Advent 2 Sermon proposing a message of peace for our troubled times which reassures us that Jesus came as He said to give life, so that we should not be afraid in this world, but wise and diligent in caring for our neighbors and preparing for the coming Messiah.

Sermon asking us to reflect on what motivates us in life, where our hope is truly focused, and if we’re prepared in our hearts for the coming of the Savior of the world.

Thanksgiving sermon encouraging us to choose faith over fear and focus first on God’s Kingdom, as Jesus teaches in Matthew Chapter 6, trusting that God knows and loves us and will provide for our needs in a way that truly satisfies.

Christ the King Sunday sermon on Matthew 25:31-46, relating what Jesus told his disciples about how they are to serve and bless others in preparing the world for his return at the end of the age, when the nations will all be gathered and sorted, and God’s followers will receive their eternal inheritance in his Kingdom.

Sermon exploring the tragic consequences of being found unprepared for the Messiah’s return by way of Jesus’ parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins in Matthew Ch. 25, urging us to be watchful and ready for the Lord’s unannounced arrival and his invitation to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

Sermon from our All Saints Day and Covenant Sunday celebration on November 1 2020 given jointly by the Rev. Jose Poch and the Rev. Astor Yelangueuzian, drawing encouragement for us from 2 Corinthians 8:8-15 as we’re called to respond generously to the physical and spiritual needs of those around us, supporting God’s ministry by giving of our treasures and our hearts.

Sermon highlighting our Missions Sunday with a look at how our Lord reveals that he is a “missionary God” and how we can be a part of that mission to the world by supporting our missionaries or joining in their efforts.

Sermon exposing the trap in the Pharisees’ question in Matt. 22 about the lawfulness of paying taxes to Caesar, which Jesus used to highlight the far more important questions of what do we believe belongs to God, and how well do we reflect God’s image to the world?

Exploring how Jesus’ Matthew 22 parable of a King whose invited guests made excuses for not coming to the wedding banquet he had prepared for his son shows us that how we choose to response to God’s Kingdom invitation matters, regardless of when we might receive the call.

Sermon using Jesus’ Matthew 21 parable comparing the Father to a Vineyard owner whose tenants disrespect His servants and even kill His son to illustrate how those who instead give back freely to God will in turn receive His Kingdom.