Sermons - ZION BK

Serving and greatness are closely connected in the kingdom of God. Listen in to hear more.

If you consider yourself a Christian, the idea of betraying Jesus seems ludicrous. However, the life of Judas should bring us to take an inventory of our lives. Are you in close proximity to Jesus or do you truly know him? Listen in to hear more.

Persecution and salvation are two sides of the same coin. Yet, it is one of the hardest realities as disciples of Christ to reconcile. Listen in to hear more.

Taking a mini break from our Luke series to hear a timely word specifically crafted for ZION from Pastor Justin.

Christianity is subversive to status, wealth and fame. It is abundantly apparent through his interactions with the scribes and the poor widow. Listen in to hear more.

It’s hard to comprehend that it’s not possible to die if you’re a disciple of Jesus. Listen in to hear more.

While the Pharisee’s try to catch Jesus in a trap, they are instead left speechless that their true allegiance is not to the God they proclaim. Listen in to hear more.

Having a clear understanding of salvation has both present and eternal implications. Listen in to hear more.

We can either challenge or accept the authority of Jesus. While the religious leaders made their decision, we can make ours. Listen in to hear more.

When Jesus arrives at the temple, he acts against the injustices occurring and begins teaching in the same temple that wronged the LORD. Listen in to hear more.

Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem because, even though he was praised as he entered, the people did not understand that they missed God’s long-awaited visit. Listen in to hear more.

As Jesus humbly enters into Jerusalem, not everyone was willing to accept or praise him. Will you? Listen in to hear more.

In ‘The Parable of the Ten Minas,’ Jesus teaches his disciples how they should be using their time as they anticipate his second coming. Listen in to hear more.

In Luke 19:1-10, we see Zacchaeus–a man with an unpopular reputation for good reason–interact with Jesus and be completely transformed as a result. Listen in to hear more.

Jesus’ interaction with the blind man shows us that mercy and salvation is near to those with faith. Listen in to hear more.

In Luke 18:18-30, Jesus teaches his disciples and the Rich Ruler that their true riches are not on earth. Listen in to hear more.

Jesus tells the parable of ‘The Pharisee and the Tax Collector’ to highlight the importance of expressing humility in prayer. Listen in to hear more.

Unlike the unrighteous judge in ‘The Parable of the Persistent Widow,’ God wants us to continue to bring our troubles and requests to Him. Listen in to hear more.

Anticipating what is to come isn't just something that modern people do. In Luke 17:20-37, we see Jesus’s response to the Pharisees questioning when the kingdom of God would come. Listen in to hear more.

This Easter service we consider Jesus' interaction with Mary Magdalene after she finds his tomb empty. Listen in to hear more.

When Jesus entered Jerusalem before being crucified, his disciples had no clue about what was going to transpire. This Palm Sunday sermon is about submitting to Jesus even when we don’t understand the things Jesus does. Listen in to hear more.

On his way to Jerusalem, Jesus heals ten lepers and yet only one healed leper returns. This story is a reminder that the one who saves is worthy of our praise. Listen in to hear more.

Following Jesus means following his teachings. In Luke 17:1-10, Jesus instructs on sin, faith and duty. Listen in to hear more.

The way we live today impacts our eternity. Jesus illustrates this by using the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Listen in to hear more.

Jesus corrects the Pharisees’ interpretation of the Law and uses this opportunity to rectify their understanding of divorce. We can learn from this interaction that there is a difference between being unwilling to change and trusting submission to Jesus’s teaching. Listen in to hear more.