Our most groundbreaking message for the year about where we are heading - what we are all called to be doing. Watch it and engage.

Lesson from Luke 5:1-11

As God moves in and through Summit Ridge, Pastor John shares how God has been challenging and growing his missional mindset. Holy discontentment is the word he uses to describe the God-given fire in his soul. Listen in as John explains the Gospel-shaped vision developing at Summit Ridge.

Of all the biblical heroes, none made quite the same impact that Samson made toward the end of Judges. A brutal killer in constant conflict between his commitment to Israel and his own depravity, Samson's relationship with God has more to teach us than just a warning. Nathan shines a light on the classic bible story in search of the Gospel truth among the gore and drama.

The Galatians, like us, were prone to falling back in to their old habits and legalistic ways, desperately vying for God's approval through old rituals and observation of ancient holidays. In his love for the Galatians, he reaches out on tear-stained parchment to remember their Gospel-Shaped Identities. Pastor John opens up the fourth chapter of Galatians to remind us of our identity in Christ, not in ourselves.

Share this timely Easter message with us. His resurrection changes everything - and that includes our today, our identity and our hope.

Join us in Galatians 3:25 - 4:7.

The early Christians were trapped between the pressure of the Hebrew Law and their new found freedom in Christ. As followers of Christ, our faith is based on our trust in the promises of God. God is the great promise keeper. Pastor John highlights Paul's explanation of God's covenant with mankind.

The greater we know the Promise-Keeper the better we live. See why Galatians 3:15-26 is so important to our daily lives... and into eternity. See why Jesus is that great!

The allure of legalism is a tantalizing temptation that all Christians feel. Paul confronts the Galatians of the early church with the same struggles we have today: justification through faith or actions? Pastor John shows that as technology and culture has changed, the heart of man is still the same, and still just as desperately in need of Christ.