As we look at Luke's account of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses the soul sickness of judging and our relationship to Him as we purify our hearts instead of trying to purify everyone else. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more, as Pastor Bendett delivers the word of God.

Tune in to this week's episode at Zion, where Pastor Josh instructs us on how to live a life that reflects Jesus. In Luke chapter 6, Jesus gives His disciples the key to reflecting His image by loving and praying for their enemies. In a world prone to turning on itself, we are also called to pray for and love our enemies, strengthening our testimony and living a life so clearly revealing who they see in us, Jesus.

Pastor Brandon Block looks at the Sermon on the Mount from Luke’s perspective. Blessings and woes, according to the kingdom, hinge on our dependence on Jesus. Tune in to this week's episode for more. . .

In this week's episode at Zion, Pastor Brandon Block talks to Mothers about the accomplishment of being a mother and the relationship that God establishes with us from His perspective.

In Luke chapter 6, Jesus is confronted by Pharisees, who question his disciples' Sabbath-keeping techniques. He informs them that Sabbath is for connection with him. This Old Testament reality is a New Testament connection for believers today. Join us as we look at the oldest institution in the Bible, the Sabbath.

Jesus tells a parable about new wine being poured into old wine skins, and demonstrates what life with Him could be like if we would forget our old selves and embrace what He’s doing in us. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

When Jesus calls Levi the tax collector, His reputation is tainted, but the work of Jesus is exactly that: to come close to sinners and bring them life. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

When four men brought their friend to Jesus, it was their faith that moved the Son of God to bring healing both internally and externally. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion as we dive deeper into the book of Luke.