Bryan Loritts Podcast

Bryan Loritts Podcast

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  • Authentic Christianity

    In this message from 1 John, Pastor Bryan teaches what authentic Christianity looks like, and not just commonly held religious beliefs. True Christianity--true relationships--confront our idols, old patterns of behavior, and change us. 

    Preached on October 9, 2022 at The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    47 min
  • Vengeance: 1+0=0

    From 1 Samuel 25, Pastor Bryan continues the series through the Life of David, with a teaching on vengeance vs. forgiveness.

    Preached on October 2, 2022 at the Apex Campus of The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    43 min
  • Embrace the Process

    From 1 Samuel 24:1-7, Pastor Bryan preaches through the series on The Life of David, and how to trust God when things just don't seem to go our way.

    Preached on September 25, 2022 at the Blue Ridge Campus of The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    47 min
  • Ministry from the Margins

    From Mark 1, Pastor Bryan gives a teaching on pastoral ministry on ministering from the margins. 

    A teaching for leaders of The Summit Church in North Carolina, on September 13, 2022.

    52 min
  • Friendships- Instruments of Providence

    From 1 Samuel 18-20, Pastor Bryan delves into the friendship of David and Jonathan, and gives us a beautiful picture of the providential gift of friendship.

    Preached on September 11, 2022 at the Chapel Hill Campus of The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    50 min
  • Going Back to Go Forward

    From Psalm 13, Pastor Bryan walks us through one of the most candid laments of the Bible, and draws out what it means to live in God's chesed, a love that gives us everything, when we deserve nothing. 

    Preached on July 31, 2022 at The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    42 min
  • Jesus, the Birth of Bebop and Joy

    From Mark 2:18-22, Pastor Bryan teaches on the difference between the Gospel and religion, and how a good thing can become a bad thing when it becomes the ultimate thing, even something like fasting.

    Preached on July 10, 2022 at Hope Church in Las Vegas, as part of the sermon series through the Gospel of Mark.

    43 min
  • A Church Without Exes--Part 3

    In this final message from the book of Philemon, Pastor Bryan shows us the third essential ingredient in reconciliation—truth. In Christ, it's not about winning arguments or proving points, but redeeming relationships. 

    Preached on June 19, 2022 as part of the sermon series on The Book of Philemon, at The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    42 min
  • Goodness in Me

    From 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Bryan preaches on God's goodness in our weakness, and how our weakness displays the glory of God, as part of the sermon series Goodness in the Middle. 

    Preached on June 5, 2022 at the Blue Ridge Campus of The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    38 min
  • A Church Without Exes

    In this message from the short and powerful book of Philemon, Pastor Bryan walks us through the road to reconciliation. Philemon is about the power of the gospel to transform lives and to impact human reconciliation—turning former enemies into brothers and sisters. The church today, often far from this vision, is less like a family and more like a society of “ex”es—ex-friends, ex-colleagues, ex-co-workers. But if the Apostle Paul is right, in the church there are to be no “ex”es.

    Preached on May 29, 2022 at The Summit Church in North Carolina.

    43 min

About Bryan Loritts Podcast

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Dr. Bryan Loritts serves as a Teaching Pastor at The Summit Church. An award-winning author, he has devoted the majority of his ministry to serving and equipping the multiethnic church. In 2003, he co-founded Fellowship Memphis and currently serves as President of The Kainos Movement, an organization committed to making the multiethnic church the new normal.