Hebrews begins by addressing the Jewish affinity towards angels. Their history is deeply rooted in interactions with these majestic beings, who brought the word of the Lord, protected the people, and delivered them from bondage. It is understandable that any devout Jew would hold a high view of angels. The writer of Hebrews makes it clear from the outset that Jesus is supreme over these supernatural beings. Tune into this episode for more as Pastor Brandon Block preaches the word here at Zion.

As we embark on a journey through Hebrews, we start with a bold statement of the reality of who Jesus is a quick overview, shows us the purpose and direction of the letter, while laying the groundwork for the supreme city of Jesus. Tune in to this episode for more historical context, insight, and mission of Zion as Pastor Brandon Block explores the book of Hebrews in this new series.

As we wrap up the fast this encounter week, it's time to recognize that when we follow God's ways we reap His benefits. Psalm 103 says, "Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits". In this episode, Pastor Brandon Block shows us this verse in a new light in addition to the true meaning of the fear of the Lord. This fear is a holy fear. It's a fear that says, God, I'm afraid to live a life without you here. The best way to live in His presence is to follow after His ways. Tune in to this episode for more. . .

As we begin our Encounter Week of 2025, our youth pastor, Josh Lester, inspires us for the final week of our 21-Day Fast with a message about revival. Did you know that the words you speak hold the power of life and death? Furthermore, God can take your words and multiply them into something extraordinary. When God plants seeds of dreams and accomplishments in your life, it is your responsibility to bring them to life through your words. Listen to this episode to discover how God did this for Ezekiel and how He can work powerfully through your words as well. . .

This week at Zion, our Young Adults Pastor shares a message about favor—specifically, God's favor. In Isaiah 61, we learn about God's blessing to restore and rebuild the city of Jerusalem after the Babylonian Exile. In this episode, Trey offers insights into how our self-talk can either be destructive or help us become a better version of ourselves. Additionally, when we speak biblical truths over our lives, we can harness an even greater power to rewire and rebuild our minds to think like Christ. Tune in to this episode for more. . .

Fasting allows believers to focus their hearts and minds on God rather than the challenges of life. It shifts our attention away from problems and directs it toward the solution. Leading up to the revival here at Zion, Pastor Josh Lester shares the story of how Jehoshaphat called for a nationwide fast. This act transformed their appetites and affections in a way that empowered them to win battles. As we examine our own lives, we can discover the solution to facing our struggles and worship the one true God. Tune into this episode for more. . .

Life always gives us the opportunity to reflect on the decisions we've made. When we say yes to God, we may encounter people who offer sound spiritual advice, presenting us with alternatives to the reality we are facing. However, it’s important not to quit. Remain steadfast in your commitment to what you vowed to the Lord from the beginning, and witness His faithfulness to the calling He has placed on your life.

Let’s look at the story of Elisha and Elijah as an example of not giving up and the importance of pursuing what God has established with persistence. Tune in to this episode for more. . .

We’ve all been given the unique opportunity to partner with God through the avenue of prophecy.

In this episode, youth pastor Josh Lester explores the significance of prophecy by examining the science behind sound. Understanding how sound works can help us grasp our role and authority regarding prophecy.