Jesus' scars remaining after his resurrection; Henri Nouwen's humility; overcooking carmelized onions: Reflecting on Nehemiah 3, Zack talks about our deeds following us, a particular kind of humility, and saying small Yeses when you aren't gifted.

A CEO, entrepeneurial-type; the details of tabernacle-building and genealogies; what does your heart ache for: Zack outlines Nehemiah's gifts on display in chapter 2 and argues for partnering with God for upbuilding the Kingdom.

Two questions to define you; raising $500 (instead of praying?); allergy to Torah: Zack discusses the centrality of prayer in Nehemiah 1 and in our Christian faith.

Zack talks about what Easter has to say about the uncertainty and boredom that plague us. For a handout, visit covmin.org/sermons.

What does "Hosanna" mean? Who is in this "crowd"? Zack preaches about the entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. For a handout, visit covmin.org/sermons

How deep is God's forgiveness? Zack examines who can repent. For a handout, see covmin.org/sermons

The difference between Peter and Judas: Zack explains repentance.

Less than 1.5% of Americans in agriculture; cartoon animals; magically appearing food: Zack finishes this series on Creation by asking the questions, "How, then, shall we live?"

Tens of thousands of endangered species; not doing as Jesus did; "image of God" as calling not capability: Zack tries to understand being commanded to "have dominion" and "subdue" in Genesis 1. For a handout, please visit covmin.org/sermons.

Will plants and animals be redeemed so that they are part of the New Jerusalem? Zack wrestles with this question.