It seems like Matthew just told us this story and the disciples are reacting like they haven't seen this before. What's the point of this narrative and what can it teach us about ourselves?

In this strange COVID-19 season we celebrate Easter at home and have a discussion about Mary Magdalene at the tomb of Jesus.

We finish up our 7 Blessings in Revelation series this week with the final blessing and an encouragement from Jesus to keep on walking towards the Kingdom of God.

We are blessed if we keep the words of the prophecy of Revelation. What exactly are we supposed to keep? Zak and Jon discuss this in the 2nd week of our COVID-19 quarantine.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we are recording conversations and broadcasting them online in lieu of our Sunday Gatherings. We are continuing this week in Revelation 20 talking about the presence of God.

We sometimes think of "heaven" as the end of a journey, but John's usage of the picture of marriage shows us that it's really just the beginning of our life with Christ in his kingdom.

It's easy to be distracted by everything in the world around us. Jesus calls us to remain alert and keep our eyes on him.

Those that die in the Lord are blessed? We take a look at this counter-intuitive beatitude in Revelation 14 this week.

As we dive into a brief study of the book of Revelation for Lent, John tells us that we are blessed because we choose to read it.

Habakkuk processes his discussion with God, and his realization that his circumstances will not be improving, by writing a song reminding us of God's character and our ultimate fulfilment in Him.