In this episode, Pastor Brandon digs into the miracle of five loaves and two fish. Jesus cares about the small details of our lives and uses insignificant things to make big miracles. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

Jesus draws the 12 disciples close to him. They see an experience of the power of God on earth, and then Jesus gives them authority to do the same. Jesus still heals today. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

In Luke chapter 8, Jesus has power over an issue that destroys every area of one woman's life through healing and raises a dead girl, demonstrating power over death. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

Jesus interacts with a demon-possessed man in a pagan land that does not know GOd. His power is revealed in humanity, and he leaves behind the evidence of HIs great power. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

Luke tells a story of Jesus and the disciples on the Sea of Galilee, headed to the other side. During this journey, they encounter a storm that terrifies them so much that they think the mission might be off. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

In this week's episode at Zion, Jesus teaches His disciples a parable that illuminates the identity of every believer. Because Jesus has paid the price to give us our identity as light to the Earth, we have the power to influence the darkness around us and leave our old identity behind. Tune in for more as Pastor Josh reveals that we all have influence in our lives, but the result of that influence depends on our identity in Christ.

As Jesus enters the home of Simon the Pharisee, He is greeted by a woman who risks everything to show her gratitude and devotion to Him. In contrast, Simon does not even meet the basic expectations of a host during that time due to his own self-righteousness. Tune in to this week’s episode at Zion, where Pastor Josh discusses the danger of becoming overly focused on the faults of others, preventing us from recognizing our own shortcomings.

Jesus teaches the parable in Luke, in which He declares that this parable is more important than all of the others, and it has to do with the potency of God's word and the conditions of our heart. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .