The Summit Church

Use this space to take notes.

If someone followed you around for a week and had to describe what you value most based on how you spent your time and energy, what do you hope they would say? What might they actually say?

During this weeks message, we talked about leaving things better than we found them.
How does that idea hit when you think about your life as something God has entrusted to you?

What stands out to you about what the master expected from the servants—especially since they were given different amounts?

The servant with one bag didn’t lose it—he just didn’t do anything with it.
Where do you think fear, comfort, or playing it safe keeps people (or you) from investing what God has given?

You may remember hearing a phrase from this week’s message: “It’s not just about living for God, but investing for Him.” What’s one area of your life that feels more “protected” than “invested” right now?

If you fast-forward to the end of this year—or the end of your life—
what would it look like to honestly say, “I invested what God gave me”?

Closing Prayer
Jesus, thank You for trusting us with the lives You’ve given us. Help us see our time, our relationships, and our opportunities as gifts from You. Give us the courage to invest—not hide—what You’ve entrusted to us. Show us where to take our next step, and give us faith to take it. May we live lives that honor You and advance Your Kingdom. Amen.