Summit Crossing Limestone | Sermons

Bill Magsig | Introduction to our series spending time in the Psalms.

Dave Baker | The Bible doesn't gloss over the reality of suffering and grief. Instead, it teaches us how to lament honestly while entrusting ourselves to God. How would Jesus have sung this psalm of lament, and what would that change for us?

Bill Magsig | Introduction to our series spending time in the Psalms.

Bill Magsig | Who can you be friend to this week?

Bill Magsig | Who can you be friend to this week?

Bill Magsig | “Jesus said to them again, ‘Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you.' And when he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit.'” (John 20:21-22)

Bill Magsig | The resurrected Jesus has immeasurable power to transform us – in our doubts, our sin, our sorrow, and our isolation.

Bill Magsig | The crucifixion of Jesus is the centerpiece of a cosmically grand story, the vastness of which has big implications for our lives.

Bill Magsig | The greatest political and religious powers of Jesus' day conspired to destroy him. But he conquered them by God's power as he embraced the weakness of the cross for us.

Bill Magsig | Citizenship in Jesus' Kingdom includes protecting the unborn. But it also includes extending grace, love, and support to those who've had abortions or are considering having one.

Bill Magsig | Citizenship in Jesus' Kingdom transforms the ways we relate to others because the King has already transformed our hearts.

Joey Thompson | Jesus' kingdom is not just a future, heavenly kingdom. He reigns as king right here and now. How far does his reign extend, and how does it impact us?

Bill Magsig | As he stood before Pilate, Jesus appeared powerless and Pilate appeared in charge. But the opposite was really true. Since Jesus is totally in control, we have nothing to fear.

Dave Baker | While Jesus faithfully stands strong under pressure, Peter faithlessly buckles under pressure. How can we remain confident in God's grace toward us when we feel especially guilty and ashamed over our sin?

Bill Magsig | Jesus' High Priestly prayer shows how our fire to know him and make him known grows from seeing his glory through prayer.

Bill Magsig |“I tell you the truth: it is to your advantage that I go away, for if I do not go away, the Helper will not come to you. But if I go, I will send him to you.” (John 16:7)

Bill Magsig | Jesus graciously offers himself to us in authentic friendship and sends us out to love others in his name. He says that as we go, the world will hate us because of him, yet we never go alone - he's always with us.

Bill Magsig | Pastor Bill Magsig concludes this Vision Series by highlighting our fifth main area of emphasis for 2022: Neighborhoods to Nations Initiatives.

Bill Magsig | Pastor Bill Magsig shares about three of our five key areas of emphasis for 2022: Family Ministries, Missional Communities, and Equipping Ministry.

Bill Magsig | The gospel and Spirit of Jesus create a called out people who regularly gather to worship and fellowship. Gladly prioritizing the Sunday gathering is one of our main emphases as a church in 2022.

Bill Magsig | Pastor Bill Magsig walks us through looking back at God's grace toward us in 2021 and looking forward to what we pray for God to do in 2022.

Dave Baker | Christmas is all about the love of God. Jesus came to rescue us so that we could fully experience and enjoy God's unfathomable love for us forever.

Bill Magsig | The arrival of peace with God is the arrival of our joy in God. Because we have peace with God through Jesus, we don't have to look to other people or circumstances to be our functional savior.

Bill Magsig | And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying, “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom he is pleased!” (Luke 2:13–14)

Bill Magsig | “I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.”

Bill Magsig | As Jesus prepared the disciples for his departure, he promised to send them “another Helper,” the Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit, and what is his mission in our lives? Jesus' answers to those questions go beyond what many of us expect.

Bill Magsig | “Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me… Whoever has seen me has seen the Father.”

Dave Baker | How does Jesus call us to represent him in the world today? What do the glory of God and the power of the cross look like in our everyday lives? In his last few hours before going to the cross, Jesus gave vital instructions to the disciples as he prepared them for his departure.

Bill Magsig | Jesus, the eternal King of glory, tied a towel around his waist, poured water into a basin, and began to wash his disciples' feet.

Bill Magsig | When we find the weightiness of the glory of God in the gospel of Jesus, we're freed to serve others and steward resources rather than looking to them to ultimately satisfy us.

Bill Magsig | While Pharisees plot and Judas grumbles, Mary lavishly pours out her love to Jesus. Rather than panic about external enemies, the gospel calls us in to worship and rest in Jesus.

Bill Magsig | When intense suffering hits we can find ourselves asking, “If God really loves me, why is my life like this?” The account of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead reveals a lot about God's love for us in our suffering.

Bill Magsig | We hate the idea of not being completely independent. But as gospel people, the way of life is the way of glad submission to Jesus and his Scriptures. While we were still in rebellion against him, Jesus went to the cross to rescue us.

Bill Magsig | “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” (John 10:11)

Bill Magsig | Radical Christian community is essential to enduring Christian faith.

Bill Magsig | In John 9, Jesus heals physical blindness and reveals spiritual blindness. Just like he can give physical sight, only he can open our spiritual eyes.

Dave Baker | How should Christians process others walking away from the faith? In John chapter 8, John shows us several things about true and false belief. Jesus says that those whom the Son sets free will continue to follow him, and will ultimately never see death.

Bill Magsig | Christians are resident foreigners in this world. Our true home, our true country, is yet to come: a perfect, eternal city built by God himself. To endure in the faith, we must embrace our identity as resident foreigners and live in hope of the world to come.

Bill Magsig | The author of Hebrews tells us that holiness and endurance go hand in hand. What does it look like to run the race of gospel faith and obedience?

Bill Magsig | The Bible says that Jesus provides a kind of sabbath rest for his weary people. Before sabbath rest is ever a day to observe, it's a principle to believe.

Bill Magsig | Kicking off a new series on Enduring Faith in an Exhausted Culture, Pastor Bill Magsig shows us how unceasing prayer helps realign our hearts and minds around God's heart and leads to endurance.

Bill Magsig | As we face the inevitable storms of life, Jesus is with us - unworried, in control, and for us.

Dave Baker | How does the Gospel of Jesus address our daily anxieties? Jesus speaks life-giving encouragement to His people in Matthew chapter 6. *Due to audio issues this sermon clip starts a few minutes later into the message

Dave Baker | Dave Baker shares an overview of the Sermon on the Mount, calling us to rest in the Gospel of the Kingdom where the Father's grace changes us from the inside out.

Bill Magsig | His first sermon as Pastor for Preaching and Vision at Summit Crossing Limestone, Pastor Bill Magsig encourages us to rest fully in God's perfect love and goodness toward us in Jesus.

Joey Thompson | As we prepare to welcome our new Pastor for Preaching and Vision, Bill Magsig, elder Joey Thompson calls us through the Scriptures to pray for Bill, his family, and his gospel ministry.

Dave Baker | Jesus cried out, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, ‘Out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.'”

Joey Thompson | What is that we need to be saved? What does it look like to call others to repentance compassionately? Jesus graciously speaks to these things leading up to the Feast of the Booths.

Dave Baker | Jesus drove crowds away with hard truths on His path to redeem them with his blood.

Joey Thompson | Jesus teaches us how and why we should seek Him. The good gifts he offers are far better than those we often seek from Him.

Joey Thompson | Jesus teaches us how and why we should seek Him. The good gifts he offers are far better than those we often seek from Him.