The Summit Church Denver

As we celebrate Mother's Day, we look at Jesus differentiate genuine from counterfeit generosity, and how mothering is a fundamental expression of Kingdom greatness.

In this episode we have the opportunity to talk to Beth Patterson, a former member of The Summit who now serves as an Emergency Medicine doctor in the Bronx. Beth talks about the daily realities of caring for COVID patients and how she understands her unique calling to serve in the epicenter of the pandemic.

As we continue in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches us about the nuance, gravity, and practical handling of our anger.

Melissa Turney is a mom of three, a professional counselor, and a member here at The Summit. We talk to her about pursuing emotional health, fostering authentic relationships, and parenting during the pandemic.

Jesus lays the groundwork to speak God's law into our hearts, and shows us that he's not imposing a burdensome way of life, but revealing to us how we were designed to live and flourish.

We interviewed Andy Kinomoto ("Kino") on what life has been like for him during the pandemic. We talk to him about the unique challenges of living alone and what his creative process has looked like during quarantine. 

As we continue in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us how the fundamental posture his people are meant to take in the culture they exist is that of redemptive revolutionaries.

We celebrate Easter by looking at the two questions Jesus asks Mary following his resurrection, and how his answer provides hope from sorrow not only two thousand years ago, but in our current cultural crisis today.

We look at Jesus' conclusion of the Beatitudes, and see how who Jesus is and what he has done gives clarity in the midst of the mystery of a global crisis. 

As Jesus continues in the Beatitudes, we see him tell us how we should live in light of who he has told we are as beloved children of God.