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    Zechariah: Rejecting the Good Shepherd

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  2. Sep 27

    Zechariah: Six Promises from God to His People

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  3. Sep 20

    Behold, Your King is Coming to You

    On that day the LORD their God will save them, as the flock of His people; for like the jewels of a crown they shall shine on His land. Zechariah 9:16 I hope you are rejoicing this week in the good news that our righteous and saving King has come—and that He is coming again. Zechariah 9:9–17 contrasts the humble King who came riding on a donkey with the conquering King who will return to defeat His enemies, protect His people, and bring lasting peace. Jesus fulfilled the first part of this prophecy on Palm Sunday, coming in humility to seek and save the lost through His blood, and He will fulfill the rest when He returns in victory. Because God has not forgotten His covenant promises, His people can live as “prisoners of hope,” trusting that the Lord will ultimately restore, save, and shepherd us. So where is your hope fixed right now—in your house, savings account, physical strength, wisdom, the fact that you live in America, or in God Himself? Until our King returns, let us rejoice in the Lord always, bring our requests to Him with thanksgiving, and share the hope we have in Christ with those around us.

  4. Sep 13

    Eyes on You

    This past Sunday we began Zechariah 9 and encountered a sharp shift into a burdensome oracle against Hadrach, Damascus, Tyre, Sidon and the Philistine cities — a passage that was remarkably fulfilled in part by Alexander the Great yet points beyond him to the ultimate day when the Lord Himself will "encamp at My house as a guard." We unpacked how God used history to humble proud nations, how a remnant of former enemies will be gathered to Himself, and how this all underscores God's sovereignty, the truthfulness of Scripture, and His care for His afflicted people. The promise is both comfort for Zechariah's original hearers and hope for us: God sees, God acts, and His word will be accomplished. So don't let fear of the future steal your hope — fix your eyes on the Lord who rules history and guards His people. Pray for those who oppose us, expect God to work in unexpected ways, and if you are wrestling with where you stand before Him my door is open. I’d love to listen, share and pray.

  5. Sep 6

    From Fasting to Feasting

    I pray this week finds you strengthened by Zechariah’s clear word from the LORD to "let your hands be strong" and to "fear not." Last Sunday we walked through Zechariah 8:9–17 in the context of the returned exiles and the call to rebuild the temple, noting how God contrasts past discipline with present and future blessing. We saw how Haggai and Zechariah together urge God’s people to be strengthened by His prophetic word, to expect a sowing of peace and an eventual turning from curse to blessing, and to live that reality out in concrete ways—speaking truth, rendering just judgments, devising no evil in your heart, and loving no false oath. This promise looks forward to fuller fulfillment in Christ’s return, but it also speaks directly to our lives now: God is at work to restore and bless those who repent and obey. So let your hands be strong in the work the Lord has given you. Do not let fear impede you. Stop tolerating small evils in your speech and thought, refuse false oaths, and make your judgments and daily dealings honest so they make for peace. If you’ve drifted from faithful obedience, confess and return to the Lord’s work. Do not fear, but be strong in the Lord and the power of His might!

  6. Aug 30

    Be Strong & Fear Not

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  7. Aug 23

    Renewed Presence & Prosperity

    Renewed Presence and Prosperity I hope this finds you holding fast to the encouragement we heard from Zechariah about God's jealous love and His promise to return and dwell with His people. Last Sunday we walked through Zechariah 8:1-8 and saw the Lord—Yahweh of hosts—declare His passionate commitment to Zion: He will return and, dwell in Jerusalem, and the city will be called faithful and holy. That promise points forward to Christ's coming reign, when streets will be full of old and young, children will play without fear, and God will gather His people from east and west. For Zechariah's hearers it was hope in the midst of rebuilding; for us it is the sure reminder that God's promises stand and that salvation— for Jew and Gentile alike—rests on His faithful love and the work of Christ. Don't let the wonder of these promises turn into unbelief of their fulfillment. If the remnant will marvel, we must stand convinced that nothing is too hard for our God. Live with your eyes on that coming restoration: Pray for the Jewish remnant, and be bold in sharing the gospel.

  8. Aug 16

    Be Kind & Merciful

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