Jesus grew up for us so that we would grow up in Him.

In Week 2 of Unseen Battles, we sit with Paul in 2 Corinthians 12 and discover one of the most counterintuitive truths in Scripture: that weakness isn't the enemy of faith

In Week 4 of Faithful Church, Faithful People at Summit Church, Pastor Orlando opens Titus 2 to show us what it looks like when the gospel stops being something we profess and starts being something we embody.

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.

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.

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.

Jesus pulls up a chair at the table nobody expected him at: tax collectors and sinners, the people everyone else had written off.

Pastor Jamin unpacks how this story points to a wholeness far bigger than physical healing — a wholeness rooted in Christ's perfect life, death, and resurrection, freely given to us.

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.

On Mission Sunday, Pastor Justin continues our Exodus series with a powerful reminder: God alone is our deliverer, but he chooses to use ordinary, unqualified people to carry out his mission.

In Week 5 of Exodus: Grace in the Wilderness, Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 4 and Moses's hesitation, showing that God's grace is more than enough in our wilderness of fear and doubt.