The Summit Church

Use this space to take notes.

Growing up—or even now—what’s something you were convinced would change everything if you could just get it, achieve it, or be part of it?
(Shoes, a job, a relationship, a house, a season of life, etc.)

In the message Sunday it was suggested that everyone organizes their life around “one thing,” whether they realize it or not. What do you think tends to function as the center of most people’s lives and why?

The Kingdom of God was described as God’s presence, reign, and purpose over everything—not just a future destination. How does that definition reshape the way you think about faith and everyday life?

What stands out to you about the way these people respond once they realize the value of the Kingdom? How does that challenge or encourage you?

In this week's message you may have heard it emphasized that Jesus isn’t asking us to literally sell everything, but to view everything as less valuable than His Kingdom.
What does it look like to “leverage everything” for the Kingdom in real, practical ways today?

The phrase “Nothing matters more than living For the King” sounds clear—but not always easy. What is one area of your life where trusting Jesus as King might require a change in perspective, priorities, or habits?

Closing Prayer
Jesus, You are our King. We confess that many things compete for the center of our lives. Open our eyes to what truly shapes and directs us. Help us see the value of Your Kingdom clearly—not as an add-on, but as what matters most. Teach us to trust Your authority, surrender our plans, and leverage our lives for Your purposes. Show us where change is needed, and give us the courage to follow You. Help us live For You, the King in every area of life. Amen.