Covenant Church

"Why, then, the law?" The question has vexed Christians through the centuries. Zack asks whether anyone was ever saved through the law. The answer to the question points us back to Jesus.

What is faith? For all of the nuances, complications, and contradictions, Gal 3:1 provides us the best answer: faith is keeping our eyes on Jesus.

Why is remembering the poor the "one thing" that Paul and the Jerusalem leaders agree on in their meeting in Gal 2? Zack examines the centrality of remembering the poor to our faith.

Gal 2:15-21 is incredibly difficult - and it is precisely such difficulty, Zack argues, that makes it life-giving to different people in different situations.

Gal 2:1-14 describes a very messy situation in the early Church. Zack examines what such messiness might teach us about our lives of faith and about the God who loves us.

Zack teaches how Gal 1:10-2:2 highlights the centrality of testimony and the importance of God's revelation.

In this first sermon on the book of Galatian, Zack focuses on the painful necessity of speaking out against false gospels -- by speaking out against a false gospel.

Zack proposes seven biblical reasons why it is critical we share our stories of God's work in our lives.

In this final sermon on the book of Jonah, Zack talks about seeing with God's eyes -- how everyone is the object of God's mercy, how deep sin runs, how all Creation will be set free from bondage.

In Jonah 4, Jonah prays a very dark prayer to God. Is this OK? Zack surveys Scripture and concludes that God can and wants to handle our darkest cries.