Summit Church Garden City

Malachi's parting words tell us how to have reconciled families. It shows the heart of God for people and for redeemed relationships. 

God is generous and He wants us to be generous with His resources. In Malachi 3:6-18, God is showing us that He is more interested in relationships than resources. Once He can change our hearts, the hands will learn how to give generously. 

Have you reached the mark of the perseverece test in your relationship with God? How about your relationship with your spouse? In this section of Malachi, we are reminded of His great love for us, so that we would persevere. 

When God is charging the priests in Malachi 2:1-9, what we can learn is to "take to heart" Christ, because we are royal priests. 

As we continue our series in Malachi with verses 6-14, the underlying theme is honor. We give the greatest honor to those we know deeply, but that was not the case with the Israelite priests. 

In this new series walking through the book of Malachi, we find God's final words and instructions preparing everyone for the coming of Jesus, preparing for the first Christmas.

There is a cost to entering into rest, but the cost is far greater when we don't. 

Where do you run in times of trouble? Our reflex is to exhaust every other option but run to God. In this stand-alone sermon, we are encouraged to make God our shelter. 

Is social justice biblical justice? Sinful men apart from God will always fall short of true justice.

In light of the most recent social trends, we want to examine how social justice, critical race theory, sexual and gender foolishness, and woke theology, actually stand in juxtaposition to the Word of God. This sermon is an introduction to all four.