Summit Church

This message is part 6 in our latest series: Confessions of a practicing Atheist.

We often seek a sign from God in our lives before acting in obedience towards Him, but God wants us to obey Him for who He is, not just what He can do.

God's provision for us often occurs through lack of provision, making us depend on Him even more.

Pastor Brad speaks on the topic of shame and what it can lead to when we experience it in our lives.

While we call ourselves Christ followers, we often practice Atheism by comparmentalizing our lives and not allowing God to work in certain areas. When we do this, we are ultimately not practicing the faith that we say we have.

Pastor Brad speaks on the things we value in this life as the story of Jonah takes an interesting turn.

As we continue in Jonah, we see that God's grace is as evident in our lives as it is in the life of this prophet.

This message is the start of a new series in Jonah and speaks to the reasons why we run from God.

Pastor Brad speaks on how Jesus is Alive today, He was resurrected on that first Easter day, and we have an opportunity to live like He did because of what he's done for us.

Guest pastor Nick Kimmet speaks on relationships and family dynamics through chapter 32 and 33 of the book of Genesis.

As the book of James draws to a close, we learn what type of faith Jesus really wants us to have.

The book of James speaks on how we are cultivating good or bad things into our lives with our actions.

The Bible often says things that we think may not apply to us, but in this week's sermon we see that it is all a matter of perspective.

As we continue in chapter four of the book of James, we see that it can give insight into planning our future.

This week, we cover the first part of James chapter four in our series "Live like Jesus".

The power of our words and what they truly mean to people often escapes us in our day to day lives.

Pastor Brad speaks on the book of James and the challenge of having faith and the need to do works.

As the book of James is teaching us how to live like Jesus, we realize that in our minds we often put people into categories of preference that God Himself does not have.

Pastor Brad shares the biblical perspective on suffering through the first 18 verses in the book of James.

Dr. Dave Beine speaking on international ministry based on his experience of being a long-term missionary in Nepal.