The Summit Church Denver

Stephanie -- the church's City Group Director -- shares how God has molded her through the community she's found in the last 10 years at The Summit.

Matthew 15:1-14

As we strive to move from cynicism to hope in 2021, we see how Jesus rebukes bad leadership, and reveals himself to be the good and gracious king who is meant to rule over our lives.

Worship Director Evan Rogg reflects on his transformation through the power of worship, and his journey to find expectancy in the midst of trial.

We see how in 2021, we are called to live with celebration, expectancy of God’s presence, anticipation of personal fruitfulness, because Jesus is king and we are citizens of his Kingdom.

Matthew 7:7-11, 24-27

Outgoing Communications Director Natalie Metzger reflects on a decade of growth as she and her family prepare to step into a new chapter in North Carolina.

As we wrap up our series on celebration, we recount the wonderful deeds of God by sharing the story and images of our church's first decade of existence. As we see that God hears us and blesses us, we ask how we should be expectantly praying and laboring in the next decade.
Acts 2:42-47

Philippians 4:4-9 | As we continue our series in celebration in honor of a decade of ministry in Denver, we talk about having a heart that overflows with joy in the midst of all of the pain we experience as we do life in a broken and fallen world.

Family Ministries Director Ellie Gysin reflects on the personal growth she's found in her last 8 years at The Summit, and shares her future dreams for the kids and families of the church community.

As we continue celebrating a decade of ministry in the city, we see not only how celebration was actually practiced in the first century, but also how the gospel gives us the joy in our souls that leads us to overflow with celebration.
John 2:1-11

As we celebrate a decade of ministry in the city of Denver, we see the mandate to celebrate in the Scriptures. The people of God demonstrate how even when trauma is in their past, and frightening unknowns are in their future, today we will choose to celebrate the goodness of God.