Why, God? This is a timeless question, one that people throughout the ages have wrestled with. Join Pastor Tom and Vicar Aidan as they reflect on how the ancient story of Job deals with this, and even more, the question of God’s justice when the righteous suffer. In particular, see how NOT to deal with suffering through this age-old story of human wisdom compared to God’s.

Ugly, dark, scary… confusing. These might be a few of the words that come to mind when reading some of the minor prophets. Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they tackle these shorter prophetic books, seeing the horror of judgement in “the Day of the Lord” and yet the glimmer of hope in God’s character as gracious, abounding in steadfast love.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis as he reflects on Isaiah chapters 52 and 53 and the foretold events of Good Friday.

Join us as we talk with our newly placed vicar, Jason Kohm, about his journey so far throughout his schooling and his excitement to come to Bismarck. 

 Join Vicar Aidan Moon as he reflects on Isaiah Chapter 6 and his marvelous, yet horrifying vision of God's holiness.

It’s the end of the world as we know it… but I feel fine! Join Pastor Tom and Vicar Aidan as they finish up the book of the prophet Isaiah, seeing how even amidst the end of the world as the people of Judah knew it, God was still faithful. Learn how when we see the big picture, the end of the world is good news. God is making all things new and has sent a suffering servant who will rescue his people. Isaiah points us forward to restoration and peace, the world made right.

“Yahweh is deliverance.” Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon this week as they trek through the book of Isaiah, one of the most significant of the Old Testament prophetic books. See how God meets his people with his Law and Gospel, judgement and grace, in this beautiful (but sometimes difficult) book.

There’s idolatry everywhere. In this week’s trek, we journey through 2 Kings and Isaiah, and the future is grim for God’s people. Join Pastor Tom and Vicar Aidan as they discuss the significance of some of the significant kings of Judah, Hezekiah, Manasseh and Josiah, and then begin the book of the prophet Isaiah. God’s judgement is real and pressing, but there is still hope for his people, even at their most hard-hearted.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they reflect on Easter Sunday and its importance in the church year.