Due to technical issues we were unable to record the AM sermon this past Sunday morning.

In luie of that pastor Taylor was able to give a brief synopsis of the sermon on Acts 19:1-10 on his pastoral visit to our dear sister in the Lord, Aryls Veen. This was recorded and we share it with you for your edification.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 19:1–10

Series:
Acts: The Church on Fire

Many argue that the failures of Christians discredit Christianity itself. Yet in this passage, God openly acknowledges the sins of His people and the charges against them. Rather than undermining the faith, their failure reveals the very heart of the gospel: God Himself promises to cleanse and restore His people for the sake of His holy name. The credibility of Christianity ultimately rests not on human faithfulness, but on God’s.

Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Ezekiel 26:16–21
Canons of Dort: Fifth: Article 4

Series:
Apologetics

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Read by:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 18:24–28

Series:
Español

God strengthens His church through faithful servants who are eager to learn and bold to proclaim the gospel. This passage reminds us that God builds His church as believers encourage, instruct, and equip one another to proclaim Christ more faithfully.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Acts 18:18–28

Series:
Acts: The Church on Fire

Jesus declares that He alone is the true Shepherd and the only way to abundant life. This passage reminds us that the exclusivity of Christianity is not narrow-mindedness—it is the very means by which God brings salvation, life, and protection to His people.

Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
John 10:1–10
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 11

Series:
Apologetics

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 18:1–11

Series:
Español

Here we are reminded that the work of the gospel does not depend on human strength or wisdom, but on the Lord who strengthens His church and ensures that His Word advances, even amid challenges.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 18:1–10

Series:
Acts: The Church on Fire

This passage confronts us with the pressing question of every age—what is truth?—and points us to Christ, whose kingdom is not of this world and whose Word reveals the truth that sets us free.

Time:
Evening

Minister:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
John 18:33–38
Belgic Confession: Article 2

Series:
Apologetics

As Paul proclaims the gospel in Athens, we see both the challenge and the opportunity of speaking for Christ in a culture filled with competing beliefs. This passage reminds us to engage our world with courage, clarity, and compassion—confident that the risen Lord still calls sinners everywhere to repentance and faith.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Texts:
Acts 17:16–34

Series:
Acts: The Church on Fire

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Daniel Ventura

Read by:
Rev. T. R. Kern

Texts:
Acts 17:16–34

Series:
Español