Convergence Church

This Sunday we had a powerful time of worship and a short message by Pastor Andrew on crazy faith. We had to navigate a water issue on campus so we had a shortened service. We are so grateful for this church family!

Emily shares with us about having an Eternal Perspective when we walk through Grief & Suffering as well as an Eternal Perspective on Healing. Our life here is only but a vapor, but when we see Heaven as the end instead of earth, our perspective shifts. 

Jesus is returning! As we look to His return the Bible talks about being ready and staying alert. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish helps us answer several key questions about eternity. Things like, how do we steward our lives with eternity with Jesus in mind and what will final Judgement look like for the believer and the unbeliever? 
“Final Judgement comes for everyone but what matters is whether you have put your faith in Jesus through salvation or not. Is Jesus your Lord and savior or not?”

This week we had Andrew Steele, a missionary in the Middle East, share testimonies and God’s heart for the unreached.

Every year we devote an entire Sunday to celebrate what God has done. This is a powerful time of testimonies, prayer, and celebration!

Heidi Baker was our guest speaker today and she shared stories & from Ephesians 1 on the Spirit of Adoption.

Worship is the key to receiving the refreshing presence of God in our lives, coming before Him and putting aside all distractions. The living water is flowing and we need to be open to receive it. 

In this message, Andrew and Emily Fish talk about God’s design for the Church as more than a weekly gathering but as a family to belong to and a body to grow with. This message challenges the consumer mindset and invites us to plant deeply into the soil of authentic community, where discipleship, accountability, and transformation can take root. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Matthew 13, and other key passages, we are reminded that we need each other to thrive, be sharpened, and keep our lamps burning bright. Church isn't just a service—it's a people becoming like Jesus, together.

This sermon teaches that suffering is inevitable, but for those in Christ, there is hope in the glorified life. Our groaning is not in vain but is sustained by a sure and confident hope in the promise of being conformed to Christ and seeing Him face-to-face. Through it all, we are not alone; the Spirit groans with and intercedes for us, and we suffer as beloved sons and daughters, not orphans.

In this message, guest speakers Jeremy and Ashley Shuck talk about the need for us to be planted into community. No matter what season you are in, it is important that you have people around you that can walk with you. It is important that you develop history and trust with people.
 
We also did a Convergence Conversations podcast with Jeremy Shuck on Healthy Leadership! You can check that out here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/convergence-conversations/id1627786870