One of the greatest lies our culture tells us is this:
"You don't need anyone else."
Be independent.
Handle it yourself.
Don't let people get too close.
Protect your heart.
Yet from the opening pages of Scripture, God reveals something very different.
Before sin entered the world...
Before brokenness...
Before pain...
God declared,

"It is not good that man should be alone."
(Genesis 2:18 NKJV)

Isolation was the first thing God called "not good."
We were created for relationship.
Not just with Him.
But with one another.

The Church Is More Than a Crowd
When many people think of church, they picture a building.
A worship service.
A sermon.
A seat in a sanctuary.
But Scripture paints a much richer picture.
The Church is called:
A family.
A body.
A household.
A bride.
None of those pictures describe spectators.
They describe people who belong to one another.
Church isn't an event we attend.
It's a family we become part of.

Growth Happens in Relationship
Some lessons can only be learned through people.
Patience.
Forgiveness.
Grace.
Humility.
Encouragement.
You can't practice these in isolation.
God often uses people to shape us in ways we could never accomplish alone.
Sometimes those people encourage us.
Sometimes they challenge us.
Sometimes they lovingly correct us.
All of it is part of His work in our lives.

Carrying One Another
The Apostle Paul writes,

"Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ."
(Galatians 6:2 NKJV)

Notice he doesn't say,
"Carry your burden by yourself."
Sometimes strength looks like asking for help.
Sometimes maturity looks like allowing others to pray with you.
God designed His people to carry one another through difficult seasons.
No one was meant to fight alone.

Real Community Requires Vulnerability
Healthy relationships aren't built by pretending everything is fine.
They're built through honesty.
Confession.
Grace.
Trust.
The strongest Christian communities aren't filled with perfect people.
They're filled with people who know they need Jesus, and who are willing to walk together as He transforms them.

Your Next Step
Ask yourself today:
Who truly knows me?
Who encourages me to follow Jesus?
Who am I helping grow in their faith?
If those questions are difficult to answer, perhaps God is inviting you into deeper community.
Don't wait for someone else to make the first move.
Reach out.
Invite someone to coffee.
Join a small group.
Pray with another believer.
The Kingdom grows through relationships.

Summit Focus
Healthy Relationships

At The Summit, we believe spiritual growth happens best in authentic community. We were never created to simply attend church—we were created to belong. As we worship together, study God's Word, pray for one another, and walk through life's victories and struggles side by side, we become a living expression of Christ's love. Healthy relationships aren't an optional part of discipleship—they're one of God's primary ways of helping us grow.

If you're searching for more than a place to attend on Sundays, if you're looking for a church family where you can grow, belong, and walk alongside others in your journey with Christ; we would love to welcome you to The Summit Dover. There's a place for you here.

Imagine trying to eat only one meal every week.
By the end of seven days, your body would be weak, exhausted, and desperate for nourishment.
Yet many followers of Jesus attempt to grow spiritually the same way.
They hear a message on Sunday.
Perhaps read a verse during the week.
Then wonder why they struggle to remain strong.
Jesus understood something we often forget.
Our souls need daily nourishment.
That's why He said,

"Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God." (Matthew 4:4 NKJV)

Just as food sustains our bodies, God's Word sustains our hearts.

The Bible Is More Than Information
It's easy to approach Scripture as a textbook.
We search for answers.
Study theology.
Look up difficult verses.
Those things are valuable.
But the Bible was never intended to be merely studied.
It was given so we could know the Author.
Every page reveals His character.
His faithfulness.
His promises.
His heart.
The goal of reading Scripture isn't simply to gain knowledge.
It's to grow in relationship.

Small Moments Create Lasting Change
One of the greatest misconceptions about reading the Bible is believing we need hours every day.
Most of us don't.
Consistency matters far more than quantity.
Ten focused minutes every morning will shape your life more than three hours once a month.
Think about the Israelites in the wilderness.
God provided manna one day at a time.
Enough for today.
Not tomorrow.
Why?
Because He wanted His people to depend on Him daily.
God still invites us into that rhythm.
Daily dependence.
Daily conversation.
Daily bread.

God's Word Shapes Our Perspective
The world constantly tells us who we should become.
Social media.
News.
Entertainment.
Culture.
Each one tries to shape the way we think.
But God's Word gently does something different.
It reminds us who God is.
Who we are.
And how we are called to live.
Every time we open our Bible, we allow Heaven to reshape our perspective.
The more time we spend in Scripture, the more our thoughts begin to reflect the heart of Christ.

Don't Read Alone
The Holy Spirit loves to illuminate God's Word.
Before opening your Bible, simply pray:
"Holy Spirit, teach me today."
You don't need a seminary degree.
You don't need perfect understanding.
You simply need a willing heart.
God delights in revealing Himself to those who seek Him.
A Simple Place to Begin
If you're unsure where to start, begin with one Gospel.

Read a single chapter each day.

Ask three simple questions:

• What does this passage reveal about God?
• What does it teach me about myself?
• What is one thing I can live differently today?

Then do it again tomorrow.
Over time, God's Word becomes less of a task and more of a daily conversation with the One who loves you.

Your Next Step
Commit to spending the first ten minutes of your day with God for the next seven days.
Turn off your phone.
Open your Bible.
Invite the Holy Spirit to speak.
Read slowly.
Listen carefully.
Write down one thing God impresses on your heart.
Small, faithful habits often produce the greatest lifelong transformation.

Summit Focus
Reading Your Bible Every Day

At The Summit, we believe God's Word is more than a collection of ancient writings, it is living, active, and life-giving. Daily time in Scripture helps us recognize God's voice, renew our minds, strengthen our faith, and prepare us to live as citizens of His Kingdom. We don't read the Bible simply to gain information; we read it to know Jesus more deeply and become more like Him.

If you're longing to build a stronger foundation in your faith, we'd love to invite you to join us at The Summit Dover. Together, we're learning that spiritual growth isn't built on occasional inspiration, it's built one faithful day at a time as we walk with Jesus.

It's easy to believe that following Jesus is something we do only at church.
We worship on Sunday.
Read our Bible in the morning.
Pray before meals.
But Jesus never intended our faith to stay inside church walls.

In one of His most well-known teachings, He told His followers:

"You are the salt of the earth... You are the light of the world."
(Matthew 5:13–14 NKJV)

Notice something remarkable.
Jesus didn't say, "Try to become salt."
He didn't say, "One day you'll become light."
He said,
You are.
If Christ lives in you, then your life has been designed to influence the world around you.

Salt Preserves
In the first century, salt was incredibly valuable.
It preserved what would otherwise decay.
Jesus was telling His followers that they were to preserve God's truth in a world constantly changing.
We don't preserve truth by winning arguments.
We preserve truth by living it.
When honesty becomes rare...
Christians tell the truth.
When kindness disappears...
Christians choose compassion.
When forgiveness seems impossible...
Christians extend grace.
Our lives become a testimony that another Kingdom exists.

Light Doesn't Hide
Jesus continued,

"Nor do they light a lamp and put it under a basket..."
(Matthew 5:15 NKJV)

Light doesn't argue with darkness.
It simply shines.
One candle changes an entire room.
One act of generosity changes someone's day.
One conversation filled with hope can redirect a life.
Sometimes we underestimate what God can accomplish through ordinary obedience.

Influence Begins at Home
Many people dream about changing the world.
Jesus usually begins much closer.
Influence starts in our homes.
At our dinner tables.
In our workplaces.
At school.
On the ball field.
In the grocery store.
Before God asks us to influence nations...
He teaches us to influence neighbors.
Faithfulness in small places often prepares us for greater opportunities.

Living the Kingdom Daily
Kingdom influence isn't about being loud.
It's about being faithful.
It's choosing integrity when no one is watching.
Encouraging instead of criticizing.
Serving instead of demanding recognition.
Forgiving instead of keeping score.
Every ordinary moment becomes an opportunity to reflect the character of Jesus.

Your Next Step
Ask yourself today:
Who has God placed in my life to influence?
How can I intentionally encourage someone this week?
What would it look like for my workplace, neighborhood, or family to experience the Kingdom of God because I showed up?
You don't need a microphone to influence people.
You simply need to faithfully reflect Jesus wherever He has planted you.

Summit Focus
Influence in the World
At The Summit, we believe church isn't simply where we gather.
It's where we are equipped.
Every Sunday prepares us to live differently on Monday.
God has uniquely positioned every believer to carry His love, truth, and hope into their homes, workplaces, schools, and communities.

The Kingdom advances one faithful life at a time.

If you're looking for more than a Sunday experience—if you're looking to grow into the person God created you to be and make a difference where you live and work—we'd love to welcome you to The Summit Dover. Together, we're learning to live out our faith in ways that bring hope to the world around us.

Two people can stand in exactly the same place...
See the exact same circumstances...
And walk away with completely different conclusions.
Why?
Because life is not determined only by what we see.
It's determined by how we see it.
Perspective changes everything.
That is why one of the greatest transformations God performs isn't changing our circumstances.
It's changing our vision.

Seeing Like Heaven Sees
When the twelve spies entered the Promised Land, all twelve saw the same giants.
All twelve saw the same fortified cities.
All twelve saw the same land.
Yet ten returned filled with fear.
Two returned filled with faith.
The difference wasn't what they looked at.
The difference was the perspective through which they looked.
Joshua and Caleb saw God's promise.
The others only saw the obstacle.
Our lives are often shaped less by our circumstances than by the lens through which we view them.

The Battle for Your Mind

Scripture tells us,

"Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind..."
(Romans 12:2 NKJV)

Transformation begins with renewed thinking.
Before God changes what we do...
He changes how we think.
The world teaches scarcity.
God teaches abundance.
The world teaches fear.
God teaches faith.
The world teaches revenge.
God teaches forgiveness.
The world teaches survival.
God teaches purpose.
Kingdom people learn to interpret earth through Heaven—not Heaven through earth.

Looking Through the Cross
Every believer eventually faces moments that don't make sense.
Prayers that seem unanswered.
Unexpected loss.
Closed doors.
Waiting seasons.
If we only look at those moments through human understanding, discouragement will quickly follow.
But when we remember the Cross, we discover something powerful.
The darkest day in history became the greatest victory in history.
God has always been able to redeem what appears hopeless.
That truth changes how we see today's challenges.

A Daily Choice
Godly perspective isn't automatic.
It is cultivated.
Every morning we choose what voice will shape our thinking.
The headlines?
Social media?
Fear?
Or the Word of God?
Perspective is built one decision at a time.
As we spend time with Jesus, our thinking begins to look more like His.
And when our thinking changes...
Our lives begin to change.

Your Next Step
This week, whenever you encounter a frustrating situation, pause before reacting.
Ask yourself one question:

"How might God see this differently than I do?"

That single question has the power to transform conversations...
Relationships...
Even entire seasons of life.

Summit Focus

Godly Perspective

At The Summit, we believe following Jesus means learning to see life through Heaven's eyes. As we renew our minds through God's Word and the leading of the Holy Spirit, our perspective begins to change, and when our perspective changes, our lives change.
Our prayer is not simply that God would change our circumstances.
Our prayer is that He would transform the way we see them.

If you're longing to grow in your faith and discover what it means to live with a Kingdom perspective, we'd love to invite you to join us this Sunday at The Summit Dover. Together, we're learning to live from Heaven toward earth, allowing God's truth to shape every part of our lives.

No one asks to walk through the wilderness.
We don't pray for seasons of uncertainty.
We don't hope for loss, disappointment, or waiting.
Yet throughout Scripture, some of God's greatest servants found Him in the wilderness before they fulfilled their calling.
Moses spent forty years in Midian.
David wandered in caves before becoming king.
John the Baptist was shaped in the wilderness before preparing the way for Christ.
Even Jesus was led into the wilderness before beginning His public ministry.
That should tell us something.
The wilderness is often part of God's preparation.

The Wilderness Isn't Wasted
When we face difficult seasons, it's easy to assume God has forgotten us.
We wonder:
"Did I miss His will?"
"Why isn't anything changing?"
"Why does this season feel so lonely?"
But God's perspective is often very different from ours.
We see delay.
God sees development.
We see isolation.
God sees preparation.
We see uncertainty.
God sees transformation.
The wilderness is rarely God's rejection.
More often, it is His workshop.

God Does His Deepest Work in Quiet Places
Moses learned humility while tending sheep.
David learned dependence while hiding from Saul.
Elijah discovered God's gentle whisper after the wind, earthquake, and fire had passed.
Sometimes God removes the distractions so we can finally hear His heart.
The wilderness strips away everything we've depended on except Him.
And that's where true faith begins to grow.

What the Wilderness Produces
Difficult seasons have a way of revealing what comfortable seasons often hide.
The wilderness teaches us:

• To trust instead of control.
• To pray instead of panic.
• To wait instead of rush.
• To depend on God instead of ourselves.

James reminds us:

"The testing of your faith produces patience."
(James 1:3 NKJV)

God isn't trying to make your life harder.
He's making your faith stronger.

Don't Leave Too Soon
One of the greatest temptations during difficult seasons is to escape them as quickly as possible.
Yet if we rush out before God finishes His work, we often miss the very lesson He wanted to teach us.
The goal isn't simply to survive the wilderness.
It's to become the person God is shaping us to be.
Sometimes the greatest miracle isn't that God removes the wilderness.
It's that He transforms us while we're in it.

God Is Already There
Perhaps the greatest encouragement is this:
You never walk into the wilderness alone.
The God who met Moses there...
The God who fed Israel there...
The God who strengthened Elijah there...
The God who ministered to Jesus there...
Is the same God walking with you today.
He has not abandoned you.
He is preparing you.

Your Next Step
Take a few moments this week to ask yourself:

• What is God teaching me in this season?
• Am I resisting His work or embracing it?
• How can I trust Him more today than I did yesterday?

Remember this:
The wilderness is never the destination.
It is often the pathway to God's greater purpose.

Closing Thought
The places that feel the most empty are often where God does His fullest work.
Don't lose heart.
Keep walking.
The same God who leads you into the wilderness also leads you through it.

At The Summit Dover, we believe God meets people in every season of life, including the difficult ones. If you're walking through a wilderness season and need hope, encouragement, and a church family to walk beside you, we'd love to welcome you this Sunday.

Have you ever noticed that the greatest moments in Scripture weren't simply moments when people learned something new?
They were moments when people encountered God.
Moses didn't leave the burning bush with more information.
He left with a transformed life.

Isaiah didn't simply hear a sermon.
He encountered the holiness of God.
Peter didn't merely meet a teacher.
He met the Son of God.

The Christian life has never been about collecting information.
It has always been about knowing God personally.
We Were Created for His Presence

From the very beginning, God desired relationship with humanity.
Adam and Eve walked with Him in the Garden.
The Tabernacle represented His desire to dwell among His people.
The Temple became a picture of His holiness.
Then Jesus came.

"And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us..."
(John 1:14 NKJV)

Jesus didn't come simply to forgive our sins.
He came to restore what sin had broken.
Relationship.
His presence.
Communion with the Father.

The Presence That Changes Hearts
When Moses encountered God in Exodus 3, nothing around him appeared extraordinary.
He was doing what he had done countless times before.
Watching sheep.
Walking familiar ground.
Living an ordinary day.
Then God showed up.
The mountain hadn't changed.
The desert hadn't changed.
Moses changed.
One encounter redirected the rest of his life.
God still works that way.
His presence has a way of changing ordinary people into people who carry extraordinary purpose.

More Than a Sunday Experience
Sometimes we think of God's presence as something we experience only during worship services.
But His invitation is much greater.
His presence is available on Monday morning.
During your commute.
Around your dinner table.
While reading Scripture.
While praying quietly before work.
Jesus promised,

"I am with you always..."
(Matthew 28:20 NKJV)

Notice He didn't say occasionally.
He said always.
God doesn't simply visit His children.
He dwells with them.

Learning to Slow Down
One of the greatest obstacles to experiencing God isn't His absence.
It's our pace.
We hurry through prayer.
Rush through Scripture.
Fill every quiet moment with noise.
Yet throughout Scripture, God often met people who were willing to pause.
Moses turned aside.
Samuel listened.
Mary sat.
Jesus withdrew.
Sometimes the most spiritual thing we can do is simply become still long enough to recognize the God who has been with us all along.

An Invitation
God is not inviting you into a religious routine.
He is inviting you into relationship.
His presence still heals.
Still restores.
Still comforts.
Still speaks.
Still transforms.
And every encounter leaves us more like Jesus than we were before.
Your Next Step
This week, spend ten uninterrupted minutes with God each day.
No agenda.
No hurry.
Read a short passage of Scripture.
Pray honestly.
Sit quietly.

Ask one simple question:

"Lord, what do You want me to know about You today?"

You may discover that God has been waiting for that moment far longer than you have.

At The Summit Dover, our greatest desire isn't simply to gather people for a service—it's to create a place where people genuinely encounter the presence of God. If you're longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus, we'd love to welcome you this Sunday as we seek Him together.

One of the most common questions people ask is,
"How do I know when God is speaking to me?"

It's an honest question.

Many believers want to hear God's voice but aren't sure what to listen for. Others wonder if God still speaks today at all.
The good news is that Jesus answered this question long ago.

"My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me."
John 10:27 (NKJV)

Notice that Jesus didn't say only pastors hear His voice.
He didn't say only prophets hear Him.
He said His sheep hear His voice.
If you belong to Jesus, learning to recognize His voice is part of growing in your relationship with Him.

God Is More Interested in Speaking Than We Are in Listening
Sometimes we picture God as distant or silent.
The Bible paints a very different picture.
From Genesis to Revelation, God is constantly revealing Himself to His people.
He spoke to Abraham.
He spoke to Moses.
He spoke to Samuel.
He spoke through the prophets.
He spoke through Jesus.
Today, He continues speaking through His Holy Spirit and His written Word.
God isn't hiding.
He's inviting us into relationship.

How Does God Speak?
While God can speak in many different ways, there are several consistent ways He leads His people.

Through Scripture
The primary way God speaks is through His Word.
The Bible isn't simply information.
It is living and active.
As we read it with an open heart, the Holy Spirit illuminates truth that applies directly to our lives.
If what we believe we are hearing contradicts Scripture, it isn't God's voice.
His written Word is always our foundation.

Through the Holy Spirit
Sometimes God brings a quiet conviction.
A gentle prompting.
An unexpected peace.
A direction that continually returns to our hearts.
The Holy Spirit doesn't manipulate or condemn.
He lovingly leads us toward truth, holiness, and obedience.
Through Godly Counsel
God often confirms His direction through mature believers.
Wise counsel doesn't replace hearing God personally, but it frequently confirms what He is already saying.

Through Circumstances
Not every circumstance is God's voice.
But God often opens doors, closes others, and arranges situations that help guide our steps.
Wisdom comes from seeing these circumstances through the lens of Scripture.

Learning the Shepherd's Voice
Have you ever noticed how a child instantly recognizes their parent's voice in a crowded room?
Why?
Because of relationship.
The more time we spend with Jesus, the easier it becomes to recognize His voice.
Prayer isn't simply presenting requests.
It's learning to listen.
Reading Scripture isn't checking off a box.
It's getting to know the heart of the One who loves us.
Relationship always produces recognition.
Removing the Noise
One of the greatest challenges in our culture isn't that God has stopped speaking.
It's that our lives have become so loud.
Phones constantly buzz.
News never stops.
Schedules stay full.
Entertainment fills every quiet moment.
Sometimes hearing God's voice begins by simply creating space.
Turn off the distractions.
Open your Bible.
Pray.
Listen.
Be still.
The Shepherd is still speaking.

Your Next Step
This week, set aside just fifteen minutes each day.
Read a portion of Scripture.
Ask the Holy Spirit,
"What are You saying to me today?"
Write down what you learn.
Don't rush.
Relationship grows one conversation at a time.

Closing Thought
Jesus never intended Christianity to be a religion built on rituals alone.
He invites us into a daily relationship where we learn to recognize His voice and faithfully follow wherever He leads.
The Shepherd is calling.
The question isn't whether He is speaking.
The question is whether we are making room to listen.

At The Summit Dover, we believe every follower of Jesus can grow in hearing God's voice through Scripture, prayer, and the leading of the Holy Spirit. If you're searching for a church where you can deepen your relationship with Christ and learn to walk with Him every day, we'd love to welcome you this Sunday.

If you asked ten people what the Kingdom of God is, you would probably receive ten different answers.
Some would say it's Heaven.
Others would say it's the Church.
Some believe it's something we'll experience only after Jesus returns.
But when Jesus began His earthly ministry, His very first message wasn't simply about getting people to Heaven—it was about bringing Heaven to people.

"Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand."
Matthew 4:17 (NKJV)

The phrase "at hand" means near, available, within reach.
Jesus wasn't announcing a distant promise.
He was announcing a present reality.
More Than a Place
The Kingdom of God is not primarily a location.
It is God's reign.
Wherever God's rule is welcomed, His Kingdom is experienced.
Where His will is obeyed...
His peace reigns.
His righteousness flourishes.
His joy becomes evident.
That is why Jesus taught His disciples to pray,

"Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven."
Matthew 6:10 (NKJV)

Notice He didn't say one day.
He prayed for Heaven's reality to invade earth today.
Living Under the King's Authority
Every kingdom has a king.
To enter God's Kingdom is to willingly place every area of life under the loving leadership of King Jesus.
That changes how we think.
How we speak.
How we forgive.
How we lead our families.
How we treat our neighbors.
How we respond when life becomes difficult.
Kingdom living isn't simply believing different things.
It's living differently because Jesus is King.
The Kingdom Changes Everything
When Jesus healed the sick...
The Kingdom was breaking through.
When He forgave sinners...
The Kingdom was breaking through.
When He welcomed the outcast...
The Kingdom was breaking through.

Every miracle pointed to the reality that God's Kingdom had arrived in the person of Jesus Christ.

Today, that same Kingdom continues to advance every time someone chooses forgiveness over bitterness.
Faith over fear.
Hope over despair.
Love over selfishness.
Truth over compromise.
The Invitation
Jesus never invited people to simply attend a religion.
He invited them into a Kingdom.
A Kingdom where broken lives are restored.
Where hope replaces despair.
Where purpose replaces confusion.
Where ordinary people become ambassadors of Heaven.

The Kingdom of God is not merely something we hope to enter someday.
It is something we are invited to live in today.
Every decision we make is an opportunity to reflect our King.
Every act of kindness demonstrates His heart.
Every step of obedience brings Heaven a little closer to earth.
Your Next Step

Take a few moments today to ask yourself:

• Is Jesus truly King over every area of my life?
• Am I living according to the values of His Kingdom or the values of this world?
• How can I bring God's love, peace, and hope into someone's life this week?

The Kingdom of God isn't just a message to believe.
It's a life to live.

And when we learn to live from Heaven to Earth, we discover the freedom, joy, and purpose we were created for.

If you're looking for a church where you can grow in your understanding of God's Kingdom and experience authentic biblical community, we'd love to welcome you to The Summit Dover. Join us this Sunday as we pursue God's presence together and discover what it truly means to live as citizens of Heaven while making a difference here on earth.

If you've found your way to The Summit Dover, welcome. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time, searching for a church home, or simply looking for hope in a difficult season, we're honored you're here.

The Summit exists for one simple reason: to create a place where people can genuinely encounter the presence of God.

In a world filled with noise, distraction, and uncertainty, we believe people aren't just looking for another event to attend; they're searching for peace, purpose, belonging, and truth. Our desire is to provide a safe place where anyone can experience the life-changing love of Jesus Christ.

At The Summit, church is more than a Sunday service. It's a family of believers learning to walk with God together. Through authentic worship, biblical teaching, meaningful relationships, and practical discipleship, we want to help every person grow into all God created them to be.

No matter where you've been or what your story looks like, you are welcome here. You don't have to have everything figured out before walking through our doors. We believe God meets people exactly where they are and lovingly leads them forward.

Everything we do centers around four core values:

• God's Presence – We pursue an authentic relationship with Jesus above everything else.
• Growth – We believe every believer can continue growing in faith, character, and purpose.
• Influence – We are called to be the light of Christ in our homes, workplaces, schools, and communities.
• Passion – We live with wholehearted devotion, serving God and loving people with excellence.

Located in Dover, Ohio, The Summit is honored to serve individuals and families throughout Dover, New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County, and beyond. Whether you're joining us in person or connecting online, our prayer is that you'll experience the hope, healing, and freedom that can only be found in Jesus.

This blog is an extension of that mission.

Here you'll find biblical encouragement, practical teaching, answers to questions about faith, leadership insights, and resources designed to help you grow in your relationship with Christ throughout the week, not just on Sundays.

We invite you to explore these resources, share them with others, and most importantly, join us as we pursue God's presence together.

Welcome to The Summit.
We can't wait to meet you.