There’s a lot happening over at the building this week! Check out the tour to see what the crews have been working on this week.

It’s Day 4 of Demo! We’re making lots of progress over here!

Earlier this year, many of you donated your time and resources to Love Northeast Denver - a collective of community members and churches who help meet the tangible needs of those affected by COVID-19.

This past Saturday we prepared our space for construction and celebrated this major milestone that’s about to take place.

A few months ago our church prayed for clarity and unity about two specific things: our Sunday gatherings and our building construction. Thanks to your prayers, generosity, and service we have been able to move forward with both of those things…

During last week's Family Gathering we gave some important updates from our leadership team after a three week emphasis of prayer and fasting for clarity and unity.

We're wrapping up 3 weeks of fasting & prayer and our leaders really want to hear what God spoke to you during this time!

Fasting creates space to experience God’s presence and hear his voice.

After considering why followers of Jesus should fast, the next question is: how do we fast?

On this episode of Summit Stories, Summit member Ruth Dameron shares wisdom and insight for the cultural moment.

More details on the different ways you can participate with us as we corporately pray and fast for clarity and unity.

Prayer and fasting are powerful practices that posture our hearts to receive from God.

We're inviting each of you to join our leaders in a three-week season of prayer & fasting.

Using the practice of examen, we evaluate our simple daily decisions through the lens of how God made us in His image.

We talk with local pastor Corbin Hobbs about his experience shepherding people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Using the practice of examen, we consider how we can be uniquely kind to ourselves and to those around us.

Derick DeLain shares about leading the church towards racial unity, pursuing the religiously lost, and his hope for the church in the current cultural moment.

We talk to pastor Ethan Welch about pursuing redemption and gospel transformation within the multi-ethnic church.