SERMONS
Summit Church is one church in three locations in Southwest Florida. We exist to glorify God by making disciples who represent the Gospel to every man, woman, and child.
God Fills the House
Pastor Orlando closes out the series by tracing three shifts: from rebellion to reverence, from distance to dwelling, and from wandering to walking, as God's glory finally fills the tabernacle his people built.
Grace in the Terrible Glory
Pastor Brandon walks through the outer courtyard of the tabernacle and uncovers four gifts hidden in its architecture, each one pointing straight to Jesus.
What the Furniture Says About God
Pastor Jamin walks through the ark, the table, the lampstand, and the altar of incense in Exodus 37, showing how each one reveals something specific: God's merciful reign, his provision, his light in darkness, his ongoing intercession.
Holy Work in Hidden Places
Pastor Charlie, son of a shrimp boat captain, makes the case that this same calling extends to every job, every skill, every ordinary Monday.
Grace That Overflows
Pastor Orlando traces that same pattern into the church today: grace doesn't just save us, it turns us into willing, joyful instruments of God's work.
The Lord, the Lord
Pastor Jamin walks through the most quoted passage in the Old Testament, Exodus 34:6-7, unpacking seven things God says about himself: merciful, gracious, patient, loyal in love, faithful, just, and forgiving.
What Our Idols Expose
Pastor Jamin unpacks Exodus 32 and asks a hard question: what does our own impatience, our own "golden calves," expose about the orientation of our hearts?
The Gift of Rest
Pastor Orlando unpacks Exodus 31 and the Sabbath as a covenant sign — a wedding ring of sorts, declaring that God's people belong to him, not to endless striving or productivity.
Finding Our Way Back to Eden
Pastor Justin walks through the consecration of Aaron as high priest, the garments, the sacrifices, and the ongoing purification required just to approach a holy God.
The God Who Dwells With Us
Pastor Jamin walks through the detailed instructions for the tabernacle in Exodus 25–27, showing how every piece — the ark, the table of bread, the lampstand, the altar — points to God's deep desire to dwell with his people.
The God Who Invites Us to His Table
Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 24 and traces the pattern from Sinai all the way to the cross, where Jesus, the true mediator, sheds his own blood to seal a better covenant.
Bound for Freedom
Exodus 21 is one of the hardest passages to preach — a law about slavery, right after the Ten Commandments.
The Law Is a Gift
Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 20, showing how the law reveals God's character, calls us to love him and our neighbor well, and ultimately exposes our need for someone who can keep it perfectly on our behalf.
Your Grace Story
Before God gives Israel the Ten Commandments, he does something first. He reminds them of their grace story.
Grace Flows Through Community
No plagues, no parted seas... just a father-in-law's visit and some honest advice. But in Exodus 18, God shows how his grace flows through ordinary relationships.
The Lord Is My Banner
When Amalek attacks Israel at their place of rest, God doesn't just give victory, he shows his people where their strength really comes from.
Plenty of Grace in Dry Places
Israel's out of water again (and grumbling, again) just chapters after God split the sea for them.
Tested in the Wilderness
Pastor Orlando continues the Exodus series in chapters 15–16, where Israel moves from celebrating at the Red Sea to grumbling just days later at the bitter waters of Marah and the lack of food in the wilderness.
Why We Sing
After God parts the Red Sea, Moses and the people of Israel respond the only way they can... with a song.
Where Is God When Things Go Sideways?
Pastor Justin walks through the parting of the Red Sea in Exodus 14, exploring what to do when God leads us somewhere that doesn't make sense.