The Summit Church Denver

Melissa Turney is a mom of three, a professional counselor, and a member here at The Summit. We talk to her about pursuing emotional health, fostering authentic relationships, and parenting during the pandemic.

Jesus lays the groundwork to speak God's law into our hearts, and shows us that he's not imposing a burdensome way of life, but revealing to us how we were designed to live and flourish.

We interviewed Andy Kinomoto ("Kino") on what life has been like for him during the pandemic. We talk to him about the unique challenges of living alone and what his creative process has looked like during quarantine. 

As we continue in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us how the fundamental posture his people are meant to take in the culture they exist is that of redemptive revolutionaries.

We celebrate Easter by looking at the two questions Jesus asks Mary following his resurrection, and how his answer provides hope from sorrow not only two thousand years ago, but in our current cultural crisis today.

We look at Jesus' conclusion of the Beatitudes, and see how who Jesus is and what he has done gives clarity in the midst of the mystery of a global crisis. 

As Jesus continues in the Beatitudes, we see him tell us how we should live in light of who he has told we are as beloved children of God.

We kick off our study in the Beatitudes, and see how Jesus speaking into our hearts is exactly the gift we need in our chaotic cultural moment.

We look at how Jesus' Kingdom is opposed by Satan, some tactics of our enemy, and how through our King, we are secured victory. Matthew 4:1-11

As we look at Jesus' baptism, we see how Jesus is the King who not only fully identifies with us, but gives us a new identity as beloved sons and daughters of God. (Matthew 3:13-17)

We meet John the Baptist who is the opening act in anticipation of the arrival of King Jesus, and calls us to preparation through repentance. (Matthew 3:1-12)

Matthew 2:1-18 Today we see how the arrival of King Jesus was marked by two prominent responses: great fear or great faith.

As we kick off our year-long series in Matthew, we look at the family tree of Jesus, and see how where Jesus comes from helps us understand what kind of king he will be. Matthew 1:1-17

We give vision where God is taking us in 2020, and create space to make for requests of Him through prayer. Matthew 4:17

We look at the glorious privilege of being described as an "ambassador of Christ," and how this is a grand invitation into a life of purpose and true impact. 2 Corinthians 5:16-21

We look at our second core value of community, and how we can take the lead in creating a culture of honor and encouragement in the spheres of interest we’ve been entrusted with. (Romans 16:1-16)

We examine how the Gospel acknowledges the deepest longings of our heart and how Jesus truly satisfies these longings. Romans 4:24-25

As we kick off a new year and new decade, we ask the question of how we should live in light of our own limited time and death. Psalm 90:1-17

Luke 2:8-21

Luke 2:1-7

Luke 1:57-80 Our God Is Gracious Our God Will Be Merciful

Luke 1:18-25

Luke 1:5-17

As we near the end of Paul's life and ministry, we hear his final words to the elders of Ephesus. Acts 20:1-3, 17-38

We see the disturbance the gospel causes as it goes into Ephesus, and how the hostility the first Christians encountered in their city helps us make sense of our experiences today.   Acts 19:21-34