The story of Jesus is so important that not one, but four people wrote an account of His life, death, and resurrection. Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Jason Kohm as they cover the ending of Matthew and turn to Mark, the second of the four gospels. See how Mark tells the same story Matthew does, but in a different way, one that focuses on Jesus’ actions rather than His words.

“Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand!” In Jesus, God broke into this world like never before to establish His reign over all things. Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Jason Kohm as they discuss what Matthew tells us about Christ’s earthly ministry and God’s eternal kingdom. Through the cross, we see that Jesus offers salvation for all who believe in Him, Jew and Gentile alike; through His resurrection and ascension, His work of proclaiming this good news continues today.

After eight months of trekking through the Old Testament, we’ve finally made it to the New Testament! Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Jason Kohm as they review the story of the Scriptures one last time and provide some context for Matthew’s gospel. We see in the genealogy of Jesus given at the beginning of Matthew that the history of God’s people has been inching towards a goal, the birth of one person: Jesus the Christ. The time has come for God to redeem His people once and for all!

God’s voice has constantly spoken to His people since the very beginning, but after Malachi’s oracle, He suddenly goes quiet for a few hundred years while the ancient world changes. Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicars Aidan Moon and Jason Kohm as they finish reviewing the whole story in 2 Chronicles and look to the gap between the Testaments—there’s a surprising amount of history to unpack.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicars Aidan Moon and Jason Kohm as they discuss the last chapters of Malachi as well as 1 Chronicles.

God’s people are returning home – but the story isn’t over yet. Join Pastor Tom Marcis, Vicar Aidan, and guest Pastor Brad Stoltenow as they trek through the prophets Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi, seeing how these post-exile prophets point forward to the coming Messiah. As we journey through the prophets, we are reminded how themes of priorities, repentance, and God’s mighty work continue even to our own time.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis as he reflects on Daniel 3: 13-30 as we see Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stand firm in their faith.

It’s tough to be away from home. It’s much worse to be exiles in an enemy land. Join Vicar’s Aidan and Jason as they learn from the stories of exile found in Esther and Daniel, seeing how these heroes navigate their difficult new context, and what we can learn as we live as heavenly exiles in our own times and places. God’s kingdom will overwhelm all other kingdoms, so all we have to do is be faithful where we are.

God keeps his promises to the remnant of his people. Join Vicars Aidan and Jason as they discuss Ezra and Nehemiah, reflecting on the parallel of hope and disappointment in these historical texts, and how they set us up for our soon arrival in the New Testament. See how God’s people return from exile and work to become a worshipping community once again.

Ezekiel continues. Join Pastor Tom and Vicar Aidan as they reflect on the second part of Ezekiel, including reflections on “the Day of the Lord” and how to interpret the new temple. Through these visions, we see God’s ultimate purpose of rescuing, restoring, and returning to his people.