Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from Luke 10.38-42, on July 17, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture, we look at Jesus' visit to the home of Martha. Mary sits and listens to Jesus, while her sister Martha is busy. In seeing things transpire Jesus says, "Martha, Martha, you are worried and distracted by many things, but few things are need –– indeed, only one (Luke 10.41-42, NRSVU)." For many of us life is busy, chaotic even. Faith often seems like just one more thing to add to an already busy schedule. What if things could be simpler? What if it really does come down to one thing? And, what if identifying and understanding one thing could change everything for the better? Join us for this week's sermon podcast.

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from Luke 10.25-37, on July 10, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture, we look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan. Who is our neighbor? What does loving our neighbor entail? Are we really expected to love in self-sacrificing, other-embracing ways?

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from Luke 10.1-11, 16-20, on July 3, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture, Jesus provides traveling instructions to the seventy followers, whom he sends out in pairs. Today, we look at three of those instructions and consider how they related to our lives and journey with Jesus.

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from Luke 9.51-62, on June 26, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture, Jesus speaks to three would-be followers. In the sermon Pastor Josh challenges us to look at our Yes's and No's, as it relates to our walk with God. If by saying "Yes" to Jesus, we are saying "No" to other things, are we still willing to follow? Is there a cost to following that is too great? Too much? 

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Will Harris, Director of Student Ministries, preaches at Zion Church, from Luke 8.26-39, on June 19, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture Will reminds us that "When Jesus Restores" it is a powerful thing! Where, in your life do you need to experience restoration? Where do you need to experiencing the healing and restoring work of God?

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Will Harris, Director of Student Ministries, preaches at Zion Church, from Romans 5.1.-5, on June 12, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture Will reminds us that "Hope Does Not Disappoint!" Where is your hope is found? Where, in your life, do you need to discover and lean into hope?

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from Acts 2.1-21, on June 5, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture we listen as Luke recounts the events surrounding Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit. As the Spirit comes, a movement of God begins. A movement that results in a new people, who have a new purpose. Happy Birthday, Church!

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from Acts 1.1-11, on May 29, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture we listen in as Jesus disappears before his disciples' very eyes. His Ascension to heaven results in a number of emotions –– concern, confusion, consternation. Yet, Jesus' Ascension paves the way for the gift of the Holy Spirit and a purpose bigger than the disciples could have imagined. Join with us, as we talk about the promise and purpose that exists for us!

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from John 14.23-29, on May 22, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture we listen in as Jesus has a farewell conversation with his disciples. In a short while, he will leave them. In a little while, they will feel alone. Not too far removed from today's event's they'll wonder how they can continue on. In today's passage, Jesus prepares his disciples (and us) for what is to come. In the midst of uncertainty, he offers to us the Holy Spirit. In the midst of upheaval, Jesus extends to us the presence of His Spirit. Why does that matter? What difference does it make? Join us for today's conversation!

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Rev. Joshua Rhone preaches at Zion Church, from John 14.23-29, on May 22, 2022, at Zion Church, a United Methodist congregation, in York, Pennsylvania. In this morning’s Scripture we listen in as Jesus has a farewell conversation with his disciples. In a short while, he will leave them. In a little while, they will feel alone. Not too far removed from today's event's they'll wonder how they can continue on. In today's passage, Jesus prepares his disciples (and us) for what is to come. In the midst of uncertainty, he offers to us the Holy Spirit. In the midst of upheaval, Jesus extends to us the presence of His Spirit. Why does that matter? What difference does it make? Join us for today's conversation!

To financially support the ministries of Zion Church, you can make a one-time donation or set up a recurring gift by visiting Zion Church's online giving page.