The Summit Church Denver

We take time to discuss what we're asking God to produce within our people and city as we step into the Fall.

We see Jesus give a glimpse into why he heals, and how his miracles point to his authority.

Jesus puts on display his power and kindness when his willingness comes into contact with the confession of weakness from a Roman Centurion.

We look at what Jesus does immediately after preaching the Sermon on the Mount, and how this surprising encounter with a leper shows us that when our weakness meets Jesus' willingness, the Gospel breaks into our lives.

Summit member Ruth Dameron shares wisdom and insight for the cultural moment as she recounts witnessing racial injustice during the Civil Rights Movement, stories of her parents living through the Spanish Flu of 1918, and more.

Pastor Corbin Hobbs from The Heights Church talks about comparison through John 21.

We talk to Corbin Hobbs, one of the pastors of The Heights Church, about his experience shepherding people  during the COVID-19 pandemic. Corbin discusses the quarantine shame cycle, what’s lacking from online church gatherings, and his dreams for the future of the local church.

The significance of the destination of our lives is the culmination of simple everyday decisions. 

We discuss the kindness of God, and how that kindness leads us to taking this posture towards ourselves and those around us.

Derrick DeLain is the lead pastor of Proclamation Church, a newly planted church in Nashville, TN. Hear his story about leading the church towards racial unity, pursuing the religiously lost, and his hope for the church in the current cultural moment.

We look at Jesus' unique challenge to those with power to bless and build up, rather than hurt, exploit and destroy.

Ethan Welch is the founding pastor of The Bridge Church in Wilmington, NC. We talk to Ethan about his vision for the multi-ethnic church and how the cultural climate of his city has shaped that process. Listen to his story of pursuing redemption and gospel transformation.

As we live in a uniquely anxious time, we see how Jesus comforts our worried and troubled hearts. 

We discuss the current cultural moment with pastor Muche Ukegbu. This redemptive conversation on race and ethnicity focuses on empathy, lament, and gospel-centered hope.

We see how the "Golden Rule" compels us to a life of empathy and action, particularly in the current cultural moment. 

We take a break from our series in Matthew to discuss the current cultural moment with pastor Muche Ukegbu. This redemptive conversation on race and ethnicity focuses on empathy, lament, and gospel-centered hope.

We look at the beautiful simplicity of what it means to be in relationship with God, and create space to pray the Lord's Prayer together.

We look at Jesus' call to love our enemies, and the power and practice behind this posture.

Jesus challenges us to consider the power of our words and why speaking the truth matters so much in his Kingdom.

We talk to Summit member Kavon Pearson, who serves as the ministry director of Mission 98. Kavon and his team minister to communities in apartments, mobile homes, and motels in the Denver area. He talks about the effects of the pandemic on these communities, what his team is doing to care for them, and the power of suffering alongside those who are hurting. 

As we celebrate Mother's Day, we look at Jesus differentiate genuine from counterfeit generosity, and how mothering is a fundamental expression of Kingdom greatness.

In this episode we have the opportunity to talk to Beth Patterson, a former member of The Summit who now serves as an Emergency Medicine doctor in the Bronx. Beth talks about the daily realities of caring for COVID patients and how she understands her unique calling to serve in the epicenter of the pandemic.

As we continue in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches us about the nuance, gravity, and practical handling of our anger.