Whether you’ve wrestled with betrayal, struggled with faith, or longed for grace, no darkness is too deep for God’s light. In Jesus’ final hours before the cross, He faced deception, injustice, and unimaginable pain—yet even in suffering, His love never wavered.

The Darkest Hours is a five-week study of the pivotal encounters leading up to the crucifixion—from Judas’s betrayal to Mary’s deep sorrow, and the other defining events in between—all revealing profound truths about sin, mercy, and redemption.

Join us as we walk through the shadows and discover the unshakable hope found in Christ.

This Sunday, we have the incredible privilege of hearing from Bishop Oscar Muriu, leader of all Nairobi Chapel churches and a passionate advocate for raising up African leaders in the global church. Bishop Oscar will be diving into The Greatest Commandment—what it truly means to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. It is a powerful message that will challenge and inspire us to live out our faith with deeper devotion and greater love.

Are we truly living out God’s wisdom in every part of our lives? The book of James doesn’t just ask—it challenges. Known as the "Proverbs of the New Testament," this powerful letter to Christians invites us to move beyond just knowledge and into whole-hearted action. It’s a gut-check for our faith: Are we embracing trials with trust, loving others without limits, taming our words, walking humbly, and grounding our lives in prayer?

Over the next five weeks, we’ll unpack James’s call to live with integrity and purpose. Whether you’re navigating hardships, seeking to love deeper, or craving a stronger connection with God, this series will equip you with practical steps to align your heart, words, and actions with your faith. Let’s pursue a life that doesn’t just know God’s wisdom—but lives it fully.

Join us and discover what it means to reflect God’s love and purpose in every moment.

Wisdom isn’t reserved for the old—it’s the study guide for anyone seeking a life of purpose and meaning. The Book of Proverbs overflows with timeless lessons, offering instruction on how to build lives that thrive, foster relationships that uplift, and make choices that reflect God’s own heart.

It challenges us to evaluate the course of our lives, the friendships we prioritize, and the ways we approach relationships with wisdom and authenticity. By engaging with these teachings, we learn to avoid life’s pitfalls and pursue a path of integrity. Proverbs reminds us that true success isn’t measured by accolades but by a life lived with purpose, rooted in God’s truth.

Join us for this four-week series as we delve into the timeless wisdom of Proverbs to navigate life with purpose, clarity, and virtue.

As 2024 comes to a close, we’ve put together a special panel to reflect on all God has done in and through Summit. Our panel shares personal stories of growth, moments where we saw God move, and how we’re living out our mission to “Find & Follow the Way of Jesus.” From equipping our church for challenging conversations to looking ahead to 2025, this discussion is full of encouragement and hope!

This Christmas season, we invite you to experience the story of Jesus' birth through the eyes of those who witnessed it firsthand. Each week, we'll journey through the lives of key figures in the nativity story, reflecting on the different seasons of life they represent—times of uncertainty, searching, waiting, and fulfillment. As we explore the lives of Joseph, the Shepherds and Kings, Simeon, and Jesus Himself, we'll discover how the light of Christ brightens every season, offering hope, purpose, and joy no matter where we find ourselves today.

Life is full of mysteries, fleeting joys, and frustrating uncertainties. The book of Ecclesiastes confronts these tensions head-on, asking the question: What is truly good for us in a fleeting world where things so easily slip through our fingers?

Through two voices, the author and the “teacher”, this famous text exposes the futility of chasing meaning in wealth, pleasure, and achievement, reminding us to fear God, savor the small moments of joy he gives, and simply trust him.

Over four weeks, we’ll explore Ecclesiastes’ timeless wisdom—a call to faithfulness, gratitude, and finding peace in the present. Together, we can uncover how to live wisely in a broken world all while holding on to the hope of Christ and the lasting joy he promises.

Jesus had every reason to stay focused on his mission, yet throughout the gospels, we see him constantly pausing to serve those in need. He healed not because it was his job, but because it was who he was—and Jesus calls us to let our compassion lead to action, too.

The Book of Romans is known as the Apostle Paul’s theological masterpiece. Each chapter builds off the one before it. Like a mountain climber finding their footing, we take one gravelly step after the other on our way to the apex of the Gospel message. Then, in Romans VIII, we reach the peak.

The path of salvation is by faith. The Holy Spirit is our guide, and though we may have present sufferings, through Christ, we find true freedom and unity. It’s at these heights that we see a hope of future glory just beyond our horizon.

Join us for this four-week series as we traverse Paul’s letter to the Romans, discover how to live by the Spirit, overcome our fears, and embrace God’s unshakable love.

At the heart of Jesus’ ministry lies an invitation to a transformative way of living, one that mirrors the divine culture of God’s kingdom. Through His teachings, Jesus reveals principles that beckon us to align our lives with the very heartbeat of God. He calls us to embrace profound love, humility, generosity, and service—values that contrast with worldly norms. By living out these principles, we have the opportunity to weave the tapestry of heaven into the fabric of our everyday lives.

Join us for this 7-week series as we explore Jesus’ teachings on the new kingdom, and as dual citizens of heaven and earth, we’ll start working together to bring heaven’s ways into the here and now through simple, selfless acts of love.