Summit College Podcast

Josh Ferguson leads a breakout talking about the tension of enjoying all of God's gifts and sacrificing certain gifts for the kingdom of God. He is joined by Scott and Cassidy from Mercy Church in Charlotte, a church plant of the Summit, and Jordan Kohman. 

Tanner Powell breaks down the tension between doing our duty as Christians and delighting in God. After he gives this talk he is joined by Logan Maloney and Amy Rogers to going into the more practical aspects of this tension. 

To finish off WinCon 2021, our college pastor, Wes Smith, preached on Saturday night about the tension between preaching the gospel during evangelism and doing justice in your community. 

We began Saturday morning of the conference hearing our NCCU Campus Director, Charles Holmes, speak about the tension of engaging in the current culture and holding to our biblical convictions as believers. 

This year at WinCon, we kicked it off Friday night by hearing from Josh Ferguson about the tension of being fed by the Word of God and being led by the Spirit of God. 

Our College Pastor, Wes Smith, interviews Rebecca McLaughlin about certain issues that our college students will face while they are on the college campus such as things that our culture is asking of Christianity. 

Writer of the book, "Confronting Christianity", Rebecca McLaughlin, came to talk to the students of Summit College about the four things we need to do as Christians in order to live out our faith in the modern world while engaging in today's culture.

After Josh's sermon on Psalm 27 about being men of one thing: dwelling in the house of the Lord, Josh brings up two men of God that have walked through much of life and are known as men that know God deeply and personally, Rich Bowman (Summit Downtown Durham Associate Pastor) and Tony Diana (Summit Prison Campus Pastor). These two men outline what it looks like in their lives to spend time with the Lord and know Him intimately. 

As we continue this year talking about "God's presence", Josh Ferguson brings a word from Psalm 27 for the men in Summit College about being men of one thing: to dwell in the house of the Lord and gaze at His beauty. We learned that to be men of one thing is what it really means to be men of God and ultimately, children of God. 

Continuing with our theme of “God’s Presence” for the semester, the Summit College women learned about God’s presence with the humble in Scripture. Through Psalm 131 we learned where the root of pride comes from and how to identify it in our lives. We finally saw that the only way to fight pride in our lives is to put our hope in the only true humble one, Jesus.