Summit Sermons

Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?

Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?

What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we, as Christians, participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us? What seeds can we plant now that will be sure to bloom into something beautiful? Something that might not even be for us, but for something much, much bigger.

What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we, as Christians, participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us? What seeds can we plant now that will be sure to bloom into something beautiful? Something that might not even be for us, but for something much, much bigger.

What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we, as Christians, participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us? What seeds can we plant now that will be sure to bloom into something beautiful? Something that might not even be for us, but for something much, much bigger.

Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.

Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.

Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.

Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.

Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.