In light of our 21-day fast, Pastor Brandon brings inspiration on how many of us go on a journey and leave Jesus behind. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

God often begins something new quietly. Those who are tuned in through prayer and fasting recognize it—others miss it. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion, where Pastor Josh explains how fasting provides us with a fresh restart, perspective, and vision for the new year in 2026.

Pastor Brandon lays out biblical fasting as we call a 21-day fast for the people of Zion. Listen to hear details, how you can join in, and simply be inspired.

Pastor Brandon explores the Christmas story in Luke chapter 2, where the Jewish people were looking for a Messiah to restore their identity as a people. This baby Jesus, the unlikely Messiah, not only brought identity to the Jewish people but also extended it to the world. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

As we continue the gospel of Luke and the Christmas season, Pastor Brandon examines Luke chapter one, where an angel visits Mary and delivers to her beautiful and heavy news, the miracle of Jesus. Tune in to this episode at Zion for more. . .

A special sermon from our Christmas At Zion service, where Pastor Brandon gives us the opportunity to look at the coming of Jesus the way Joseph did—receiving the King into their world. Tune in to this week's episode at Zion for more. . .

Kicking off the gospel of Luke this Christmas season, we look at the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, whose child, John the Baptist, brings restoration and healing as the precursor to Jesus. God chooses ordinary people to make a difference in lives for his great plan. Tune in to this episode at Zion for more. . .

In the series on Jesus' parables, Pastor Brandon explores the parable of the minas as it pertains to the Kingdom of God. When we become filled with gratitude for the things that God has given us, it moves us to action, and that action produces a great reward. Tune in to this episode at Zion for more. . .