Summit Ridge Church

Are you quiet inside? Do you know how to regain composure when you get anxious, worried, or irritable? Let's look to Psalm 131 to see how we can quiet the noise inside of us.

Can hope be found in the curse of the fall? With all of the ongoing consequences to sin, where is God?
Genesis 3 is embedded with the seed of the Gospel!

Everyone experiences the fallout of sin we have done - and no one likes it! Today's message looks at Genesis 3 in teaching us that we can take responsibility because God is here to help! We don't need to go alone - He is here for us every step of the way.
Join us for an encouraging word on how to deal with sin within and when sin comes at us.

Each one of us needs to answer the question God's asks: "Where are you?"
Such a penetrating question we need to answer. Genesis 3 shows us a God who moves toward sinners. He loves enough to care. Even while we try to hide, He not only knows but moves toward us in love.
Join us as we learn more of the grace of God each of us needs.

We get so entangled in a mess when we give in to temptations. So why do we give in? And is there a way to not fall to temptation?
These answers and so much more hope is what we learn from Genesis 3:1-7.

In our study of Genesis 3 we learn about the reality of Satan and his crafty ways to deceive us. We also learn that sin is a serious issue affecting us all. Thankfully we are not lost to figure it out ourselves, God has made a way- we have our answer in Jesus Christ.

The end of Genesis has three deaths: Jacob, Joseph and in between - a life of bitterness and revenge.
Some of the most profound truths of God's sovereignty in all of the Bible are laid before us in Genesis 50:19-20. Today's closing message on Joseph lays out two paths to life. Following the path Joseph took brings a life of grace, gentleness and forgiveness.

When serious sins, hurts and breaking of trust has occurred in a relationship, being able to have a relationship with the offender can feel impossible. Today's message addresses how to practically deal with offenses and not become bitter.
If you have been an offender or the offended, this story is for you.

So important for us to know in the core of our beings is that God will not fail! But the application of that can be hard particularly when He seems so quiet.
Today's message helps us know that God doesn't fail and how to persevere when it feels like He is so distant. We gain a proper perspective of who God is in light of who we are. Today's message is hope for everyone who wants to know God is there and cares.

We glean many practical helps for life from our study of Joseph in Genesis.
Today's lesson teaches us how to care for others, how to speak truthfully and that God never abandons us. We even learn about living life that is different from the world around us - how loving others is so very different than a self-serving love.