This week Andrew and Emily Fish share their heart about the importance of planting in community. The community that we are planted in and the soil we plant ourselves into matters. They talk through many scriptures illustrating that the Lord truly desires for us to be together and do life together.

This week we had Pastors Jeremy and Ashley Shuck from Upperroom Frisco come and talk about identity.

Our identity is really important because it is the foundation that we build upon. If our foundation has cracks in it then we will end up building on something that will end up falling.

This message will fill you with a fresh sense of identity in who God says that you are in Him.

The church is built upon a continually growing revelation of Jesus. We are not just another mountain of culture, we are the family of God that has been given authority to extend His Kingdom and rule in the heavenly realms. These are amazing days to be alive as Jesus is building His church all over the earth. 

Why is Jesus the most silenced, most persecuted name in all the world?

This week at Convergence God encountered us in such a profound and powerful way that we just couldn't stop worshipping.

This service marked us as a Church and we are not the same.

This week Pastor Andrew Fish talks about intimacy and how it is the only thing that will sustain us until the end. We must be spending time with the Lord. God isn't looking for people that just do more for Him but people that will spend time to just be with Him.

In this message, Nikki dives into Romans 8 and the reality that we are the sons and daughters of God who are free from the bondage of fear.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish talks about the need to be rooted in the word of God. As believers we have to be submitted under the authority of God's word.

"The Bible is His word and therefore it expresses who He is, reveals His nature, and has the ability to transform through the Holy Spirit the one reading it."

Listen as people share testimonies of what the Lord is doing and Wesley gives a word about encountering the Lord in every season. Whether it's a mountain top, valley, or at an everyday table.