Convergence Church

Jesus reveals the identity of His followers as salt that brings the flavor of heaven to the earth and light that shines brightly in the darkness. He has not come to abolish the Law, but to fulfill it. The Kingdom He announces is not only about going to heaven, though that promise is real, but about bringing the reality of heaven to earth here and now.

Jesus reveals that the Kingdom of God is not simply about external actions but about an internal transformation. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish continues the series on The Sermon On The Mount by talking about the beatitudes from Matthew 5:7-12. As we encounter Jesus, He forms in us the heart posture of His kingdom: mercy, purity, peace, and faithfulness in the midst of persecution and sufferi...

What does it look like to truly lead your family? This Father’s Day conversation dives into the joys, struggles, and calling of fatherhood. Join Daniel Audi, Bobby Treece, Shawn Graves, and Andrew Fish as they encourage men to embrace their role with humility, courage, and faith.

In this message, Wesley unpacks Matthew 5:5-6 and shares how they fit into the sermon on the mount as a whole.

What if the blessed life looks completely different than the world tells us? In this message from Matthew 5:1–4, Pastor Andrew Fish explores the first two Beatitudes of the Sermon on the Mount and reveals the upside-down nature of the Kingdom of God. True blessing isn’t found in success, self-sufficiency, or worldly achievement; it’s found in surrender. Discover what it means to be poor in spirit,...

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores the roles of reason and experience through the lens of Wesley’s Quadrilateral. This teaching addresses the dangers of emotionalism, false revelation, spiritual manipulation, and building theology solely on personal experiences. At the same time, it challenges dry intellectual faith by reminding believers that Jesus is alive, the Holy Spirit still moves...

God’s heart has always been union. In this message Wesley unpacks how His desire is truly fulfilled through Pentecost. 

The core doctrine of Christianity is not something we invent for ourselves, but a faith grounded in Scripture and preserved through the historic church. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores why tradition matters, how the church has historically defended core Christian beliefs, and why believers need deeper roots than social media theology, viral opinions, or personal feelings.

Join Emily Fish, Hannah Davis, Corina Treece, and Kim Audi for an honest and encouraging Mother’s Day conversation about faith, family, joy, grief, and the beauty of motherhood in every season. Through wisdom, laughter, and real-life stories, this panel reminds us that God is near in every stage of the journey.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish unpacks why the Bible isn’t just a helpful resource, it’s the ultimate authority for every believer. From understanding what it means for Scripture to be “God-breathed” to exploring its historical reliability and unified message, this message lays a clear foundation for trusting God’s Word. As believers, we need to be able to answer the question, how can we trus...

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish lays a foundation for a practical framework for theology, he shows how God’s Word, alongside experience, tradition, and reason, helps us grow in truth, avoid deception, and deepen our worship.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish shares an update on some key vision initiatives and talks about the need to build a strong foundation. He addresses the headship of the church, the governance of the church, and talks about the need for us to dig deeper in theology to know what we believe.

In this message from John 21, Pastor Andrew Fish walks through the powerful post-resurrection encounter between Jesus and His disciples, highlighting how Jesus meets us in our ordinary places, provides for our needs, and redeems us after failure. Through Peter’s story, we see that our mistakes don’t have to define us. This message is an invitation to surrender everything to live a crucified and so...

In John 20, Mary Magdalene’s grief turns to joy when she encounters the risen Jesus. Because He lives, we don’t just believe in a story—we experience a Savior who is alive, calling our name, and sending us with purpose.

Jesus endures the pain of the cross for the joy set before Him. As He had promised earlier, He lays down His life for His friends. What Jesus did, He did perfectly. The cross is more than enough.

In Chapter 18, Jesus willingly surrenders to the will of His Father even unto death. This is the surrendered life we are all called to live.

In this message, Nikki shares that this powerful passage was not merely a hoped-for request, but a profound picture of Jesus’ heart for us and what He accomplished on our behalf.

Jesus promised that trials would come, but He also promised help. Through the Holy Spirit and the victory of Christ, believers can live with peace and courage because Jesus has already overcome the world.

If you have ever felt "in the mud" or feared that your lack of fruit would lead to being cut off, this message reveals the true heart of the Father as the Vinedresser who reaches down to lift you up. By exploring the original Greek context of John 15, we discover that our relationship with Jesus isn't about the pressure of "trying harder," but about resting in a ONE-ness that transforms us from se...

Jesus assures His troubled disciples that the Holy Spirit is coming to lead them into an entirely new dimension of relationship and fruitfulness. Today, we live in the fullness of that promise and in the miraculous reality of doing even greater works.

By laying aside His garments, taking up a towel and washing even Judas' feet, Jesus modeled sacrificial love and calls His bride to extend this same love. Church, it is time to take up a towel and go low. It will change everything.

In this message Justin takes us through John 12 with Mary anointing Jesus followed by the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Our position has a purpose to glorify God, and when we walk totally surrendered to the Lord we have access to the wisdom of the Lord, freedom, and life. 

At the beginning of this message, Andrew and Emily Fish share an important shepherding moment with the Convergence Family. Then Andrew reads and shares from John 11 where Jesus steps into grief, delays with purpose, and reveals Himself as the Resurrection and the Life. This message calls us to trust God’s timing, lay down our grave clothes, and walk in the new life Jesus offers now.

In John 9 and 10, Jesus opens blind eyes and reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd. He moves people from blindness to belonging and declares that His sheep hear His voice. In this message Pastor Andrew Fish invites us to examine what we truly see, whose voice we trust, and how life is found by following the One who knows us and leads us into pasture.

As Jesus teaches openly in John 7 and 8, division follows. His claim to be the light of the world demands a decision. In this message by Pastor Andrew Fish, we explore the urgency of belief, the danger of religious pride, and the invitation to step out of darkness into true life through Christ.