Summit Sermons

In this inspiring three-part sermon series, Better Than Good, we explore the powerful and personal ways God’s grace shapes our lives. From the grace that pursues us before we ever seek Him to the grace that transforms us daily, this series unpacks:

1. Prevenient Grace – God’s gentle pursuit, always drawing us toward Him.

2. Justifying Grace – The moment of new relationship, where we receive His unconditional love.

3. Sanctifying Grace – The ongoing journey of growth through faith, worship, study, and service.

Come discover how God’s grace is not just good—it’s better than good.

In this inspiring three-part sermon series, Better Than Good, we explore the powerful and personal ways God’s grace shapes our lives. From the grace that pursues us before we ever seek Him to the grace that transforms us daily, this series unpacks:

Prevenient Grace – God’s gentle pursuit, always drawing us toward Him.

Justifying Grace – The moment of new relationship, where we receive His unconditional love.

Sanctifying Grace – The ongoing journey of growth through faith, worship, study, and service.

Come discover how God’s grace is not just good—it’s better than good.

For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.

For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.

For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.

For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today's world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.

For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus.
It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus.
It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus.
It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.