In the 6th night vision of Zechariah we see a flying scroll that symbolizes the complete removal and judgment of sin.

In the 5th night vision of Zechariah we see an emphasis on the power of the Holy Spirit to accomplish the purposes of God.

Zechariah 3 describes the incredible rescue and redemption of the High Priest, Joshua.

In Zechariah’s third vision he saw a man with a measuring line. The vision describes a future expansion for Jerusalem because God will once again choose to dwell there.

Zechariah's second vision described four military nations that had terrorized Israel. In response, the Lord raised up four "craftsmen" to go and defeat those "horns." The vision gives us hope that God sees our affliction but he delivers us through those he raises up. We don't need to walk in fear, but in confident faith.

Zechariah's first vision of "the angel of the Lord" riding on a red horse standing in a valley in the myrtle trees is a picture of Jesus drawing near to those who are broken in spirit. It's a comforting message of hope for those who are hurting.

In Zechariah's opening verses he urges the Israelites who have returned from exile to return to the Lord. They had returned to the land and started to build the temple but left off after becoming discouraged. The temple re-build was important, but it was more important that they have a change of heart toward the Lord.

In part two of our mini-series on church discipline, we explore a case study in the life of the church at Corinth. Paul gives steps for discipline and restoration to the wayward believer.

Jesus gave us clear directions on the process for church discipline.