Summit Sermons

Join us for our Family Weekend, where Pastor Jeff goes through the Parable of the Lost Son.

“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26

When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.

“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26

When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.

“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26

When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.

“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26

When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.

"I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me." -John 15:26

When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we--as children of God--can live a Spirit-filled life.

Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.

Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.

Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.