Summit Church Sermon Podcast

Though unschooled and ordinary, through the knowledge of God‘s word and the power of His Spirit, we can step out boldly in faith, and God will move.

The life of a Christ-follower should be different from others. We use words like set apart, holy, distinct, and we understand God's call on our lives to show the world a different way--His way. However, we often don't see real distinction in our lives, and neither do others. In this 5-part teaching series, we look at 5 words we can embrace in order to live with distinction as followers of Christ.

The life of a Christ-follower should be different from others. We use words like set apart, holy, distinct, and we understand God's call on our lives to show the world a different way--His way. However, we often don't see real distinction in our lives, and neither do others. In this 5-part teaching series, we look at 5 words we can embrace in order to live with distinction as followers of Christ.

The life of a Christ-follower should be different from others. We use words like set apart, holy, distinct, and we understand God's call on our lives to show the world a different way--His way. However, we often don't see real distinction in our lives, and neither do others. In this 5-part teaching series, we look at 5 words we can embrace in order to live with distinction as followers of Christ.

The life of a Christ-follower should be different from others. We use words like set apart, holy, distinct, and we understand God's call on our lives to show the world a different way--His way. However, we often don't see real distinction in our lives, and neither do others. In this 5-part teaching series, we look at 5 words we can embrace in order to live with distinction as followers of Christ.

The life of a Christ-follower should be different from others. We use words like set apart, holy, distinct, and we understand God's call on our lives to show the world a different way--His way. However, we often don't see real distinction in our lives, and neither do others. In this 5-part teaching series, we look at 5 words we can embrace in order to live with distinction as followers of Christ.

Roy & Faith Hill are missionaries to Sierra Leone, West Africa. They spent the last decade taking the gospel to the remote villages and people of that country, and training local pastors to do the same. Today we will hear them share their story as well as share God's plans for them in the future.

Dr. Christopher Yuan has taught the Bible at Moody Bible Institute for twelve years and his speaking ministry on faith and sexuality has reached five continents. He speaks at conferences, on college campuses, and in churches. He has co-authored with his mother their memoir, Out of a Far Country: A Gay Son’s Journey to God, A Broken Mother’s Search for Hope (100,000 copies sold and now in seven languages). He is also the author of Giving a Voice to the Voiceless. Christopher graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 2005 and received a master’s in biblical exegesis in 2007 and a doctorate of ministry in 2014. Dr. Yuan’s newest book, Holy Sexuality and the Gospel: Sex, Desire, and Relationships Shaped by God’s Grand Story, was named 2020 Book of the Year for Social Issues by Outreach Magazine.

In this passage in Thessalonians, we hear the testimony of a church that was growing in faith, diligently loving each other, and persevering in trials. Paul ultimately prayed that they would be worthy of God's calling, and that Christ would be glorified through them.

In our final week of "Upside Down" we look at the final few verses of Jesus' sermon on the mount. Here, Jesus concludes by encouraging His followers to put His words into practice, and not simply hear them. If our behavior is unchanged by Christ, then are we really his followers?