In this sermon we learn about both the basics and specific practices of prayer, as we look at the example of the early church in Acts.

We kick off our study in the book of Acts looking at how the first quality Jesus develops in his followers for the advancement of his mission is their understanding of their weakness, making his promise of power good news for our weary souls.

We look at Jesus’ promise of giving God the Holy Spirit, and explore the stunning claim that the Spirit inside us is better than Jesus beside us.

At our annual Mile High Family of Churches Gathering, we learned from Habbakuk 1-3 and how discontentment plus prayer leads to movement.

We discuss what we're asking God to do in the life of The Summit in 2019, and ask God to make us the kind of people who actually know Him and daily walk with Him in every area of life.

When we're awakened to the reality of how God has rescued us into His Kingdom, and how He is restoring all things, that becomes our motivation to join God on His mission.

This week we look at our second core value of Community, and see how the Gospel moves us towards God and people.

We look at the idea of true repentance and its place in our Christian walk. During this season of goal making and new years resolution, we set out to bring change our lives. But, how do we actually change?

We look at the complexities and tragedies that surrounded the first Christmas, and see how it's truly in the darkest of days that the God of light shines the brightest.

We look at the historical context of Jesus' birth, and how him being born against the backdrop of tragedy and injustice magnifies his love for us.

The birth of Jesus gives us permission to be afraid in life, but then tells us why we, ultimately, don't need to be afraid.

We kick off our Advent series in Matthew's genealogy, and see how this list of names provides for us a thrilling and practical hope for our lives.

In this final passage of Romans, Paul is finished explaining, confirming and defending a theology of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and instead burst forth into rich doxology in light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Paul, in expressing his appreciation for the men and women who were so instrumental in his life and ministry, shows us how one of God's greatest gifts to us is the people He puts around us.