As followers of Christ, we are called to live differently from the world around us, holding fast to Jesus even when it means standing apart. This passage calls us to a life of faithful worship, love, obedience, and confidence in our unchanging Savior.

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Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Hebrews 13:8–19
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 15

Asaf clama a Dios para que restaure a su pueblo, pidiéndole al Pastor de Israel que vuelva a mirar hacia ellos con favor. Este salmo nos enseña cómo orar en tiempos de angustia, buscando la misericordia de Dios y confiando en que Él puede avivar y restaurar a su pueblo.

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Psalm 80

Series:
Español

The psalmist cries out to God to restore His people, asking the Shepherd of Israel to turn His face toward them once again. This psalm teaches us how to pray in seasons of distress, looking to God’s mercy and trusting Him to revive and restore His people.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Psalm 80
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 45

Series:
Summer in the Psalms

Rejected by his family but called upon to save Israel, Jephthah rises to lead God’s people against their enemies. Yet his story takes a tragic turn, revealing both the faith that drives him and the foolishness that brings heartbreaking consequences.

Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Judges 10:17—11:40
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 49

Series:
Hebrews 11: The Bible's Hall of Faith

Veremos cómo la vida de Sansón nos revela el peligro de depender de nosotros mismos y el gozo de encontrar nuestra fuerza únicamente en el Señor.

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Read by:
Mr. Troy Briceno

Texts:
Judges 16

Series:
Español

David reflects on the deep misery of hiding our sin and the joy that comes through confessing it and receiving God’s forgiveness. This passage reminds us that true happiness is not found in a life without sin, but in the blessing of having our sin covered by the mercy and grace of the Lord.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Psalm 32

Series:
Summer in the Psalms

In this passage we see how Samson's life reveals the danger of relying on ourselves and the joy of finding strength in the Lord alone.

Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Judges 16
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 16

Series:
Hebrews 11: The Bible's Hall of Faith

Mientras el salmo contrasta al Dios vivo con los ídolos sin vida hechos por manos humanas, se nos recuerda que aquello que adoramos moldea en quiénes nos convertimos. Este pasaje nos llama a apartarnos de los ídolos vacíos y confiar en el Señor, el Dios vivo, quien es el único digno de nuestra adoración y quien puede bendecir a su pueblo.

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Read by:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Psalm 115

Series:
Español

As the psalm contrasts the living God with the lifeless idols made by human hands, we are reminded that what we worship shapes who we become. This passage calls us to turn from empty idols and trust in the Lord, the living God who alone is worthy of our worship and able to bless His people.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Psalm 115

Series:
Summer in the Psalms

As Barak is called to lead Israel against a powerful enemy, God chooses unlikely people and unexpected means to accomplish His purposes. This passage reminds us that the Lord does not depend on human strength or conventional wisdom to deliver His people, but works through faith and obedience to bring victory.

Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Judges 4
Hebrews 11:32

Series:
Hebrews 11: The Bible's Hall of Faith