Uplifting Mother’s Day Sermon, exploring a list of 21 different ways to show our love for our mothers, as well as how to honor them both in the here and now and at all other times throughout our lives.

Sermon revealing the true heart of love behind the saving acts of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection: the heart of the Good Shepherd who loves us, guides us, and sacrifices on our behalf, serving as the Door to Salvation and leading us to the living water that flows freely from our Heavenly Father’s throne of Grace.

Bringing to life a vivid picture of how Jesus’s disciples were transformed from mourning to joy as they recognized Jesus in the scriptures and in the breaking of bread at table; their eyes opened to see him as the fulfillment of all they believed in and their hearts set on fire and burning to share the good news!

Sermon revealing how the marks of death on Jesus’ body became the very proof of His Resurrection Life, as He shared His peace with the disciples and commissioned them to share it with others so the world would know that by trusting in Him we can receive abundant life now and unending life in the world to come.

Sermon connecting the accounts from Matthews' Gospel of how all of the Disciples’ hopes were buried in the tomb with Jesus after His death on Good Friday to their unexpected restoration when they discovered His Resurrection on Sunday morning, giving us a guide for entrusting our own hopes and lives to that same Glorious Power which raised Jesus and which will one day make us new.

Good Friday sermon showing how the cross of Grace, standing between the crosses of Rejection and Acceptance, was where Jesus took the place of Barabbas and of all sinners so that we can be forgiven, our pain and shame can be removed, and the love of God can flow abundantly for the healing of all who are willing to receive.

Maundy Thursday sermon relating how Jesus shared his most important teachings and commands on his final night with the disciples, calling them to commemorate his sacrifice, to live as servants, and above all to “love one another” as he had loved them--a living example of God’s great love for all humanity.

Palm Sunday sermon painting a vivid picture of Jesus returning to Jerusalem for the Passover celebration and contrasting between those who sought only an immediate freedom from the occupying Roman empire and those willing to welcome the reality that their promised Savior came humbly to fulfill prophecy and free them from an eternal captivity to sin and death, securing by his sacrifice and Resurrection God's promised Eternal Kingdom for all who would receive Him as Lord.

Sermon illuminating the powerful truth in John's Gospel story of Lazarus being called back to life after 4 days in the tomb: that belief in Jesus as Savior and King opens our eyes to perceive that He who is the Resurrection and the Life is standing right in front of us, working His transformational miracles in our day.

Sermon given by the Rev. Jose Poch at St. David's Anglican Church in Burbank, CA during a livestream Worship Service on Sunday, March 22, 2020, taking a closer look at the story of Jesus healing a man born blind in Chapter 9 of John's Gospel, illustrating how God the Father sent His Son not only to heal us physically but to restore our spiritual sight so that we might see Him and follow Him on the path to Eternal Life.