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To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study these vices through the lens of scripture and the grace of Jesus. In doing so, we hope to grow in awareness of the battle we fight, and find freedom in His name. In this week's message, Summit Pastor David Lewellyn continues our series by covering the second vice in our series: envy.

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To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study these vices through the lens of scripture and the grace of Jesus. In doing so, we hope to grow in awareness of the battle we fight, and find freedom in His name. In this week's message, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel continues our series by covering the first vice in our series: vainglory.

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To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study these vices through the lens of scripture and the grace of Jesus. In doing so, we hope to grow in awareness of the battle we fight, and find freedom in His name. In this week's message, Summit U Campus Pastor Josh Schiel introduces our series with an overview of the seven capital vices and a roadmap of where we are headed.

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For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. Over the last 3 weeks, we've been slowing down together to ponder, contemplate, and participate in Jesus-centered practices… helping us make room to celebrate the hope, peace, joy and love of God revealed through the birth of Jesus. In this week's message, on Christmas Eve, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel finishes our series with the fourth and final theme of advent: love.

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For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. Over the last 3 weeks, we've been slowing down together to ponder, contemplate, and participate in Jesus-centered practices… helping us make room to celebrate the hope, peace, joy and love of God revealed through the birth of Jesus. In this week's message, Associate Adult Discipleship Pastor Courtney Carbaugh continues with the third theme of our advent series: joy.

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For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. For the next 4 weeks leading up to Christmas, we will slow down together, ponder, contemplate, and participate in Jesus-centered practices… helping us make room to celebrate the hope, peace, joy and love of God revealed through the birth of Jesus. In this week's message, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel continues our series with an exploration of our next topic: peace.

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For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. For the next 4 weeks leading up to Christmas, we will slow down together, ponder, contemplate, and participate in Jesus-centered practices… helping us make room to celebrate the hope, peace, joy and love of God revealed through the birth of Jesus. In this week's message, Summit South Lead Pastor Grant Bruscoe begins our series with hope.

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In our teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Him. In week 4, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel closes out our series by diving into the fourth and final chapter of Paul's letter to the Philippians.

In our teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Him. In week 3, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel continues our series into Philippians Chapter 3.

In our new teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Him. In week 1, Care and Prayer Pastor Rory Lewellyn continues our series into Philippians Chapter 2.