The Summit Church Denver

In John 4, Jesus meets a woman in her mess and offers the hope of the gospel. True transformation happens when who we are collides with who God is.

Jesus makes one of the most startling claims in all of his ministry here: if you want to enter the Kingdom of God, you must be born again. From John 3. 

The gospel according to John invites us to believe in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God, so that we may have life in His name. From the very beginning with Jesus' first followers, we see how the gospel moves forward through relationship and the bold invitation to "Come and see." From John 1. 

A new year brings fresh potential, and God’s desire is for us to thrive as we tune into His voice and walk in obedience. What if this year brought His blessings in the form of deeper relationships, wider influence, and greater impact—allowing the gospel to transform our city in new and unexpected ways? From Deuteronomy 30.

Through Luke 2:1-21 of the Christmas story, we explore how God’s interruptions can reshape our plans for His greater purpose—our good and His glory. How might God be interrupting your life to accomplish something greater?

Continuing the Christmas story, the lives of Simeon and Anna offer a profound reminder to trust God’s calling, wait patiently for His promises, and embrace His perfect timing—even amidst the certainty of pain and loss. Where is God inviting you to trust Him more deeply, anchor yourself in His Word, and respond to His guidance through prayer? From Luke 2:22-40.

What does it mean to live a surrendered life to God? Through Mary’s response to the angel's message, we learn that it's a whole-hearted response to God’s revelation in our lives, embracing His will with trust and obedience. From Luke 1:26-38.

Reflecting on Joseph's role in the story of Christ's birth, we're reminded that simple acts of trust can have eternal significance. From Matthew 1:18-25.