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Rusty George // Jesus doesn’t wait for people to get it all together—he meets them where they are, just like he did with Zacchaeus, inviting the lost to the table not with condemnation, but with compassion that led to a radical transformation. When Zacchaeus encountered the love of Jesus, his heart and life changed—and when we love like Jesus, we create space for that same kind of transformation in others.

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Kailey Newkirk // True love isn’t a feeling—it’s the selfless, unwavering love of Jesus that gives without taking. When we idolize emotion, we risk worshiping what was never meant to hold our hearts.

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Petie Kinder // In a society where money often defines worth, it can be hard to know how to handle it. But when we remember that God gave first and gave his best, we’re invited to do the same—managing money wisely and giving generously to show that God isn’t after our money; he’s after our hearts.

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Michael Hinton // We live in a world that says your worth is what you achieve—but what if that’s a lie keeping you exhausted, distracted, and spiritually empty? This week, we'll confront the god of achievement and discover the freedom found in resting our identity not in success, but in Jesus.

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Kailey Newkirk // When we put ourselves at the center—trusting our own desires over God's—we often find that pride and insecurity lead us to pain, not peace. But even in that pain, God’s grace is present, gently exposing our false gods so we can be freed to follow him.

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Michael Hinton // Life feels loud right now—for many, the noise is coming from all directions: the world, the Church, and even within our own Summit community. With what’s happening around us, shifting seasons, and what we’re walking through personally, people are carrying a lot. But in the midst of uncertainty, there’s an invitation: to name what we’re facing and to anchor ourselves in the peace of Jesus.

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Katie Evans // Marriage can be a living picture of God’s unshakable love—a love that welcomes, forgives, and invites others in. When we open our homes and hearts with humility and intention, our relationships become a powerful witness to a world longing for something real and lasting.

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Chris Timson // Marriage is a reflection of Christ’s love for the Church—a love defined by sacrifice, service, patience, and submission. His example should lead us to pause, reflect, and ask: Does my marriage reflect Jesus?

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Michael Hinton // This week, we are challenged  to guard our relationships—whether in marriage or singleness—with intentionality and humility, even in seasons of routine. Complacency can creep in, but choosing connection keeps love and purpose strong.

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Michael Hinton // Marriage isn’t something you fall into—it’s something you build. Whether you're married, single, or somewhere in between, God calls us to fight for each other, not against. Love is still worth the fight, and it’s always worth pursuing.

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