Sermon using Jesus’ Matt. 21 parable of the son who said "yes" but did nothing and the son who said “no” but then did his father’s will to illustrate how our current actions in response to God’s call matter more than our past words or mistakes.

Sermon drawing from Jesus’ parable of the Vineyard Workers in Matt. 20 a picture of God as a Master like no other, giving all those who work for His Kingdom the same reward in His mercy and love whether they come early or late to their labor.

Finding in Matthew Chapter 18 a framework for living in true humility, with the understanding that by showing mercy and forgiving our neighbors here on earth, we can then be open to God’s abundant grace as He forgives the debts we owe in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Powerful message about true forgiveness and reconciliation found in Matthew 18:15-20, where the promised outcome of living in peace with one another and with God far outweighs the cost of humbling ourselves and risking rejection, as we’re called to gather in His name and speak truth to each other in genuine love.

Teaching from Matthew 16:21-27 the importance of following behind Jesus’ leadership and not going our own way, so that we don’t hinder God’s plan of reconciliation but rather make ourselves available to serve as effective messengers of His Kingdom.

Sermon looking at Matthew Chapter 16:13-20 where Jesus asks His Disciples "Who do you say that I am?" and showing us how throughout history the Father reveals the Christ, the Son promises the Church, and those who confess faith in Jesus receive the Kingdom of God.

Sermon exploring how the Syrophoenician woman in Matthew Chapter 15 showed true humility in putting her daughter’s needs before her own pride and thus found favor with Jesus as He recognized the depth of her faith and granted her request.

Sermon going in depth with Matthew’s account of Jesus walking across the water to meet his Disciples as a picture of how we’ll never be left alone in the midst of life’s worst storms, that when we cry out to the Lord we will experience the presence of God.

We welcome Dcn. Astor Yelangueuzian to St. David's Church as our new Assistant Rector on Sunday, August 2, 2020, as he shares his inspiring testimony about how he met the Lord at a difficult time in his life and began a journey in the Christian faith which has ultimately led him toward ordination and service as an Anglican Priest.

Sermon focusing on Jesus’ Parable of the Net and four other illustrations from Matt. 13 to emphasize how much more valuable the Kingdom of Heaven is compared to the things of this world; and why the pursuit of God’s Kingdom goals is worthy of all our time, effort, and devotion.