Where do you turn for wisdom in a world full of noise?

This week at Convergent Church, we began a new sermon series through the book of Proverbs called Walking Wisely in a Fool’s World. While the world offers quick tips and clever slogans, Proverbs offers something far deeper, God’s vision for a life marked by discernment, integrity, and truth.

In this introductory message Pastor Jamison explores where true wisdom begins and why it matters for every area of life!

Jamison Bebiak

Proverbs 1:1-7

Walking Wisely in a Fool's World

July 20, 2025

When was the last time you shared the gospel with someone who doesn’t know Jesus?

We live like there’s always more time—more time to get serious about our faith, more time to share the gospel, more time to tell that friend or family member about Jesus. But what if there’s not?

In this powerful message, Pastor Dan sounds a much-needed wake-up call to the Church: the time is short, the stakes are eternal, and the mission is ours. You’ll be challenged to examine the way you live, reflect on those God has placed in your path, and step into the Spirit-empowered mission of making Jesus known—starting right where you are!

If you’ve grown numb to the mission or passive in your witness, this message will reawaken your heart to what truly matters. Because the gospel is still the power of God for salvation—and someone in your life needs to hear it today!

What happens when we die? Does it really matter how we live now?

In a world eager to ignore eternity, Jesus speaks with clarity and compassion about the reality of heaven and hell. In this sermon, Pastor Jamison confronts five cultural lies we believe about the afterlife and unpacks the truth from Scripture about what’s at stake.

 If you’ve ever wrestled with questions about judgment, grace, or eternity, this message will challenge your assumptions and point you to the hope only Christ can give!

If marriage is supposed to be beautiful, why do so many marriages end in brokenness?

We live in a day and age where 50% all marriages end in divorce; is it any wonder so many look at marriage and question, “is it even worth it?” 

But what if marriage isn’t the problem but rather our misunderstanding of it? Could it be that we as a society have actually lost the meaning of marriage? 

In this message, Pastor Dan invites us to rediscover God’s original design for marriage—not as a man-made construct, a temporary contract, or a self-serving partnership, but as a sacred covenant designed to reflect God’s faithful love and bring about human flourishing!

Whether you’re married, single, divorced, or simply seeking clarity, this sermon will ground you in truth, challenge cultural assumptions, and offer gospel hope for every relational season.

No matter your past or present, there is grace, healing, and renewal available through Jesus—the Bridegroom who never walks away! 

Dan Dameron

Genesis 2:18-24, Malachi 2:14, Ephesians 5:22-33

New Church, Old Truths

June 29th, 2025

In a culture where identity is constantly shifting and gender is treated as self-defined, we’re left asking a vital question: Who gets to tell me who I am? What if the confusion we feel about identity isn’t just cultural or psychological, but spiritual? What if the longing to define ourselves is actually a deeper longing to be known and named by someone greater? Could it be that God’s design is not only clear but good? Does the gospel just confront our confusion, or replace it with something far better? If you’ve ever questioned your identity or watched someone you love struggle to find theirs, come hear how Jesus offers us a peace and clarity this world can’t imitate, and an identity it could never give.

Jamison Bebiak

Topical

New Church, Old Truths

June 22, 2025

How did we get here?

That question lies at the center of every worldview—and how you answer it will shape the entire trajectory of your life.

In a culture that claims everything came from nothing, the Bible offers the true and story: that we were created by a personal, powerful God—on purpose, with purpose, and for His glory!

In this message Pastor Dan walks us through Genesis 1:1–2:3 to recover the Doctrine of Creation. You’ll see that God didn’t just make a world that works—He designed a world that worships. From the stars in the sky to the breath in your lungs, creation testifies to His glory, His order, and His intention.

You arenot an accident! You were made by God, in His image, and for His glory.

This sermon will challenge you to reject the chaos of secularism, embrace the dignity of being an image-bearer, and live a life that points back to your Creator!

Dan Dameron

Genesis 1:1-2:3

New Church, Old Truths

June 15, 2025

Who is God?

Many people have a take on that question! Some people serve nature, others spirits; some believe in science, while others say there is no God. But the Bible reveals a very clear picture of who God is.

The Bible attests that we serve One God who reveals himself in three persons. Historically, we have referred to this union as the Trinity. The Christian God is unique. He is the only God who reveals himself this way!

But does what we believe about God matter? Many people in our culture would say no, but the Bible claims that how we view God changes everything about us, how we live our lives, and how we interact with others! The Trinity is not simply something we understand, but someone we have the privilege of experiencing.

In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explains the doctrine of the Trinity and how knowing a God who is three in one transforms our lives!

Jamison Bebiak

Topical

New Church, Old Truths

June 8, 2025

In a world full of noise, opinions, and shifting values—where do you turn for clarity?

At Convergent, we believe the Bible isn’t just an old book—it’s the living, breathed-out Word of God. It doesn’t just inform—it transforms. But can we trust it? 

In this sermon Pastor Dan shows us how the Bible is not only trustworthy, but useful and sufficient—revealing God’s truth for every generation.

If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate life with confidence and conviction, the answer isn’t something new—it’s the ancient Word of God that still leads us home.

Dan Dameron

2 Timothy 3:16-17

New Church, Old Truths

June 1, 2025

What do you do when your soul is dry—when worship feels more like duty than delight?

In Psalm 103, David doesn’t wait for spiritual feelings to return—he preaches to his own soul. He remembers. He rejoices. He responds.

This isn’t a Psalm for the super-spiritual; it’s for the weary, the battle-worn, the distracted, the disheartened. It’s a call to stir our hearts with the truth of who God is and what He’s done. If you’ve ever walked into church feeling empty, wondering if you have anything left to offer God, this message is for you!

In this sermon, Pastor Jamison walks through Psalm 103, one of the most beautiful reminders in all of Scripture that even when we forget God, God never forgets us. Come and remind your soul of the many reasons it has to bless the Lord!

Have you ever asked yourself, “Why is this happening to me?”

In the final chapter of Ruth, we see a story that begins with loss end with life. A story that starts in grief ends in joy. But it doesn’t skip the pain in between.

This sermon doesn’t gloss over suffering — it acknowledges it. Because for many of us, life feels more like Mara than Naomi. But what if, even in the bitterness, God is at work? What if the loss, the waiting, and the silence are part of a redemption that’s already unfolding?

As Justin closed out our Ruin to Redemption series, we saw how God was never absent — not in Moab, not in the famine, and not in the waiting. And He’s not absent in your story either!

If you’re walking through uncertainty, doubt, or pain, this message is for you. Come be reminded that even when it doesn’t feel like it — God is writing something beautiful!

Justin Meyer

Ruth 4

From Ruin to Redemption

May 18, 2025