Don't Forget to Remember - Deuteronomy 8

Christians Accept Scripture - 1 John 4:5-6

Are Christians wiser than unsaved people? Preaching from 1 John 4:5-6, Pastor Catlan explains the difference between the main sources of wisdom, the world and the Bible. Through biblical examples and modern comparisons, he calls believers to listen to God’s Word and be compassionate to those who are from the world.

The Great God in Us - 1 John 4:4

What gives believers confidence to stand firm against the lies of the world? Preaching from 1 John 4:4, Pastor Catlan reminds the church that they are God’s little children, from Him and strengthened by Him. Because God is greater than the enemy, His people have already overcome false teaching and can define victory by nearness and fruitfulness to Christ.

Don't Forget to Remember - Deuteronomy 8

How do God’s people remember the Lord when His blessings become familiar? In Deuteronomy 8, Pastor Spencer calls the church to resist spiritual forgetfulness by remembering God’s provision, discipline, and faithfulness. From Israel’s memorial stones to Memorial Day, this sermon points us to humble gratitude and faithful worship.

Memorial Stones - Joshua 3-4

How do we remember what God has done without making it about us? Preaching from Joshua 3, Pastor Catlan reflects on Israel crossing the Jordan and setting memorial stones to God’s glory. As Summit Church celebrates one year, this sermon remembers twelve works of God’s faithfulness and calls the church to keep trusting Him.

Test the Spirit's Pt. 2 - 1 John 4:1-3

How do we test the spirit's? In 1 John 4:1–3, Pastor Catlan shows that those outside the family of God are not merely mistaken, but under the blinding power of Satan. Because of this spiritual danger, believers must “test for genuineness,” measuring every spirit and message by the truth of Jesus Christ.