The Summit Church Denver

Jesus isn't concerned just that we believe, but more importantly what is the object of our belief. In his second sign, Jesus encounters a father trying to save his dying child, and reveals that he is meant to be the true object of our faith.

Every week we face a wide range of needs, but John says our greatest need is one of belief. As we kick off our Signs series, we look at how Jesus turned water into wine, and how this

We talk about where we've been and where we're going as a church, not just in 2013, but in the many years to come.

It's easy to be confused both about the mission of our church and of our lives. In order to clear up the confusion, we look to the words of Jesus, who not only stresses what our mission is, as well as how crucial this mission should be.

Community is the one thing so many people in our city want, while at the same time so struggle to obtain. We look at why we so desire community, why it's so hard to find it, and how the church is God's plan for this need.

As we begin a new year, the most important thing you could know and that we could believe as a church together is who Jesus is and what Jesus has done for you. This is the gospel, and it changes every part of our lives.

For our brief Christmas homily, we take a look at the fulfillment of God's promises through the angels who sing the good news of the gospel.

Jesus' adoptive dad, Joseph, is often one of the most overlooked characters in the Christmas story even though he may be the most relatable. We look at Christmas through the eyes of Joseph, and see how the challenges he faced are so similar to the cha...

What we believe about the future has a profound impact on how we live in the present. Peter concludes his letter telling us about the work God will do at the end, showing us how that should influence how we understand and take on the trials of today.

After reading Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands by Paul Tripp, Bryan Barley leads our second Going Deeper seminar on how to counsel one another through the struggles of life. Also includes interview with Melissa Turney on biblical counseling.