The Summit Church Denver

The first people we encounter following humanity's exile from the garden are two brothers: Cain and Abel. In their story we not only see a case study of the impact of sin, but also God's capacity to provide victory over it.

Last week we looked at how God created everything good. This week, we not only see what went wrong, but how from the first sin God was committed to making all things good again.

As we begin our series in Genesis, we look at the story of Creation and God's commitment from the beginning of the world to make all things good.

We look back to 2011 and forward to 2012 to revisit The Summit's heart and vision of Gospel, Community, and Mission.

As we conclude our Advent series, we study how our culture loves the concept of salvation and how a man named Simeon in the book of Luke claimed to see salvation firsthand.

We look at how the people involved in Jesus' birth are not only unlikely, but also a reflection of how God gives hope to the outsider.

As we're introduced to Mary, we see how the news that she would have a

child would produce mixed emotions, and in her story, how God gives

hope when we're afraid.

Skepticism and doubt are common experiences in the lives of both Christians and non-Christians. As we begin our Advent series in Luke, we see how the promises of God provide each of us with true hope.

As Paul concludes his letter, he gives us a lens to understand the relationships around us, ultimately challenging us to trust Jesus alone.

As Paul prepares for his death and begins assessing his life's story, he gives each of us a challenge - that we would live each day with the end in mind.