There was a time when sinners needed sinful priests to mediate between God and man, but now, through Christ, we have direct access to God.

Many misconceptions exist about what it means to be a Christian, and what to expect in life as a follower of Christ. This week, Steve Mittwede discusses what the life of a normal Christian will look like.

As Paul explores in an "argument to absurdity", we consider the implications if Christ was not raised from the dead. It is only because this is true that our faith and our own hope of resurrection have any meaning!

God promises to fight for this people and make our assembly a light to the world, filled with his Spirit. We should rejoice over even his smallest acts and blessings.

Satan is a tattletale and accuses us of true sins, but God forgives and forgets our sin because of Jesus.

This week we look at the third nightly vision of Zechariah.

Today we look at the second nightly vision of Zechariah.

In this week's text, we look at the first of eight visions of the night given to Zechariah.

In Zechariah, God was angry with his people for their unfaithfulness, but after 70 years of exile, called them to "return to me, and I will return to you." He is always willing to restore us when we repent and return to him.