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10/05/25 - What is the Office of the Keys - 1 Corinthians 5:1-13
10/05/25 - What is the Office of the Keys - 1 Corinthians 5:1-13
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What is the Office of the Keys?” addresses one of the most important yet often misunderstood teachings of the Christian faith. The Office of the Keys is Christ’s authority, given to His Church, to forgive sins or retain them. This is not about human power, but about delivering God’s grace in Christ. Through this Word and authority, repentant sinners receive full pardon, and those who harden their hearts are warned in love. In this gift, we see the heart of our Savior, who desires that none should perish, but all should have eternal life.
09/14/25 - St. Matthew - Matthew 9:9-13
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In “Amazing and Outrageous Mercy,” we see Jesus call Matthew, a despised tax collector, to be His disciple. The message reveals Jesus does not avoid sinners but seeks them out, changing them from trouble to into His witnesses. Just as Matthew left his tax booth to follow Jesus, we are called to follow Him, bringing His mercy into the places where it might be least expected.
To see the full message:
https://youtube.com/live/MMIubwqzxHo
To see the video mentioned:
https://youtu.be/AUh7thaS0iw
09-14- St. Matthew - Matthew 9 [9-13]
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In “Amazing and Outrageous Mercy,” we see Jesus call Matthew, a despised tax collector, to be His disciple. The message reveals Jesus does not avoid sinners but seeks them out, changing them from trouble to into His witnesses. Just as Matthew left his tax booth to follow Jesus, we are called to follow Him, bringing His mercy into the places where it might be least expected.
Introduction video for a new Sermon Series on: Confession
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This powerful message series explores the depth of Christian confession and forgiveness, showing how Jesus calls you to acknowledge sin honestly, receive His grace fully, and live in a strong stable reliable faith with God and others. Jesus invites you to come.
Come and hear.
All are welcome.
09/21 - What is Confession?
09/28 - What sins should we confess?
10/05 - What is the Office of the Keys?
10/12 - Where is this written?
10/19 - What do you believe by to these words?
09 07 John 12 20–33 The Cross Says It All Short
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Today we observe Holy Cross Day, a day to see the wisdom, majesty, and power of God in the most unexpected place: The cross of Christ. This message, titled ‘The Cross Says It All,’ invites us to fix our eyes on Jesus lifted up for you. People search for answers in all sorts of places. They look for answers in strength and success, but we look to the crucified Savior who carried our load, our sins, and now reigns in love. See Him there and be transformed by His grace.
To see the full message:
https://www.zioncolby.org/sermons/09-07-the-cross-says-it-all-john-12-20-33/[](https://youtu.be/m6lEodIyxjc)
09-07- The Cross Says It All - John 12 [20–33]
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Today we observe Holy Cross Day, a day to see the wisdom, majesty and power of God in the most unexpected place: The cross of Christ. This message, titled ‘The Cross Says It All,’ invites us to fix our eyes on Jesus lifted up for you. People search for answers in a ll sorts of places. They look for answers in strength and success, but we look to the crucified Savior who carried our load, our sins, and now reigns in love. See Him there and be transformed by His grace.
08/31/25 - Snapshots of Revelation - Luke 14 [1-14]
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Today’s message, “Snapshots of Revelation,” lifts our eyes from fear to faith. In a world that trembles at the unknown, Revelation gives us hope by showing us Jesus, the Alpha and Omega, the Lamb, the Judge, the King, and the Bridegroom. This revelation calls us to humility now and confidence for eternity.
08/31/25- Luke 14:1-14 - Snapshots of Revelation
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Today’s message, “Snapshots of Revelation,” lifts our eyes from fear to faith. In a world that trembles at the unknown, Revelation gives us hope by showing us Jesus, the Alpha and Omega, the Lamb, the Judge, the King, and the Bridegroom. This revelation calls us to humility now and confidence for eternity.
08 24 2 Corinthians 4 7–10 St Bartholomew Full Service
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On this Feast of St. Bartholomew, we consider what it means to be great in the Kingdom of God. Through the example of Bartholomew’s quiet faith, martyrdom, and humble service, we reflect on Jesus' teaching that true greatness is found in servanthood. We are all jars of clay, fragile and flawed, yet bearing the treasure of Christ’s Gospel, a treasure that shines through our weakness and draws others to Him.