As we do our very hardest to be the very best and the most efficient, cut out the useless things in our lives. Is rest one of those useless things? Is sleep and down time expendable? What does God say about our rest and our need for a mental and spiritual oil change?

In the modern age, everything is on-demand and lightning fast, but how does our constantly stimulated world take time to meditate and experience peace in God? Youtube, podcasts, iPhones, Candy Crush, Clash of Clans: where are our hearts?

Pastor John takes a look at one of the most popular topics in the blogosphere: parenting. What really is best for our kids? What does my responsibility as a parent look like? John dissects God's Word and takes a peek at God's intended plan for our kids.

Pastor John leads us to analyze our ever busy schedules as we weigh the intentionality of our activities. John the Baptist gives us a few words that speaks in to our perception of our own abilities.

Pastor John introduces the newest Summit Ridge Church series: Simplify. John lays out the vision for the next six weeks as we look in to what the bible has to say about living crazy busy lives in light of the Gospel.

In the bustle and expectations of the Christmas season, what are we supposed to feel? What does the birth of Christ mean for the person who has heard it since they were five?

The very last verses of James' letter to the church reveals his heart for the lost and wandering and the mind set of a faithful follower of Christ living in accord with his Gospel Identity. Pastor John lands on the abrupt last words of the book of James with a rescue plan for the beloved wandering lost sheep of our world.

As we look at the last chapter of the book of James, we look at the power of the prayer of a righteous man. Pastor John speaks from his own personal experience as well as digging deep in to the scripture of some of James' final words of his letter.

Pastor Jeff from the Las Vegas Rescue Mission visits Summit Ridge Church to share his vision for the lost and enslaved of Las Vegas using the book of Exodus.

When times get rough, where do we turn? Do we complain? Do we panic? James reveals the key to patience: faith.