The Summit Church Arkansas

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The Summit Church is one family of multiple churches that exists to cooperate with God in developing multiplying communities of fully devoted followers of Jesus.

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Episodes

The Angels' Reconciling Peace 15.12.2024 25:06

Mary's Expectant Hope 08.12.2024 31:25

Zechariah's Trusting Faith 01.12.2024 42:00

Jesus Is Lord 24.11.2024 30:54

The Church House 10.11.2024 40:53

Fulfill The Mission 03.11.2024 35:52

Live Generously 27.10.2024 41:03

Embrace The Supernatural 20.10.2024 39:44

Forgive As We Have Been Forgiven 13.10.2024 47:31

Love Those The World Ignores 06.10.2024 39:27

The Greatest Among You Must Serve 29.09.2024 33:35

Following with Family 22.09.2024 38:12

Jesus called us into a community of followers. We are not alone. Jesus modeled this by living in relationships represented in concentric circles (the inner 3, the 12, the 72, and the crowd).

Following The Father's Voice 15.09.2024 34:44

Jesus spent time alone with the Father and “only did what the Father did.” So how do we follow? In this message we look at the rhythms of Jesus' life and how we can structure our lives in a way to do what He did.

Followers Not Fans 08.09.2024 38:40

The call to be a disciple is the call to be with Jesus. He called us to follow Him. This has much deeper meaning than we typically realize. The term “disciple” is probably more akin to “apprentice” than we realize. The call to follow is not just a call to agree that Jesus is Lord, but to surrender our way to His way. Being a Christian is following the Jesus Way.

Trust And Do Good 01.09.2024 43:03

State Of The Church 2024 25.08.2024 35:37

One Another 18.08.2024 41:28

The Presence Of God 11.08.2024 47:25

Lift Your Eyes 04.08.2024 42:17

Exiles With An Enemy 28.07.2024 47:18

Citizen Life In The Church 21.07.2024 40:59

Suffering As An Exile 14.07.2024 40:11

Following Jesus will result in hostility from outsiders. Peter starts this section with “Who would want to harm you for doing good?” The answer is, more and more people as the world grows darker. So he encourages us, when we suffer, we can remember that Christ also suffered. We must also remember that Christ is King and He has not lost control.

New Relational Lines 07.07.2024 53:52

Following Christ impacts our relationships with others. Our marriages, our friendships, our parenting, should all look different from the world. If you are temporarily visiting a place, how you interact with others is obvious. Peter is telling us people should know we are temporary residents by how we treat others. Love is the central characteristic of all godly relationships. Kingdom relationship...

Discerning God's Will 30.06.2024 47:05

New Authority Lines 23.06.2024 41:58

We are to submit to authority, and live humble lives, “for the Lord’s sake.” This affects what we say about those in authority over us. It affects how we treat those in authority over us. In a politicized world, the only way we can do this is by looking to Christ, who humbled himself, and showed us what a life of submission looks like. What do we do when authority is bad? Jesus put his trust in th...