Sermons - ZION BK

Luke 1:67-80 accounts the anticipation for the coming of John and Jesus. For the first and last time in history, the events through people will exceed the anticipation of their arrival. Listen in to hear more.

Luke 1:57-66 accounts the birth of the promised forerunner, John the Baptist. While most birth stories are about the child born, Luke focuses on the obedience of his parents and the resulting influence on their community. Listen in to hear more.

Luke 1:46-56 is the first of three hymns recorded in the Gospel of Luke. Mary samples a traditional Psalm as she praises God for his incredible reversal of power by uplifting the humble and humbling the proud. Listen in to hear more.

In the meeting of pregnant Elizabeth with pregnant Mary, Luke 1:39-45 documents how Elizabeth blesses Mary while full of the Holy Spirit. In week 4 of our Luke sermon series, we will explore how the people surrounding us move us from fearful faith to confident faith. Listen in to hear more.

In one of the most anticipated announcements of all time, Luke 1:26-28 foretells the birth of Jesus. In week 3 of our Luke sermon series, we will explore the timeless truth that no matter how long it takes, God is faithful to keep his promises. Listen in to hear more

In week two of our Luke sermon series, we’re in the first birth story in the gospel. Zechariah and Elizabeth receive news of their role in God’s salvific plan for all humanity. And yet, Zechariah finds it hard to believe this. Many of us can relate to struggling with accepting God’s plan and our role within it. Luke 1:5-25 shows us the importance of trusting God in his planning and purposes. Listen in to hear more.

In week one of our new sermon series on Luke, we will see that it was very clear to Luke - the historian and theologian - that the unfolding events of his day was God’s plan from the very beginning. Listen in to hear more.

Have you come back from vacation more tired then when you left? Rest is hard in our world but Jesus talks about a rest that is easy in Matthew 28:1-10. Listen in to hear more.

This Easter, we ponder the resurrection of Christ and the implications it has for people who truly believe that he could not be killed but in fact, risen from the dead. Join us in this Easter celebration by listening in to hear more.

In the final installment of our lenten series, we explore the fullness of true repentance. As we work through Psalm 51, consider if your sorry has genuine weight behind it and receive the warm embrace from our heavenly father. Listen in to hear more.