Episodes

  • Expectant Prayer

    Expectant Prayer
    Jan 18 2026
    What happens when we follow the early church’s example of “devoting” ourselves in prayer? When we understand that prayer means aligning our wills, desires, and purposes with God’s, He will act in power to transform us.
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  • Resurrection, Promise, Wait, Power, Send

    Resurrection, Promise, Wait, Power, Send
    Jan 11 2026
    The early church of Acts shows us that the church begins not with activity, but with trust. Don’t stare at the sky or cling to the past - wait for power and prepare to be sent.
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  • Eyes Up!

    Eyes Up!
    Jan 4 2026
    As we begin a new year, this message sets a clear and hopeful vision for Summit. Rooted in Ephesians 1:3–8 (NLT), Eyes Up, Summit! reminds us that our identity, freedom, and future are found in our union with Christ. When our eyes are lifted to Jesus, praise flows naturally, and joy and peace are shaped by who He is rather than by what we are facing.

    This sermon invites our church to avoid two unhealthy extremes: pushing down pain and pressing on in our own strength, or turning inward and becoming stuck in discouragement. Scripture offers a better way. With our eyes fixed on Jesus (Hebrews 12:1–2), we can honestly face hardship while remaining rooted in hope and purpose.
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  • JOY: A Song for the Weary World

    JOY: A Song for the Weary World
    Dec 14 2025
    Advent joy is defiant joy - it sings even in the dark. The shepherds were weary, forgotten people, yet the angel’s message came to them first: “Good news of great joy for all people.” Joy comes when we realize that even in our pain, we are not forgotten. Jesus’ arrival is the assurance that God is near, and His nearness turns despair into delight.
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  • PEACE: Rest for the Weary Soul

    PEACE: Rest for the Weary Soul
    Dec 7 2025
    We often look for peace in control, comfort, or certainty, but true peace is found in the presence of Christ. Into the noise and chaos of the world, the angels declare, “peace on earth.” The Prince of Peace entered our unrest to still our hearts and reconcile us to God. Advent peace invites us to rest - not because everything is calm, but because He is with us.
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  • HOPE: A Light for the Weary Heart

    HOPE: A Light for the Weary Heart
    Nov 30 2025
    In this Advent message, we’re reminded that hope doesn’t overlook our weariness — it shines through it. For centuries, God’s people waited in silence and darkness, clinging to a promise they couldn’t yet see. That same promise meets us in our own seasons of uncertainty. Advent hope is the trust that even when the night feels long, the dawn is already on its way. Jesus is the fulfillment of every longing and every promise — the Light who still breaks into our darkness and calls our weary hearts to hope again.
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  • Blessed are the Persecuted

    Blessed are the Persecuted
    Nov 23 2025
    Living out the Beatitudes won’t always bring applause. Jesus reminds us that persecution comes with a promise: we are never alone, and our reward is eternal.
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  • Blessed Are the Peacemakers

    Blessed Are the Peacemakers
    Nov 16 2025
    God calls us not just to keep the peace, but to make it - building bridges, resolving conflict, and bringing reconciliation. We are peacebreakers, peacefakers, or peacemakers. God wants us to deal with conflict with honesty and respect. Jesus challenges us in our motives and our methods as we pursue unity.
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