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We look at the miraculous work of God's Spirit to create a healthy church community, and discuss how through their life together, the first church reflected the character and nature of God to the city in which they existed.
We look at the first Christian sermon ever preached and the very heart of what it means to become a follower of Jesus.
Acts 2:14-41
We look at the Spirit fall on God's people at Pentecost - the day that everything changed - and see how the Spirit of God indwells us to empower us to the work of Restoration.
Acts 2:1-13
In this sermon we learn about both the basics and specific practices of prayer, as we look at the example of the early church in Acts.
Acts 1:12-26
We kick off our study in the book of Acts looking at how the first quality Jesus develops in his followers for the advancement of his mission is their understanding of their weakness, making his promise of power good news for our weary souls.
Acts 1:1-11
We look at Jesus’ promise of giving God the Holy Spirit, and explore the stunning claim that the Spirit inside us is better than Jesus beside us.
John 16:4-15
At our annual Mile High Family of Churches Gathering, we learned from Habbakuk 1-3 and how discontentment plus prayer leads to movement.
We discuss what we're asking God to do in the life of The Summit in 2019, and ask God to make us the kind of people who actually know Him and daily walk with Him in every area of life.
Genesis 1-3
When we're awakened to the reality of how God has rescued us into His Kingdom, and how He is restoring all things, that becomes our motivation to join God on His mission.
Colossians 1:13-29
This week we look at our second core value of Community, and see how the Gospel moves us towards God and people.
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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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