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He is risen! As we celebrate Easter this year, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel reminds us how resurrection confronts the fallen world with the promise of new creation. We'd love to connect with you! Fill out our online connect card here: https://summitspokane.churchcenter.com Visit https://summitchurchnw.com/kids-online  for our Sunday Kids experience!

Happy Palm Sunday! This week, Prayer Pastor Kelsey Weller kicks off Holy Week by exploring the Triumphal Entry in Luke 19, and asks us to reflect on our relationship with unmet expectations, and ultimately shows us that Jesus exceeds whatever expectations we may have.  We'd love to connect with you! Fill out our online connect card here: https://summitspokane.churchcenter.com Visit https://summitc...

In our series, Nothing To Lose, we have taken a detailed look at what Jesus and the scriptures say about money and generosity. In this series, we hope to lean into a deeper trust and a greater surrender to the lordship of Jesus, and point to the gospel even in the midst of a conversation around money. This week, Summit South Pastor Grant Bruscoe closes out our series by doing a case study of gener...

In our new series, Nothing To Lose, we are taking a detailed look at what Jesus and the scriptures say about money and generosity. In this series, we hope to lean into a deeper trust and a greater surrender to the lordship of Jesus, and point to the gospel even in the midst of a conversation around money. This week, Summit U Pastor Josh School continues our series and dissects the concept of stewa...

In our new series, Nothing To Lose, we are taking a detailed look at what Jesus and the scriptures say about money and generosity. In this series, we hope to lean into a deeper trust and a greater surrender to the lordship of Jesus, and point to the gospel even in the midst of a conversation around money. This week, Summit U Pastor Josh Schiel begins our series with a look at our hearts in regards...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study the...

For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. Over the last 3 weeks, we've been slowing down together to ponder, contemplate, and participate in...

For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. Over the last 3 weeks, we've been slowing down together to ponder, contemplate, and participate in...

For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. For the next 4 weeks leading up to Christmas, we will slow down together, ponder, contemplate, and...

For centuries, followers of Jesus have participated in Advent during the weeks leading up to Christmas. Advent, a word meaning "arrival," is a season where we rehearse the story of God — recognizing that the story of Jesus is not one story among many that we choose from, but its the story of reality. For the next 4 weeks leading up to Christmas, we will slow down together, ponder, contemplate, and...

In our teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Him. I...

In our teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Him. I...

In our new teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Hi...

In our teaching series Fullness of Joy, we are diving into the letter of Philippians and exploring its dominant theme of Joy. This letter, which Paul wrote to the church in Philippi, was written from a Roman prison cell… and in just 104 verses he mentions the word "joy" sixteen times. Over the next four weeks, we will see how joy isn't a maybe, but a gift that God promises to those who seek Him. I...