The Summit Church Denver

We're most impacted by that we're least prepared for. Nowhere is that more obvious in our lives when we consider our lack of readiness for sacrifice and suffering. We study the story of Stephen's death and see how his example prepares us to sacrifice ...

As we kick off the second half of our Movement series, we see how both the challenges and the opportunities will escalate for the early Christians, and how in our own lives, sometimes the greatest difficulties we face open the door to making the great...

Daniel Simmons joins us as a guest speaker from Raleigh, NC to share about what it looks like to multiply your life for the Gospel.

Life involves hardships, and those hardships demand perseverance. The followers of the Christian movement faced hardships early on, and by examining their response to those hardships we can learn how to handle the hardships we encounter.

Sometimes the most bizarre stories reveal the most beautiful truths. This is particularly the case for tonight's text that centers on the death of a married couple that is working against the movement's progress. While on the surface it seems off-putt...

When fears and challenges arise, we tend to either take action or shut down. But as the apostles face their own crisis, they decide to pray. We look at the centrality of prayer in our lives, and how our understanding of God as a loving Father can chan...

Every movement throughout history faces opposition at some point. The Christian movement, however, is not set back, but advanced because of opposition, as God's people are strengthened by the Holy Spirit.

The most famous world movements have typically ignored those who are marginalized within their culture. However, at the Christian movement's origins is a story where two people - Peter and a man lame from birth - have the most unlikely of encounters. ...

As the Christian movement gained momentum, it never lost site of the primacy of community. We study the first church and see how their priorities within their community should be ours as well.

Many causes only give us their most glamorous glimpses of their efforts in order to get us to buy in. The Christian movement's origins are different, in that the first believers made a point of clearly and regularly communicating what it really means ...