SummitPA Sermon Audio

Using the story of Jesus on the road to Emmaus found in Luke 24, Mel teaches about the difference between knowing Jesus and simply being around Jesus. He points out that while church ministries are great, all of them depend on the ultimate value of intimacy with Christ.

Jacob Schwertfeger from Overland Missions explains what it means to give your entire self to the things of God. He discusses how you are the vehicle by which the kingdom of God is going to be established.

Kyla Kassis from Overland Missions offers a clear evangelism training determining who is called to share the Gospel and who the Gospel is for. This teaching is both empowering and practical as Kyla breaks down what normally feels intimidating about sharing our faith.

Preston Sheldon from Overland Missions shares testimonies of how God has worked in his life. He also explains the importance of evangelism and why you should have the faith to go do it right now.

Through Christ's teachings in Luke 14, Luke 9, and Matthew 28, Mel explains what it means to make sacrifices in order to sit at God's table. Mel teaches about denying one's self and what it means to pick up your cross daily.

Through Psalm 23, Mel teaches what it means to find rest in God. He explains how God is responsible for our provision and protection - as well as the importance of observing the Sabbath.

Through the story of Mephibosheth found in 2 Samuel 9, Mel teaches how belonging to a community can change a person's life. He explains why Christians have a responsibility to reach out to others to befriend them, and how shouldering this responsibility is good for your own spirit.

Mel discusses strategies to recession-proof your businesses including where to invest, how to maintain long-term vision, and how to improve operational efficiency. Q&A follows.

Using the story of the Exodus, Mel teaches what it means to remember what God has done. He explains how remembering God's previous work in your life has profound effects on your spirit as well as your future.

Using selected scriptures from the gospels of Matthew and Mark, as well as Paul's writings in 2 Corinthians 8, Mel teaches why we should use what God has blessed us with in order to be a blessing to others.