Convergence Church

Moving from the Fear Of Man to the Fear Of God. 

Jesus in the sermon on the mount in Matthew 7 talks about asking, seeking, and knocking. Jesus is not just talking about prayer here but persistent prayer. As we are in relationship with Him we are to engage His heart and to lean into Him. Those that ask receive, those that seek find, those that knock the door will be opened. It’s time as the Church to not just coast but to lean in, engage Him, and desire more of Him. It’s time to ask, seek and knock!

In John 17, Jesus prayed that we would be one as He and the Father are One. This sermon explores the Person of unity, the Power of unity, and reasons to depart.

Jesus commissions us to bring the good news of His glorious gospel everywhere we go. He sends us, commissions us, & gives us His heart for people.

Sabbath is the 7th Day of the week that is a day set apart to Stop, Rest, Delight, and Worship.  Sabbath is about completion.  It is a day to acknowledge God's good work and say "there is nothing left to do."  Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath.  And His work is complete - “It is Finished”.  Jesus IS our Sabbath Rest.

We need men to step up and be father’s in this hour! A Father following Jesus refuses to let culture dictate who they should listen to, bow down to, or worship. A father stands firm and fights for truth. He refuses to let culture dictate how to father but instead takes a stand for what it looks like to walk in purity and righteousness. 

We took time this Sunday to commission men by having the elders  that shepherd our house pray, honor, and bless them.

We need men to step up and be father’s in this hour! A Father following Jesus refuses to let culture dictate who they should listen to, bow down to, or worship. A father stands firm and fights for truth. He refuses to let culture dictate how to father but instead takes a stand for what it looks like to walk in purity and righteousness. 

We took time this Sunday to commission men by having the elders  that shepherd our house pray, honor, and bless them.

In our information-saturated world, people are starved for genuine revelation. Jesus called His disciples not just to gather information and have powerful experiences, but to truly see, understand, and step into the revelation He offered. Join us on a journey rich with powerful stories and scriptural insights, that will help you recognize and embrace the revelation God is giving to you.

Jesus in John 15, tells the disciples that the way they prove to be His disciples is that they bear fruit. Fruit is a concept found throughout scripture and often it relates to the outcome of our lives being good with good fruit or bad with bad fruit. The way of Jesus changes and transforms us as we stay connected to Him as the vine. If He is our source, the outcome of walking with Him is that we bear good fruit that remains.

In this message, Wesley spoke on discipleship and how scripture reveals the Lord's heart on what it looks like to be a disciple and make disciples.