The Summit Church Denver

Mark 12:35-44

(Mark 12:28-34) As Jesus encounters another religious leader, he not only reveals what all of human life is supposed to be about, but reveals how he is the one who empowers us to live how we should live.

Mark 12:18-27

Jesus is asked a question about how we should think politically, and reveals the good news of the true and better revolution God has ignited in the world through the gospel. Mark 12:13-17

Mark 10:13-16

(Mark 11:12-33) We study how Jesus cleanses the temple for the sake of the nations coming to know him, as well as to proclaim he is the authority who fights for our joy as he reigns over our lives.

As Mark opens the curtain on the final week of the life of Jesus, we're given two crucial reminders about approaching and viewing Jesus correctly. Mark 10:46-11:11

In this passage we see the incredible patience Jesus has for us and how His death on a cross has paid our ransom, empowering us to serve in His image. Mark 10:32-45

(Acts 12:1-25) As we conclude our series seeing how Jesus is alive and still changing lives today, we examine the story of Peter being freed from prison, and witness how the resurrection gives us hope for the justice we clamor for in an unjust world.

As we continue our series that examines how Jesus is alive and still changing lives today, we see how Saul becomes Paul, and how his encounter with the risen Christ gives a glimpse into how true change is possible because of the resurrection.

What makes the Christian faith unique is it's less a body of information to accumulate, and instead the opportunity to enter into a relationship with the living God. We look at a man who goes from just having information about God, to actually meeting God, and he's forever changed as a consequence. Acts 8:26-40

Jesus talks about how everyone lives forever somewhere, and how our understanding of eternity should break in to profoundly shape how we live today.

Mark 10:17-31 (Corbin Hobbs)

Jesus helps us understand God's original intention for marriage and how He is in the process of restoring all that is broken—including our relationships— in our world today. Mark 10:1-12

Dr. Dave Morlan teaches on the historical Jesus.

In a cause-driven generation where everyone feels the responsibility to obtain greatness, Jesus offers wisdom and rest as he redefines what true greatness is.

Jesus gives a glimpse of his own suffering, and consequently helps us navigate our own experiences with doing life in a broken and fallen world. Mark 9:9-29

As we kick off the second half of the book of Mark, we see Jesus setup the trajectory for the rest of the book, first giving us a glimpse of his triumph.

This morning we celebrated our five year anniversary as a church, and Bryan shared five things he's thankful for.

(Ephesians 3:20-21) Concluding our United series, we discuss where we've been and where we're going as a church.

As we continue our United series, we revisit our value of Mission, and talk about what it looks like for us to live a life of generosity in response to God's generosity towards us. 2 Corinthians 8:8-15

As we continue our United series where we revisit our vision and values, we discuss what it looks like to not simply desire community, but to pursue the right kind of community and live within it in a healthy way.

Romans 5:6-11 - As we begin a new year and celebrate our fifth anniversary as a church, we revisit our vision and values. We begin by discussing what it means to be continually amazed by the gospel.

Psalm 98