Summit Church Sermon Podcast

In week 2 of the #Blessed series, Pastor Brad continued to lay out the value of having a Biblical understanding of blessing. It can have eternal impact on us and those around us.

When November rolls around, we begin thinking about the things we've been blessed with. It's Thanksgiving season after all. We make lists, pray prayers, post pictures, and use hashtags to celebrate the things we're grateful for. But if our gratefulness ends there, are we missing the point?

This Veteran's Day Weekend, Pastor Dan shared the importance of pressing on toward spiritual goals.

We've just finished the Life Action Summit, a two-week period of intense focus on God, with many services, covering many important areas of our Christian lives. So now what?

This week, Pastor Dan adresses some important things for us to consider as we move forward together.

In the final message of the Life Action Summit, Steve challenged us to stay committed to corporate worship, small group fellowship, and personal devotion. These are the things that will instill revival in our lives as we live out authentic Christianity.

On their final Sunday morning, Steve and the team shared a skit with an important message for us as we consider what comes next after the Summit. God has surely spoken to us these past 15 days...but for there to be fruit, we must lay down our pride and choose to do what He has said.

As followers of Christ, we SHOULD be leading others to follow Him. Our actions should be pointing others to Him. And when they don't (because we all mess up sometimes) we should go back and make it right, for the glory of Christ.

Your relationship with God is directly related to your prayer life. With that understood, how good is your relationship with God right now? Steve laid out some very practical steps we can take to improve our prayer life with God.

We believe God is the creator of the universe and the sustainer of all things. But that doesn't always translate into our personal lives. Do we really believe God is sovereign and are we willing to give Him control of everything?

On our second Sunday morning of the Summit, Steve shared about the importance of seeing spiritual fruit in our lives. Are we really alive in Christ or are we living as nominal Christians--in name only?