase magistral sobre la vida… para necios. Después de la caída, todos hemos sido afectados por la maldición. Cada uno de nosotros lleva un necio por dentro. Vivimos en un mundo lleno de dolor y tristeza, y nosotros somos la causa de ello. Pero hay un camino hacia la verdadera felicidad, y solo se encuentra en Jesucristo… el camino hacia la Ciudad eterna donde Él habita para siempre con su pueblo. Time: Afternoon Minister: Rev. Taylor Kern Texts: Ecclesiastes 10 Series: Español