SummitPA Sermon Audio

Pastor Kim continues the First Peter series with an expository sermon on 1 Peter 4. The theme for this series is resilience in persecution and in this message Kim teaches about suffering. She explains how what suffering costs us now here on this earth as followers of Jesus pales in comparison to what we gain for all of eternity. The message finishes with an articulation of the wisdom of accepting suffering willfully because of your trust in Jesus.

Pastor Mel continues the First Peter series with an expository sermon on 1 Peter 3. The ongoing theme of resilience in persecution continues in this message. Mel also teaches a godly dynamic between husbands and wives. The message finishes on the symbolic relationship between Noah's flood and baptism, and what it means to submit to God's authority in order to be conformed to the image of Christ.

Through an expository sermon of 1 Peter 2, Pastor Mel teaches how to be resilient in persecution. He also explains the value of submission in maintaining healthy relationships. Where submission is lacking, conflict is abundant. Mel makes the case that this is true across all relationships including those in politics, at work, and in marriage.

Pastor Mel preaches an expository sermon on the first chapter of 1 Peter. He explains how being repentant, knowing God's word, praying without ceasing, and staying in godly community make up the pathway to remembering the joy of your salvation.

Mel explains how building a healthy culture is critical to the success of your organization. Your employee's cultural fit is more important than his or her performance. He outlines some common mistakes leaders make when building culture, and he also lays out strategies you can try at home. Q&A follows.

Through the story of Noah's Ark beginning in Genesis 6, Mel teaches how righteousness can seem absurd in the midst of a reprobate culture. He explains some interesting details about the Ark and talks about why rainbows are symbolic of God's faithfulness to forgive us.

Pastor Mel unpacks three themes which run through the story of Jonah. These include the fact that Jonah was a prophet, that he was called to Gentiles, and that God loves "bad" people. Mel discusses how sin in our lives results in tribulation, although not all tribulation is connected to sin. He also teaches why we need to stop shaping God into our image and allow God to shape us into His.

Through the story found in Daniel 6, Collin teaches how Daniel was a man of character, consistency, conviction, and conscience. He also explains the value of practicing the presence of God and understanding God's promises.

Through Matthew 14, Pastor Kim tells the story of Peter stepping out of the boat toward Jesus. She explains how Jesus can be your peace during turbulent times and how we can't truly know Jesus until we have faith to step out of the boat.

Mel teaches strategies for how to lead yourself, your family, and your organization through times of crisis. He also explains some common mistakes people make when facing crises. Q&A follows.