In the 9th Commandment the Lord calls His people not only to speak truth, but to live truthfully before Him, reflecting the character of the God who never lies.

Time:
Evening

Texts:
Psalm 15
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 43

Series:
The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith

En este mensaje se nos recuerda que seguir a Cristo a menudo requiere el coraje de obedecer a Dios en lugar de temer a los hombres, de hablar la verdad del evangelio con amor y de confiar en el Espíritu que derriba toda barrera en aras de su reino.

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Read by:
Taylor Keen

Texts:
Acts 11:1–18

In this message we are reminded that following Christ often requires the courage to obey God rather than fear man, to speak the truth of the gospel in love, and to trust the Spirit who breaks down every barrier for the sake of His kingdom.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Acts 11:1–18
Galatians 2:15–21

Series:
Acts: The Church on Fire

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

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. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 9:1–22

Series:
Español

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. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 9:1–22

Series:
Acts: 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. T. R. 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

Jesús se refirió a su pueblo como las ramas de una vid. Solo cuando esas ramas permanecen en la vid, esta se mantendrá fuerte. La iglesia primitiva, como una vid, creció rápidamente y se volvió desordenada. Las vides necesitan una estructura de apoyo para crecer bien y producir mucho fruto. Lo mismo ocurrió con la iglesia primitiva. En los primeros versículos de Hechos 6, vemos el inicio de esa estructura a través de la enseñanza de los apóstoles y el nombramiento de diáconos para atender las necesidades de los pobres.

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 6:1–7

Series:
Español

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