The Commentary

In this episode, Cameron and Mark comment on what “the day of small things” in Zechariah’s prophecy should teach us about our own humble circumstances, about how liturgy in worship and the church calendar can shape us for discipleship, and what the transfiguration revealed about who Jesus really is.

Mark and Cameron comment on what the concert hall can teach you about prayer, how Grace incorporates the psalms into every worship service, and why it’s so important in theology to cultivate a sense of mystery … without using mystery as a veil to obscure what the Bible actually reveals.

In this episode, Mark and Cameron talk about the interesting connections between prophecy and history in the Old Testament, what it means to “live without walls,” and whether the prophet Zechariah, who said the New Jerusalem would have no walls, actually got it wrong — since Revelation 21 definitively mentions those walls!

In the debut episode of THE COMMENTARY, Pastor Mark and co-commentator Cameron Brooks discuss changing the lyrics of questionable songs, why the Apostle Paul thought "the present form of this world" was passing away, how to go deeper in our current sermon series on Zechariah, and what to do if you're already in over your head.