Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they discuss the events of Holy Saturday, reflecting on the events of Good Friday and looking towards the Resurrection. 

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they discuss the somber events of Good Friday and clear up some of the questions often asked about the darkest day on the church calendar. 

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Moon as the discuss the events of Maundy Thursday, with an emphasis on the institution of the Lord's Supper and the night in the Garden of Gethsemane. 

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they discuss the events of Wednesday in Holy Week, focusing in on Judas Iscariot, the spy among the 12.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they discuss and reflect on the events of Holy Tuesday, looking towards the cross on Friday and the tomb on Sunday.

After an age of prosperity and power, God’s people divide and face destruction. Join Pastor Tom and Vicar Moon as they continue to discuss the books of the Kings, seeing God’s people fracture into two kingdoms. Prophets and kings go back and forth with one another, as destruction comes ever nearer and powerful nations threaten to bring God’s people to an end.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they discuss and reflect on the events of Holy Monday, looking towards the cross on Friday and the tomb on Sunday.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis and Vicar Aidan Moon as they discuss and reflect on Palm Sunday and the start of Holy Week.

Solomon the wise abandons reason for madness! Join Pastor Tom and Vicar Aidan as they finish up Samuel and begin to trek through the books of Kings, and see the peak of Israel’s golden age and its waning. Solomon, despite his wisdom, allows for idolatry to grow again among God’s people, planting the seeds of their destruction. Ironically, the children of Israel who were once liberated slaves now becomes a powerful oppressor themselves. The work of the prophets will call them to account, even as division and destruction await.

Join Pastor Tom Marcis as he reflects on 2 Samuel 7 and how even though we want to be in control of our lives, God is ultimately in control.