The Summit Church Denver

There's something about the power of being exposed to another's story. As we start bringing Romans to a close, Paul gives us a window into the story of his life so that we might ask some deeper questions of our own lives.

Romans 15:1-13

Nothing impacts the quality of our relationships, but nothing is quite as difficult as having quality relationships. Paul acknowledges this tension, and teaches the church how to put their preferences to death so they might help their community thrive. Romans 14:13-23

Paul acknowledges that the church being a place of diverse cultures, passions, and gifts will create tension, and shepherds us through how to fight for unity in the midst of our differences. Romans 14:1-12

This week, Pastor J.D. Greear walks us through the convictions that shaped Stephen and how they should shape us as followers of Christ.

In this passage, followers of Jesus are given the ultimate call to love our neighbors with an unwavering commitment to seek their good. It’s time for us to wake up, turn from our dark deeds and urgently live in the light of Christ's return. Romans 13:8-14 

Paul turns his attention to how this young church is supposed to relate to the ruling authorities of the day, helping us understand what does it mean to be a "holy nation" in a fallen world. Romans 13:1-7

Following Paul's exhortation for us to live in community, he acknowledges community's challenges and the beauty of taking on those difficulties. Romans 12:9-21

Local pastor Vince Black and his wife Kirsten talk about meaningfully connecting children with the gospel at our Flourishing Families seminar.

As Paul dives into our understanding of our identity, showing us that in the gospel we are given a new status, a new family, and new gifts. Romans 12:3-8

As we jump back into Romans, we see Paul call us to a life of worship in response to what God has done in the Gospel.

Tonight we look at how the promise of God's Nearness gives us a global vision for mission and reaching people of all nations, as we study Acts 17:22-28 and interview one of our members preparing to move overseas.

The generosity of Jesus leads to a deeply grateful people. And when God's people realize this generosity, they too become radically generous with all they've been given.

We look at the concept of privilege, and how for Paul, his privilege was not an excuse for arrogance or selfishness, but rather a resource to be sacrificed for the good of the people around him, and leveraged for maximum kingdom impact. Philippians 2:1-11

We continue our series about what it means to be a city in the city, and discuss how the people of God can be countercultural in working towards reconciliation and unity in our ethnically diverse community. Galatians 2:11-14

We kick off our August series about the beautiful ways the people of God are meant to live differently in the cities they live in, and discuss what it means to celebrate our dependency on the Spirit of God. Acts 13:1-3

Paul turns his focus to our responsibility in light of God's sovereignty, and how we are supposed to give our lives away to God's great cause of reconciling men and women back to Himself. Romans 9:30-10:21

God’s sovereignty is the belief that God is the cosmos’ supreme being who answers to no one and who has the absolute right to do with his creation as he desires, even in how He handles salvation

Paul reflects his heart for his fellow Jewish brothers and sisters, and shows us what it means to truly have a heart and life that cares for the people around us. Romans 9:1-5

Romans 8:28-39

Romans 8:17-29