In this new series, He Is, I am, Ps Phil helps us to see who I am is defined by whose I am. As we look at the story of Jacob and his wrestling match with God we discover how we find God's strength in our weakness. 

This time of year is the Jewish celebration of the civil new year. The feasts at this time focus on atonement, repentance and reflection. In this sermon these ideas are unpacked for us as it relates to Gideon - who God called a might warrior, but who saw himself quite differently.

As our church enters a new spiritual season we can expect to see life, and we should see life. In this second part to the message of "Spring has Sprung", Pastor Phil looks again at the story of the Shunammite women and the miracle of her son being raised from the dead. Through this story we learn 'Proximity that leads to intimacy releases the breath of life.'

What are the marks of a mature Christian. This sermon uses Philippians 1:9-11 to highlight 6 areas that we are supposed to be growing and developing in as we strive for Christlikeness. These include love, knowledge, discernment, integrity, good works, and bringing glory to God.

"Spring has Sprung!" This is a prophetic message charged with promises from God that show us the latter rains of spring bring the sustenance for the abundant harvest God has prepared. As a church, we are walking into a new season and this includes everyone who calls Zion home. What level of expectation will you bring into this new season?

A number of people share their perspectives on fatherhood.

Are emotions indicators or dictators? Ps Phil says "when we allow our emotions to run rampant we risk missing out on the joy of Jesus." How can we allow Jesus to bring transformation to our inner world to ensure our outer world is healthy? Find out in this final message in our short series on joy. Slides included via the ZION app.

In a culture that is so over stimulated with the getting the latest and greatest we run the risk of seeking our Joy in everything that the world has to offer. Psalm 16:11 (NKJV) Reminds us that the fullness of our Joy is found in his presence. That at the His right hand are pleasures forever more. Where do you find your Joy?

The Apostle Paul exhorts us to always be joyful, but is this possible with the many pressures of life? In his letter to Philippi, Paul says he forsakes all things for the joy of knowing Jesus. Ps Phil says, "If we don't find our joy in Jesus we're destined for life-long disappointment."

Discover the tension in knowing God as King and also as Father. The wrestle between the awe and reverence that is demanded when we stand in front of our Creator, and the simultaneous invitation to sit on His knee and know Him as Papa. Knowing both the fear of the Lord as deeply and as beautifully as knowing the unconditional love that He is.