The greatest hope for guilty people is not that they can claw their way back to God, but that God delights in redeeming the guilty.

In Week 7 of Faithful Church, Faithful People at Summit Church, Pastor Jamin Stinziano opens Titus 2 to show us what it looks like to live faithfully in the tension of the already and the not yet. Grace doesn't just save us, it trains us.

In the first message of Faithful Church, Faithful People at Summit Church, Pastor Jamin Stinziano opens the book of Titus to show us that gospel motivation is what sets God's people apart.

Pastor Jamin closes out the Glad Tidings series with this vision of a world made new, holding both the beauty of that promise and the sobering reality of what it means to stand outside of it.

This message names real pain honestly, wounds, shame, waiting, while pointing to a coming day when none of it will have the last word.

Advent isn't just twinkling lights and countdown calendars, it's meant to sit in real tension: longing for something not yet resolved.

Pastor Jamin walks through Psalm 138 with a simple progression: to know God is to know his goodness, to know his goodness is to know his good actions toward you, and to know his actions is to trust his good purposes, even in the hard, unresolved parts of life.

Pastor Mark Siverling walks through Mark 5 with raw honesty about waiting for healing that hasn't come yet, sharing personal stories of loss and unexplained recovery alike.

After God parts the Red Sea, Moses and the people of Israel respond the only way they can... with a song.