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Text: Proverbs 21:5 - The plans of the diligent lead surely to abundance, but everyone who is hasty comes only to poverty.
Speaker: Bryan Barley
Summary: We see that passion is not enough to experience the future God is inviting us into - we also need a plan.
Text: Proverbs 2:6-7
Speaker: Bryan Barley
Summary: When we're striving to change the way we live, we tend to jump immediately to all that we're doing wrong and all that's wrong around us. We see how the practice of gratitude is the solid foundation that we can construct life change upon.
Text: Proverbs 29:18
Summary: We see how a godly vision of what can be and what will be empowers us to live purposefully and meaningfully in the here and now.
Speaker: Bryan Barley
(1/9/2022)
Text: Proverbs 1:1-7
Summary: As we kick off the new year, we talk about what it looks like to have a vision to not merely survive, but thrive in the midst of crazy and discouraging cultural circumstances.
Speaker: Bryan Barley
(1/2/2022)
Scripture: Luke 1:46-56
Speaker: Derick Sherfey
Summary: The coming of Jesus causes us to sing as we wake up to the good news that we are not God.
Text: Luke 2:1-7
Speaker: Bryan Barley
Summary: We look at the remarkably simple account in Luke of the birth of Jesus, and see the supernatural power that rests in natural, normal faithfulness.
Text: Matthew 25:31-26:2
Summary: Jesus gives His longest and most descriptive teaching on the final judgement, giving insight into the deep reality and gravity of Heaven and Hell.
Speaker: Bryan Barley
Text: Matthew 25:14-30
Speaker: Bryan Barley
Summary: We see Jesus continue his teaching on the end-times, helping us to recognize our belief about the future dramatically impacts how we live today.
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The Summit Church is a gospel-centered church in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood. These teachings come from our weekly gatherings as we learn to build our lives around Jesus for the good of our…
Find more resources at summitdenver.org/teaching.

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