Summit Church Sermon Podcast

Throughout the Bible, we find story after story of people who faltered or found themselves in a difficult place with no visible way to move forward. But through perseverance and God's faithfulness they found a road back from those difficult places.

In this series, we share those stories, and the lessons we can learn so that we too can find a road back from the tough places of life.

This Sunday we return to in-person worship services, and in a fitting way, we talk about the value of Christian Fellowship...yes, 'fellowship' is a churchy word, but that's because there should be something uniquely different about the way that followers of Jesus care for and support each other. We should look different to the rest of the world. Do you?

This Father's Day, we take a look at the hand of our heavenly Father, and the way that he lifts, guides, and loves us.

With the conclusion of the "Essentials" series, Pastor Dan talks about what happens when we lose our "spiritual edge." When God feels distant, what steps can you take to draw close to Him again.

This week, Pastor Dan takes a look at the spiritual discipline of "simplicity." In an increasingly busy world, there is an increasing need to slow down, simplify, and turn our hearts to God.

This week, Pastor Chuck talks about "Guidance," which we may not even recognize as a spiritual discipline. But the implications of training ourselves to listen to the Spirit of God and be led by Him cannot be overlooked.

Solitude and silence are two things that are so essential, but also so rare in today's world...And these two disciplines are necessary for spiritual growth.

This week began a new teaching series about essentials...the things of our faith that we cannot live without. Week 1 focuses on the essential disciplines of prayer and fasting.

This Mother's Day video takes a look at two familiar godly women in the bible: Mary and Martha. While woman's approach to Jesus was very different, they both sought to honor him the best they knew how. And so we look at the lessons we can learn from both of these women.