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Welcome to the website of
the Summit Church of Christ -- we are glad you are visiting with us!
We are a congregation that places focus on service and praise to our
Lord and Savior. Our building is located in Cold Spring, Kentucky
and is easily accessible by those in much of the Tri-State area of
Southwest Ohio, Southeast Indiana, and Northern Kentucky.
Please take some time to take a look around the site and learn about
our congregation. We have provided directions, info about
our Bible School program, some of the ministries supported or
performed, our leadership, class notes, audio sermons, a
daily devotional thought, Bible reading schedule, and
much much more! Also, we appreciate any feedback or questions
you might have; just click on the Contacts link above to provide this
to us.
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Psalm 42:5 “Why are you downcast, O my soul? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him, my Savior and my God.” (NIV)
Many years ago in 1923, a song was written “You’re the Cream in my Coffee”, and it went on to describe how much this young man needed the love of the young lady intended. I was humming it the other day trying to remember some of the things that just go together with one another that demonstrate inseparability, or simply two things be-long with one another. The lyrics were clever: You’re the cream in my coffee; you’re the salt in my stew… You’re the starch in my collar; you’re the lace in my shoe… You will always be my necessity; I’d be lost without you…. You get the point. When two things go together and cannot exist separate from the other, we have a deep and abid-ing need for belonging and togetherness. This is most true between man and his God, and in Psalm 42 we find the elegant words of David driving home this essential principle of the spiritual life. Psalm 42 is an altar of worship to our God, and a psalm we simply must dwell on to absorb its great truths and meaning. David makes the material point in Psalm 42:1 that we need God just as a deer needs water on a hot summer day in Israel. There is no surviving if that deer doesn’t have water, and for man there is no surviving if he doesn’t have God. Unfortunately, much of mankind goes about their business self-directed to other pursuits and objectives, and fails to find answers to their search for meaning, since only a deep and abiding relationship with God can provide that. The inevitable feeling that results when we get lost in this world and take our focus off of seeking God is discourage-ment, soon followed by dismay and despair. Our devotional text points us to what our response must be every time when our faith is shaken, optimism and confidence clouded, or our direction in life challenged. David writes that we must turn our eyes to God and recall his presence, power, and purpose in our lives, and shout out to him in praise as our personal Savior and God. There can be no substitute or replacement for God in our lives. Many try to ignore, turn away, or become absorbed in alternative philosophies and priorities; but it will not suffice nor sustain the spirit of man, since only God can pos-sibly do that. Whenever we lose our way or get stuck in life, always stop and recall God’s presence, and pray for his help. What will happen every time, if you will open up your heart and commit your life to God, is found in Psalm 42:8, that God will communicate with you day and night by showering his love on you in the day and giving you a song at night, which is a prayer to the God of your life. God will never leave you, forsake you, or stop loving you, for you are his creation and he has bought you with a price. When you are in despair or doubt, please recall God, put your hope in him, and praise his name. God will recover, restore, and reward your love for him every single time. THANK YOU, MY FATHER, FOR YOUR GREAT LOVE, AND WHEN I LOSE MY WAY AND DESPAIR, HELP ME TO PUT MY HOPE IN YOU AND PRAISE YOUR NAME. AMEN! By: Mike White
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OWENTON FIRST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION We have been invited by the Owenton congregation for their first anniversary celebration to be held on Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 2:00pm. The congregation's address is at 60 Old Monterey Road in Owenton, KY. Refreshments will follow. Please see the flyer on the bulletin Board.
FORT HILL FAMILY RETREAT Want to get away with the family for a great Memorial Day weekend of fellowship and fun? Then the Family Retreat at Fort Hill Christian Youth Camp is the place for you! It begins on Friday, May 25th and ends on Memorial Day, Monday, May 28th. The theme for the Family Retreat is "The Characteristics of Strong Families". What better way to strengthen the family than to spend time together at Fort Hill? Please see the flyer on the bulletin board.
2012 FORT HILL CHRISTIAN YOUTH CAMP SCHEDULE Here's the 2012 schedule for Fort Hill Christian Youth Camp.
May 4-6 - Spring Teen Retreat May 18-19 - Mens Retreat May 25-28 - Family Retreat June 15-16 - Ladies Retreat June 17-23 - Bill Phillis June 24-30 - Greg Tidwell July 1-7 - Mike Grose July 8-14 - Brad Poe (Buzzard Week) July 15-21 - Wayne McCray July 22-28 - Bill Hopkins July 29-Aug 4 - Rick Gampp Sept 7-9 - Fall Teen Retreat Sept 18-20 - Senior Citizen Retreat
All camp weeks are for ages 7-18, except Mike Grose's, which is 7-12 years. Camp fees for 2012 remain at $130 ($120 if paid by May 1). See you at Fort Hill next year! Don't forget to visit Fort Hill Christian Youth Camp's Facebook page or visit the Camp's website by clicking the link to register online.
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Click on the Bible
to the left to go to today's Bible reading schedule. If
you do this each day, you will have read the entire Bible by
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SUMMIT'S MISSIONARIES
We support the following mission efforts:
ALICIA ADAMS - mission work in Bremen, Germany
DAVID BUCHANAN - studying to be a missionary and gospel preacher. David is a student at Sunset International Bible Institute. David will be working in Miami.
MYKE BURNS - studying to be a gospel preacher. Myke is a student at Southwestern Christian College.
KARLA WAHL - studying to be a missionary. She is a student at Sunset International Bible Institute. She will be working in South Africa.
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