The final installment of a five-part series on the Nicene Creed--presented by the Rev. Jose Poch at St. David's Church on September 2, 2018--concludes by looking at the Church and its Assurances of Faith, recognizing that the Holy Spirit is responsible for the character and existence of the Church.

Part 4 of a five-part series on the Nicene Creed, looking at the Person of the Holy Spirit, recognizing that it's the Spirit who unites the church and is still present with us; Inspiring, Equipping, Empowering, Transforming and Guiding God's people today.

Part 3 of a four-part series on the Nicene Creed looks at the ministry and work of Jesus Christ, noting that it was for US and for our salvation that He came down from Heaven, suffered death on the cross for our sake, and conquered death in order to give us the promise of eternal life.

Part 2 of Fr. Jose's essential four-part series on the Nicene Creed, examining the Person of Jesus Christ first in His Being and Divinity as fully God and fully human, the uniquely begotten Son of the Father.

Part 1 of a four-part series on the Nicene Creed, looking at what it means to be a "credal church," and to profess our belief in ONE God, knowing Him first as our Father Almighty and Creator of ALL that is.

Sermon based on Ephesians 4:1-16,

urging us to a walk "worthy of our calling," as in unity of faith and equipped with Spiritual gifts we go forth in ministry being rooted in Christ and in his love.

Sermon based on Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Chapter 2 verses 11-22, where we are shown how Jesus is "Our Peace" and gives us access by the sacrifice of His body and blood to be reconciled to God and to one another.

Sermon motivating us to accept Jesus' commission to be sent out, learning to depend on God and each other as we go on God's Mission of sharing Christ with the world.

Sermon based on the beginning of Chapter 6 of Mark's Gospel, where Jesus' ministry is questioned by the people of His home, leading Him to observe that "a prophet is not without honor except in his own country."

This stirring message urges us to break away from the "familiar" Jesus and embrace the One whose Kingdom power raised the dead to life.

Sermon based on Mark Chapter 5, in which those seeking Jesus' healing demonstrate great faith, and even in the face of deadly fear Jesus encourages: "Do not be afraid: only believe."