Summit Church

Kailey Newkirk // Confession can be a lot like surgery. We often dread going under that knife and doing the work that repentance takes. It can also be scary to leave ourselves that vulnerable. When we bring our faults out into the light, though, we open up pathways for God to work, and it’s here in this vulnerable state that those around us are able to see our journey and see a path toward healing and hope.

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Michael Hinton // What does it take to earn your trust? Some may answer a showing of love or a proven commitment, while others might say they’d need a personal invitation. Over 2000 years have passed since the cross. It’s normal to have questions, fears, and doubts, but in Jesus, humanity saw the divine break through space and time – showing us we could trust again. Now, we don’t have to have it all together, but God stands, arms extended. We just have to trust enough to follow that first step out of the tomb.

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Over the course of our “Perspectives of the Cross” series, we’ll glimpse the cross through a different lens each week. In order to help us carry these different perspectives into our lives at work and home, we’ve prepared a podcast that will accompany each Sunday’s message.

Episodes drop weekly on Monday mornings throughout the Lenten Season.

Join us through these 40 days of Lent, and together, we’ll expand our view of God’s saving work on the cross!

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Michael Hinton // God initially gave Moses the commandments to make people aware of their wrongdoing, but all those who live under the law are also subject to the consequences of breaking it. When Jesus went to the cross, he bore the punishment that we deserved. Now that we are in Christ, we no longer live under the law but under grace.

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Over the course of our “Perspectives of the Cross” series, we’ll glimpse the cross through a different lens each week. In order to help us carry these different perspectives into our lives at work and home, we’ve prepared a podcast that will accompany each Sunday’s message.

Episodes drop weekly on Monday mornings throughout the Lenten Season.

Join us through these 40 days of Lent, and together, we’ll expand our view of God’s saving work on the cross!

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Kailey Newkirk // The Apostle Paul describes the problem of sin, saying, “I do not do the good I want to do, but the evil I do not want to do—this I keep on doing.” The cross not only justifies us before God, granting us citizenship in Heaven, but it also gives us a pathway to overcome sin through sanctification in the here and now! We are being conformed into Christ for the sake of others, but it does take practice.

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Over the course of our “Perspectives of the Cross” series, we’ll glimpse the cross through a different lens each week. In order to help us carry these different perspectives into our lives at work and home, we’ve prepared a podcast that will accompany each Sunday’s message.

Episodes drop weekly on Monday mornings throughout the Lenten Season.

Join us through these 40 days of Lent, and together, we’ll expand our view of God’s saving work on the cross!

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Katie Holland // No matter how much we despise our enemies on this earth, we have one that’s even worse. And that enemy isn’t fought with swords or armies. That enemy is fought with truth. And the truth is: Christ has defeated our enemy, and we share in that victory.

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Over the course of our “Perspectives of the Cross” series, we’ll glimpse the cross through a different lens each week. In order to help us carry these different perspectives into our lives at work and home, we’ve prepared a podcast that will accompany each Sunday’s message.

Episodes drop weekly on Monday mornings throughout the Lenten Season.

Join us through these 40 days of Lent, and together, we’ll expand our view of God’s saving work on the cross!

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Michael Hinton // Since Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit in the garden, humanity has been a “race of rebels” cursed by our own disobedience. But just as sin came into the world through one man’s disobedience, through one man’s obedience, we’ve been restored. Through one tree, we were cursed, but through this new tree, the cross of Christ, we’re given eternal life.

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