Summit Church of Christ

10/12/2026

It's easy to have an answer ready before someone else has finished speaking.

Whether we're talking with family, coworkers, friends, or even strangers, conversations can become difficult when we're more interested in being heard than in understanding others.

James offers Christians a valuable reminder:
“Let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger.” — James 1:19 (ESV)

In the surrounding verses, James encourages believers to humbly receive God's Word and put it into practice. Our willingness to listen should shape both our relationship with God and the way we treat people.

Being slow to speak doesn't mean avoiding difficult conversations or compromising what Scripture teaches. It means approaching others with patience, humility, and self-control.

This week, consider how much good might come from listening a little longer, speaking a little more thoughtfully, and showing someone the patience we all need from time to time.

Sometimes, showing Christ's love begins with simply listening.

10/01/2026

October has arrived, bringing cooler mornings, changing leaves, and plenty of reminders that another season is beginning.

For Christians, gratitude is meant to be part of every season. Paul told the Thessalonian church, “Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:18 (ESV)

That doesn’t mean every circumstance is good, or that Christians must pretend difficult things don’t hurt. Paul’s encouragement comes alongside calls to rejoice, pray, hold fast to what is good, and remain faithful. Our gratitude rests not in perfect circumstances, but in a faithful God who remains worthy of our trust through all of them.

As autumn begins, perhaps this is a good time to notice some of God’s quieter gifts: people who encourage us, opportunities to serve, daily provision, answered prayers, and the hope we have in Christ.

09/30/2026

Come out and join us for the SPARK Youth Rally at Summit Church of Christ on Saturday, October 17th at 12:00! Get ready to “Stay the Course”!

09/29/2026

Faith becomes especially visible in the ordinary ways we care for the people around us.

Paul writes, “For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another.” — Galatians 5:13 (ESV)

Christian service doesn’t always require a large program or a special event. Sometimes it means taking a meal to someone who is sick, helping a neighbor with a difficult job, checking on someone who lives alone, giving quietly to meet a need, or simply making time for a person who could use encouragement.

Jesus has given us something greater than a life centered on ourselves. He calls us to notice others and willingly use our time, abilities, and resources for their good.

So, it’s worth asking a simple question: Who has God placed around me that I can serve?

Sometimes a small act of love can say more than we realize.

09/26/2026

Come out and join us tonight for a special message, and stay for ice cream!

09/22/2026

Please join us for a spiritual feast! We will also have a meal after Sunday service and an ice cream social after Saturday night!

09/19/2026

You don’t have to have everything figured out before you walk through the doors of a church.

When Nathanael was skeptical about Jesus, Philip didn’t respond with a complicated argument. He simply said, “Come and see.” — John 1:46 (ESV)

That invitation still has something to teach us. If you’re curious about Jesus, wondering what the Bible actually says, looking for a church family, or returning to faith after some time away, you are welcome to come and see for yourself.

At Summit, you’ll find ordinary people gathering to study Scripture, worship God, encourage one another, and grow together as Christians. You don’t need to know all the answers, and sincere questions are welcome.

We’d be glad to have you with us this Sunday.

Sunday Bible Study — 10:00 AM
Sunday Worship — 11:00 AM

09/17/2026

09/14/2026

Some days the path ahead feels clear. Other days, we may only be able to see the next step.

The psalmist writes, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” — Psalm 119:105 (ESV)

A lamp in the ancient world didn’t illuminate miles of road at once. It gave enough light to see where to place your feet next. God’s Word often works that way in our lives. Scripture may not answer every question about tomorrow, but it teaches us who God is, shapes the decisions we make today, and keeps our steps pointed toward Him.

This week, make a little room to slow down and spend time in the Bible—not simply looking for a quick answer, but listening carefully to what God has revealed.

And if you’re searching, questioning, or simply want to learn more about the Bible, you’re always welcome at Summit. Come and see.

Sunday Bible Study — 10:00 AM
Sunday Worship — 11:00 AM

09/10/2026

What if church wasn’t just somewhere you went, but a family you were part of?

The early Christians didn’t simply gather for worship and then disappear until the following week.

They shared meals.
They opened their homes.
They studied God’s Word.
They prayed together.

That’s something we want to preserve at Summit.

We want Summit to be a place where you can bring your family, sit down with people around a table, open God’s Word together, ask questions, build friendships, and grow in faith.

Because following Christ isn’t just about what happens inside a church building. It’s about becoming a people who live for God together.

Come and see what God will do for you.

🍽️ Wednesday: 6:00 PM Dinner | 7:00 PM Bible Study
📖 Sunday: 10:00 AM Bible Study | 11:00 AM Worship