The Summit Church Denver

The city remains one of the few concepts in a fractured and fragmented society that is so significant that we have to understand what it is and why it matters. As we kick off our week of ServeDenver, we study the story of Jonah to see God's perspective of the city.

In this passage, we see how the salvation Jesus cures for us will empower us to effectively carry out His mission to our city and the world.

Last week we saw Paul push us to take part in a deeply authentic, committed community called the church for the sake of the cause. However, any experience in community reflects that being around people in any context isn't easy. We look sat what it means to really engage in a community, particularly in the moments when it gets hard.

As we continue our series in Philippians, we learn how the cause of advancing the gospel is not individual but communal in nature, and how the church is meant to be this community through which the gospel is advanced.

The apostle Paul shows us that no matter our circumstances, we have hope. We have a hope in Christ that extends to life, death and beyond, and that hope impacts how we live our lives and who we live it for.

As we kick off our series in Philippians, we study what it means to really think deeply about our lives and examine what it is we're living for.

We see that the Resurrection of Jesus provides us a Hope today as we encounter the everyday trials of our life.

What if we saw interruptions in our life less as bothersome, and more as opportunities to share the love of Christ?

We look at a story of a prostitute meeting Jesus, and see what kind of sustaining change is produced in our lives on a daily basis after an initial encounter with Jesus.

As we see Jesus meet a Roman centurion, we get a glimpse into "how' someone actually receives what Jesus offers and how our faith in him begins.