The Summit Church Denver

We experience the resurrection as a present reality for us here and now when we see how it reveals a God we can trust and a process we can trust.

Speaker: Andy Metzger

Text: Matthew 27:45-56

Summary: As Jesus dies on the Cross, we see the depth of his love for us and the intimacy we can now share with Him.

Speaker: Bryan Barley

Text: Matthew 27:32-44

Summary: As we see Jesus crucified, we contrast the unhealthy view of the cross in this scene from a healthy understanding of the cross-shaped life.

Text: Matthew 27:27-31

Speaker: Bryan Barley

Text: Matthew 27:11-26

Summary: As we see Jesus on trial, we see the grand scope and scale of the gospel. The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus is the power to topple the most powerful of empires, and the presence to heal our greatest of mistakes.

Speaker: Bryan Barley 

Speaker: Bryan Barley

Text: Matthew 26:47-56

Summary: As we see Jesus arrested, we see the wide range of human responses to moments of crisis, and how Jesus' perfect handling of his arrest provides both hope and direction in the midst of our own failures.

Text: Matthew 26:36-46

Speaker: Bryan Barley

Summary: We see Jesus in a moment of overwhelming emotion and deep crisis as he prays in the Garden of Gethsemane. 

Text: Matthew 26:14-35

Summary: Jesus shares the most significant of meals with His friends He knows are about to betray Him, reflecting God's heart in the gospel.

Speaker: Bryan Barley

Text: Matthew 26:1-13

Speaker: Andy Metzger

Summary: As Jesus steps into the final week of his life, we see how three different people respond in radically different ways to the person of Jesus.

Text: Proverbs 3:9-10

Speaker: Bryan Barley

Summary: Many of our conversations surrounding what constitutes a good life often go no further than being functional and happy. We discuss how a truly great life is marked by generosity, and how this Proverb gives us the comfort to live this out.