The Summit Church Denver

It only takes a little life experience to know how uncertain life is because we control so little. We see how God becoming man creates certainty in our heads and hearts, and grants us access to the one Person in the universe who controls everything.

With all the parties, eating, and music, Christmas is the season that stirs our hearts and emotions more than any other time of the year. The danger is that all the festivities distract us from asking what Christmas really means. We look at how Christmas first means vulnerability, and how the vulnerability of God is such good news for our lives.

Rarely do we make a major commitment without having some idea of what we're getting ourselves into. With marriage, however, the majority of us make this commitment without having any definition of what success looks like. Paul provides for us both a d...

Each of us has been deeply impacted by our families for better or for worse, and what Paul shows us, is that in order to do family the right way - the way God intended - we must be shaped by the Gospel and nothing else.

In a city like Denver, where there are more marijuana dispensaries than Starbucks and McDonalds combined, presents tremendous challenges when we think through what substances we should put in our bodies. Paul helps us think through what it means to be...

A special sermon to share where we've been and and where we are going with an update on the status of our building.

Our heavenly Father wants the best for his children, particularly when it comes to our sexuality and purity. As his children, we then pursue sexual purity for our protection and blessing.

One of the great challenges of living a new life isn't so much changing our behavior as it is believing that we can be given and live consistently with a new identity. We see how we can break free of old patterns of living and what it looks like for u...

We all live in response to something. As we begin our second half of our "Survival Guide" series, we see how we live in response to the grace God has given us, which Paul has explained up to this point.

As we hit the halfway point of our "Survival Guide" series, Paul offers us a recap of all that God has done for us in the gospel, showing us how the magnitude of God's love for us is meant to change how we live as individuals and in the church.

As Paul continues his letter, he pauses to acknowledge one of the most popular objections we see towards Christianity - how can you know? How can we really know that everything Paul has been talking about up to this point is nothing more than speculat...

One of the great gifts of the city is being surrounded by great density and diversity. However, these aspects of urban living have historically created tension and division. We look at how the robust nature of the gospel creates unity for a church in ...

No matter our religious background or spiritual beliefs, we all love stories of rescue and salvation. As Paul continues telling us what it takes for us to thrive as followers of Jesus in the city, he points our attention to how God satisfies our longi...

In the most important areas of our lives, a struggle exists for us to really see what is fact and what is fiction. In this next part of Ephesians, Paul not only tells us about some very practical areas of our lives where a truth war rages, but also ho...

It's amazing how a single moment in the past can profoundly shape how we live in the present. As we continue our "Survival Guide" series in Ephesians, Paul reminds us of the past event of God's choosing of us, and how this past truth profoun...

As we begin our "Survival Guide" series in the book of Ephesians, we are introduced to the city of Ephesus, seeing how the challenges of following Jesus in that city are so similar to our own challenges in Denver today.

Bryan Barley sits down with Tim & Cheryl Railsback, parents of three adopted children, to talk about the reasons behind their heart for adoption and how the gospel spurred them to do life differently.

God wants to use your life for more than you can imagine. He wants to use your life to change the world.

It is unbelievably difficult to break negative traditions - patterns of behavior that we know are harmful, but we continue in them anyways because they've been in our own culture, family, and life for generations. Tonight we meet two men who also were...

No matter what line of work we may be in, we all long to be in the business of deeply impacting people. The result of tonight's passage is such an impact being made - we study this story to see how it happened and how we can multiply this same kind of...

Our lives are filled with defining moments. And although the seasons leading up to these moments may be stressful, defining moments are when God is so eager to do some of his greatest and most beautiful work in and on your life.

Anytime we encounter something beautiful, we inevitable encounter counterfeits as well. We take a look at the Movement's first experience with counterfeit Christianity and learn how we can process this difficulty in our own lives as well.

We're most impacted by that we're least prepared for. Nowhere is that more obvious in our lives when we consider our lack of readiness for sacrifice and suffering. We study the story of Stephen's death and see how his example prepares us to sacrifice ...

As we kick off the second half of our Movement series, we see how both the challenges and the opportunities will escalate for the early Christians, and how in our own lives, sometimes the greatest difficulties we face open the door to making the great...

Daniel Simmons joins us as a guest speaker from Raleigh, NC to share about what it looks like to multiply your life for the Gospel.