Sermons - ZION SI

Continuing in the parable of the great banquet, we see that not everyone who receives an invitation into the Kingdom of Heaven accepts it. As God’s people, we are called to accept and extend the invitation to anyone who will hear. Listen in to hear more.

If we’re honest with ourselves, there are many self-serving motivations to serving others. Jesus asks of us his followers to serve without selfish motivations. Listen in to hear more.

When teaching His disciples, he instructed them to reject the ways of the world. One of his favorite ways to instruct is through parables. In the parable of the wedding feast, Jesus illustrates that to walk in the way of Christ is to walk in humility. Listen in to hear more.

There’s a difference between man-made religion and true discipleship in Jesus. As Christians, it’s important to be able to tell those apart and have lives that can discern the difference. Listen in to hear more.

Even though Jesus concluded his ministry in Jerusalem, his work in us and in his Kingdom is not done. God is in constant pursuit of us no matter how much we reject him. Listen in to hear more.

There are identifiers to knowing Jesus. This sermon on Luke 13:22-30 will help you take inventory of your faith in Jesus. Listen in to hear more.

When are we going to experience the greatness of God’s kingdom? If we're still waiting, Jesus confronts us with a different timeline. Listen in to hear more.

Did you ever wonder why Jesus harped on repentance? Repentance and bearing fruit is at the core of the Christian message. Listen in to hear more.

How can we love our city properly? Guest preacher Pr. Reed Dunn joins us this week to answer this question. Listen in to hear more.

What does it look like practically to be ready for Jesus’ return? Listen in to hear more.

Worrying about security is a very familiar human emotion. The solution is often to trust in our own abilities to silence our worrying. Jesus identifies this troubling reality because it takes us away from trusting in him to provide fully for all our needs. Listen in to hear more.

Greed and coveting has been a thing since the fall. Jesus shares a parable to help his listeners understand that one can either live generously or live greedily. Listen in to hear more.

Life doesn’t get less hard when we follow Jesus. There will be seasons of life where we will be persecuted for our faith from those within the church as well as those outside the church. Jesus exhorts us to stand firm. Listen in to hear more.

Every Christian is susceptible to hypocrisy. It doesn’t matter what position, title, or length of time that you’ve been following Jesus. Listen in to hear more on how the gospel can confront hypocrisy in your life.

Worrying about security is a very familiar human emotion. The solution is often to trust in our own abilities to silence our worrying. Jesus identifies this troubling reality because it takes us away from trusting in him to provide fully for all our needs. Listen in to hear more.

Greed and coveting has been a thing since the fall. Jesus shares a parable to help his listeners understand that one can either live generously or live greedily. Listen in to hear more.

Life doesn’t get less hard when we follow Jesus. There will be seasons of life where we will be persecuted for our faith from those within the church as well as those outside the church. Jesus exhorts us to stand firm. Listen in to hear more.

Every Christian is susceptible to hypocrisy. It doesn’t matter what position, title, or length of time that you’ve been following Jesus. Listen in to hear more on how the gospel can confront hypocrisy in your life.

With never ending responsibilities and endless to-do lists, is rest possible for Americans? Listen in to this week’s sermon Matt 11:28-30 to hear more.

Jesus’ call to us is simple: believe and repent so that we may live. Condemnation does not have the last word when redemption is around. Listen in to hear more.

The takeaway from Mary and Martha is not about letting go of all responsibilities. Listen in to Luke 10:38-42 to hear more on a more appropriate takeaway from this famous text.