Zechariah 13 imagines a world scrubbed clean—where lies, idols, and public deception are washed away by a symbolic fountain. But what does it really take to start over, and who gets to decide what needs purging? This post explores an ancient vision of renewal through a modern, curious lens.

What happens when rituals outlive their meaning? In Zechariah 7, a question about fasting turns into a challenge about justice, ethics, and intention. This chapter doesn't offer easy answers—but it does invite an honest look at the gap between tradition and practice.

What does it mean to change your clothes in a vision—and why does it matter? In Zechariah 3, the high priest Joshua is silently accused, only to be dramatically dressed in clean garments. This blog reflects on the imagery of filthy robes, fresh starts, and what it might take to move past guilt—whether imposed by others or ourselves.