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  • Exodus: A Big challenge to a Big king

    Today’s journey involves looking at 3 weird but eerily similar stories from Genesis and an even weirder story from Exodus. How can a loving God possibly be found in there? Join us to find out.

  • Exodus: The Big escape

    The Israelites’ escape through the Red Sea shows God’s love and protection. In their darkest moment, He parted the waters, guiding them to safety. This act wasn’t about revenge but about a loving God who delivers His children, faithfully walking with them through trials and into freedom.

  • Exodus: The Big God solves a Big problem

    What do the Ten Commandments, the Golden Calf, and the Tabernacle have to do with creation itself? How can a story of failure and idolatry point us toward God’s love? Could the Tabernacle hold deeper meaning than just a place of worship? These ancient stories are full of mystery and connections that reveal God’s incredible character. What might we uncover about God’s plan to dwell with His people, even in the midst of chaos? Join us as we dive into these events and explore the breathtaking revelations of God’s love woven throughout these powerful moments in Israel’s history!

  • Mario Cart Tournament

    Summit Northwest Ministries 1486 W Seltice Way, POST FALLS, ID, United States

    Join us for an exciting church event on November 2nd at 5:00 PM! There will be fun for all ages, including snacks, a Mario Kart tournament, and awesome prizes! Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to connect and have a great time together. See you there! We will have sign-ups posted at church, and you can comment below to sign up as well!

  • Forged Fires: Hayden

    Forged Fires: Hayden

    Who we are: We are a group of men who gather once a month to create a community where men are known and valued for who they truly are. For thousands of years fires have been the gathering place where communities come together. It is a place where stories are told, friendships are built, adventures are relived, and warmth is both experienced and shared. Join the movement and take your place at the fire.Time: First Tuesday of the Month 7pm - 10pm General Format: 6:30-7:00 PM: Men show up and Hang out 7:00-7:15 PM: Intro and Guiding Principles reviewed 7:15-9:45 PM: Authentic conversation 9:45-10 PM: Closing & Roll Out Guiding Principles 1. Confidentiality is key. What happens at the fire stays at the fire. We are men of integrity.2. Authenticity is needed. This is a judgment free place where we come so share what really matters in our life. We are men of courage, strength and honesty. 3. Your story matters. We come to share our story so that other man are able to see part of their own story in ours. This is not a place for teaching, preaching or advising. It is a place to be known for […]

  • Bread

      S2peaker: James Turner Would Jesus choose the white or the wheat?

  • Exodus: The Stage has been set for the Big Story

    As we wrap up our series on Exodus, how does this ancient story point us to God’s incredible plan for His kids? The Passover lamb, the deliverance from slavery, and the Tabernacle all reveal God’s heart for rescue and restoration. Could His covenant with Israel be part of something even bigger for all of us? Today, we’ll discover how Exodus shows God’s faithful love and His ultimate plan to bring hope and freedom. As we wrap up this series let’s connect the dots as this powerful story sets the stage for the greatest rescue mission ever!

  • Zechariah’s Song

    Zechariah is almost always overlooked when it comes to the Christmas Story. Probably most people don’t know who he is, or what his connection to Christmas is all about. But Zechariah is a faithful follower of God. He had been looking and praying and praying and looking for the Messiah to come. He almost despaired, but then in his old age he found out that they were going to have a baby. Not the Messiah, but somebody very special. John the Baptist. At the birth of his baby, Zechariah, prophesied. It wasn’t a prophecy about the future, but it was a prophecy about … well … we can’t give it all away here … you’ll have to join us this week for a message of hope from an ancient father.