The Summit Church Denver

Acts 5:1-11

We look at how God's Spirit not only reassures us that we are God's children, but also propels our hearts to be generous with our resources as a reflection of that new identity. 

Acts 4:32-37

We conclude our "Disrupted" series with Jesus' words on forgiveness, and prayerfully concern the reality that as much as we want to forgive, it's impossible to achieve without God's Spirit moving in our lives.

Luke 11:1-4

We look at the next line of the Lord's Prayer of "your kingdom come," and see how God is inviting us into the great cause of establishing the reign and rule of the rightful king of the universe. 
Luke 11:1-4

In the same way an untended garden naturally heads towards chaos, the life that simply “goes with the flow” drifts towards pain. It's the purposeful, intentional life that leads to flourishing. For Easter, we look at how the Lord's Prayer begins with the declaration that God is a perfect Father, and how this satisfies the deepest question any of us will ever ask.

Luke 11:1-4

We look at how the first followers of Jesus responded to persecution and threat: not by retreating, but asking God for the courage to endure.

Acts 4:23-31

We look at the first instance of opposition in response to the growing church, and discuss how we understand the opposition of the gospel today.
Acts 4:11-22

We look at the power of the name of Jesus, why it's such a repeated theme in the early chapters of Acts, and how that practically intersects with our lives today.

Acts 4:1-12

We look at the first story of healing in the book of Acts, see how God heals to give us a sign of the Kingdom, to grow our longing for the Kingdom and our worship of the King.
Acts 3:1-10