Orpah and Ruth, two widows from Moab, are faced with a difficult decision whether to go with their widowed mother-in-law Naomi to Judah or to return home to what is familiar. The choice they make will not only impact their own future, but all of history. Our choice to follow Jesus is similar - will we fold our cards and go home, or be courageous enough to go all-in with Christ? Listen in to learn more.

This week we begin a new series on the book of Ruth! The story of Ruth demonstrates how in tragedy our ordinary faithfulness and loyalty can lead us into experiencing the redemption of our God, who is king. Listen in to learn more.

This week we celebrate five years as a church! We want to acknowledge all that God has done and refocus on what God has called us to be. Join us in-person or online as we look ahead to what’s next for ZION!

This week we continue our sermon series entitled, Kingdom Come: An Advent Series of Psalms. Last week we established that the Christian idea of hope is not wishful thinking but a sure expectation. Expectation is what fuels our faith in God who will eventually establish a kingdom where peace abounds and the righteous flourish. So, how does this anticipation change the way we live? How can our lives be fueled by eternity? Listen in to learn more!

This week we begin a new series entitled, Kingdom Come: An Advent Series of Psalms! We are kicking off this four week series by focusing on the importance of placing our hope in God alone. The Christian idea of hope is not wishful thinking but a sure expectation. Follow along with us as we celebrate and anticipate the coming of Jesus, both in His incarnation and His second coming.

This week, Habakkuk comes to a powerful conclusion. He gives us a potent example of what it means for the righteous to live by faith. Don't miss this week as we bring this series and book to a close!

In this passage, we find Habakkuk finished with his complaint but his situation hasn’t changed. In times of suffering, we should approach God in reverence and trust because he is sovereign, just and full of mercy. Listen in to learn about God’s merciful ways towards his people.

In this passage, Habakkuk, understanding only part of the picture, continues questioning God’s wisdom. God graciously answers him, demonstrating definitively that His justice will always prevail. Listen in to learn how nothing, no matter how unfair it may seem, escapes God’s notice and intervention.

When God calls us to wait on Him for the answer/promise, He also calls us to look to Him for faith and strength until it is fulfilled. In the waiting, the trouble, circumstances, feelings of disappointment may not change, but our perspective and where we go with those things does change. God is not blind to what is happening around or within us, He is asking us to trust that He will work it all out for His good.

The message of Habakkuk 1:12-2:1 addresses the Christian's struggle in understanding God. Many times our knowledge of Him will help us to make sense of our circumstances; but many times God will not make sense to us at all. God has enough grace to accept us in our emotion and frustration with Him. Don’t miss out on this timeless topic. Listen in to learn more.