The Summit Church

In this three-week series we’ll look at what the Bible says faith is, what we can know about it, and how we can know it. We’ll also address the distorted view of God that many have rejected and why the existence of God is even in question.

Ephesus is the only church in the Bible where we see the beginning, middle, and end of the church. Somewhere along the way, this awesome church became just a part of history...they faded away and ceased to exist. And if that happened to them, couldn’t that happen to us?

The way to resist Satan is not to engage Satan; it is to be filled with the presence of Jesus, the stronger man.

Paul wants us to understand in Ephesians 5:21 that walking in light, love, and wisdom includes “submitting to one another in the fear of Christ.” It’s also a transition into his discussion on gospel-centered relationships, where he shows us three ordinary relationships—in marriage, family, and work—where we can practice submission and, in doing so, grow in love and as a disciple.

Paul has just finished explaining what God has done for us in Christ. Now, he’s going to show us how we ought to walk in light of what we have experienced. What is the power working in your life to help you walk in the way of Paul’s instructions to believers?

Do you want to see God do some great things in your life and in your community? Many of us don't have a problem with knowing the right things about God. But we all need to learn how to grow up, roll up our sleeves, and start using our gifts to serve one another.

To be a part of a multi-cultural church, we need to get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Sometimes prayer doesn't bring the help we're "asking for". Instead, it opens our eyes to see the help that God has already brought.

What does the Bible actually say about predestination?