Wednesday, January 05, 2011

We Are Hiring

We have an opening here on our team at Summit, and you just may be the person to fill it. We are looking for someone to be our Creative Director for Summit Students and Summit Kids. Everything from video production to graphic design. You'll have an amazing opportunity to work with our Productions/Creative Department here at The Summit and be a part of a team of people working together to reach RDU with the truth of the gospel.

The Position in a Nutshell:

  • Creative Director for Summit Students/Summit Kids
  • Working under the umbrella of Summit Production Department
  • Internship (not full time) 

If you are interested, shoot us an email. 

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Not Growing As A Leader?

Ever been in one of those seasons where you just felt like (as a leader) you were not growing in your leadership? Ever feel like there are times where you are filling up on great books, going to great conferences, spending quality time before the Lord, and yet still not growing as a leader? Yeah...me to. Allow me to offer a few things that have helped me in that process. (I know many of you are going to look at this list and say...But there's more than just these things!! Of course there is...it's a blog post.)


  1. Evaluate: Maybe you have a cloudy goal that needs redefined. Maybe that goal that you are setting needs to stretch your faith more than it does. Perhaps you are spreading yourself too thin (doing too many things decent, and nothing great!) 
  2. Oil The Wheels Where They Stick: Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission once said that phrase in a letter to a secretary of the mission. What in the world does that mean? Ever heard the phrase "Vision leaks?" If we are not constantly leaking the vision of where God is leading our ministries, the wheels begin to stick (or rust) and the vehicle becomes more difficult to move forward. To quote Bill Hybels "Never underestimate how often vision needs to be rekindled for your people." The church is the vehicle, and moving the vehicle forward is to advance His kingdom and mission. God gives us the vision to make it happen. Don't allow it to rust the wheels.
  3. Do Something! Often times, it's the idea of being a leader that is sexy. Far too often, we get caught up in the dream of doing great things for God that we never actually do anything. Yep, that's right....many of us live in our own world where we convince ourselves that we are actually doing something. We tweet it, we blog it, we talk about it at conferences and in our networks, and we can even fudge with it on our numbers a bit if we really wanted. But are we actually doing it!?!?!? No cause has ever advanced with the leader on the sideline. Do you know why? Because when the leader sits on the sideline in complacency and laziness, God replaces him. 

Your Thoughts? 

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Re:Mix Resource Available

This past semester, we did a 5 week sermon series titled Re:Mix. The premise of the series was to take the old bible stories we've all heard growing up, and put them in light of the gospel. In essence, it was a series on Preaching Christ from the Old Testament.

This resource is now available for purchase at $10. What's included in the package?

  • Bumper Video for the series
  • Multiple JPEG's (Series Graphic, Lower Thirds Graphic and/or Full Screen Slides Graphic)
  • Outlines for teaching 

We'd love to help be resource for you. To purchase, please email Susan. 


Thursday, December 09, 2010

What Are You Waiting For?

"The Church is God's Plan A to redeem the world. 
And God has no Plan B."


So...what are we waiting for? We are his tool, his game plan to redeem the world to himself. Reject passivity, reject your "I don't care" attitude and get off the sidelines. The Kingdom advances through the church.

Student Pastors,

  • How do you see your ministry being used by God in His mission?
  • Do you even see your ministry as a place where you are on the frontlines, fighting from salvation for the salvation of those who do not yet believe on middle and high school campuses in your cities?