The Summit Church

Psalm 51 is widely known as the psalm in which David confesses his sins related to Bathsheba and her husband. But in this week’s message, Pastor Bryan takes us through Psalm 32, revealing a look into David’s heart in the year before he actually confessed. Like David, we sometimes have a tendency to be slow in confessing our sins, mistakenly believing that in these moments we should keep a safe distance from God. The truth, however, is that God is a safe place for us precisely because our sins have been covered by the blood of Jesus.

Explore the breathtaking vision of a new heaven and earth, where God dwells with His people once more. Discover the true meaning behind biblical symbolism, and how our identities remain intact. Delve into the joy of restored pleasures and how pain is transformed into beauty. The call to share the gospel rings with urgency, as the consequences of rejecting God are solemnly addressed. With reflections on eternal life and the impermanence of earthly desires, this message invites all to embrace the hope and renewal offered through faith.

The gospel is beautiful for so many reasons, but one of them is its power to unite people from different cultures, family backgrounds, and circumstances. As we come together for Church at the Dome this weekend, Pastor J.D. shows the power of the gospel at work through the stories of three very different people in Acts 16. Whether you're a seeker, a cynic, or something in between, the resurrected Jesus meets you exactly where you are and offers true hope and freedom.

In this week’s message, Pastor Tyler Staton, our guest preacher from Bridgetown Church, reintroduces us to the person of the Holy Spirit by tracing five biblical scenes: creation, roots, Jesus, then, and now.

What do you eagerly anticipate in life? For believers, the marriage supper of the Lamb is a heavenly feast to look forward to. The discussion dives into the return of Christ, symbolized by a joyous wedding, along with the themes of divine judgment and resurrection. Listeners explore the importance of spiritual promises, the urgency of evangelism, and the transformative power of love and grace. The contrast between human imperfection and divine grace emphasizes the necessity of accepting Christ for salvation, urging reflection on one’s choices before the final judgment.

Explore the compelling notion of being an exile on Earth, highlighting the contrast between our temporary home and the eternal city. Discover the symbolic clash between Babylon's deception and the divine truth of New Jerusalem. Reflect on the implications of faith in politics, revealing the emptiness of worldly pursuits. Engage with biblical wisdom on love amidst a culture of distraction. Finally, delve into the distinctions of faith versus secular values, challenging listeners to view life's pursuits through an eternal lens.

Explore the haunting visions in Revelation, revealing themes of assurance amidst apocalyptic imagery. Discover how cinematic narratives reflect scriptural truths, helping us navigate life's uncertainties. Delve into the ongoing struggle against false prophets and societal pressures, emphasizing the importance of a firm faith. Listen to powerful personal testimonies that strengthen community trust, and reflect on the sacrificial nature of evangelism. Finally, understand spiritual warfare as a path to healing and renewed self-worth.

Judgments. Fire and hail. A beast from a bottomless pit. Taken on their own, quite frankly, these things seem like the stuff of nightmares. In the midst of such frightening images, we might ask, where is hope to be found? In this week's message from Revelation 8–11, Pastor J.D. encourages us to find hope by keeping our gaze on this glorious picture: Jesus reigns victorious, his mission will ultimately be accomplished, and his Word will triumph.

No one likes being caught off guard or feeling unprepared. But the truth is, though we don't know the exact time that it will happen, we know that Jesus' return is certain. In this week's message from Matthew 24, Pastor John encourages us to ready ourselves by living lives that are fully surrendered to God. When we do so, we can be sure that wherever God leads us and whatever he has for us is ultimately for his glory and our good.

Dive into the intriguing depths of Revelation 6-7, where the vision of diverse worship unites all tribes and nations. Discover the fearless spirit shared between biblical prophecies and thrilling 'Mission Impossible' escapades. Explore the significant implications of the Great Tribulation while remaining spiritually vigilant. Be inspired by the transformative journeys of Moravian missionaries and their incredible impact on global evangelism. Finally, reflect on the vital call to discipleship and the transformative power of saying 'yes' to God's mission.