Convergence Church

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...

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 her...

God wants us to receive his love so that we can love him, love one another, and walk in unity together. In this message, guest speaker Jamey Miller encourages us to live from the desire and love that God has for us.

In this powerful Father’s Day message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores the story of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15 as a lens into the heart of God the Father. We see how God doesn’t define us by our failures, but calls us sons and daughters even in our brokenness.

In the New Covenant, we are all invited into the incredible adventure of knowing the Living God face to face. We’ve been set free from sin and made completely righteous. Whether you’ve known the Lord for a month or for 50 years, this message will help you step into deeper places of freedom.

In the New Covenant, the ability to love and follow God has been placed within us! We’ve been brought into a relationship with Him as sons and daughters. We no longer live under the pressure and performance of the old but in the miraculous fullness and freedom of the new.

The Father loves us and His heart is for us! In this message, Bobby Treece encourages us to know our identity as sons and daughters and how everything we do comes from that place.

The kingdom of God is now and it is also to come because Jesus is coming back! Listen as Pastor Andrew Fish talks about the return of Jesus and the need for us to have an eternal perspective.

The Kingdom of God in motherhood is about mothers living out their faith, raising their children in the Lord, and impacting the world through their love and influence. It's a call to not just motherhood, but to be kingdom-driven, leading by example and nurturing the next generation in the Lord. In this message, Emily goes through 5 keys to living out the kingdom of God in Motherhood. 

Hebrews 12 talks about fixing our eyes on Jesus who is not just the author of our faith but the perfecter of it. In this season we have to stay fixed on Jesus. We have to see what God is doing and not allow our hearts to grow numb by the shaking happening around us. This is a season of reformation!

The birth pangs of a fresh move of the Spirit of God are being felt across the earth right now. We are not called to simply wait for a move of God—we’ve been invited to recognize what He is doing and step into it now.

Mary Magdalene runs from the garden in John 20 after seeing Jesus declaring “I HAVE SEEN THE LORD.”  Throughout the message there are powerful testimonies of how people have encountered Jesus. He is not dead but He is alive!

Culture didn’t create sex, God did. Culture didn’t create marriage, God did. Culture can't redefine what God created. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish talks about what the Bible says about sex and sexuality.

Every single believer is called to live on mission. We are not called to do missions but to live a missional life. That means it isn’t just something we occasionally do but it is a lifestyle.  In this message, we give a missions update from organizations and people we support as a church all over the world. We also get to hear about what the Lord did in Guatemala. You are called to live on mission...

Jesus taught us that the Kingdom of Heaven is like a seed that grows. In this message, Nikki explains how to partner with Jesus for the purpose of maturity that he desires for our lives.

As we continue our series on the Kingdom of God, Jason explores what it means to come to God like an infant—in full dependence on Him. He unpacks the challenge of prioritizing God’s Kingdom without neglecting our families and calls us to examine how we’re living out our relationships within both our earthly families and our spiritual family in Christ.

We will only have the fullness of the kingdom of God on earth as it is in Heaven with both men and women leading. We need the voice, leadership, and gifts that women have in the Church. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish talks about God’s design in the garden of creating women. He then goes through the two key passages of scripture, 1 Corinthians 14:34-36 and 1 Timothy 2:8-15 that have been used...

The Kingdom of God is a kingdom of radical honor. Join us for a powerful message that will give you practical keys to releasing honor and bringing others into their place of inheritance at the King’s table.

This week we started a new series about the kingdom of God. Pastor Andrew kicked off the series talking about what the kingdom of God is and how we are called to seek first the kingdom. The kingdom of God means the rule of God. It means His authority, His reign, and His power. We are part of the kingdom of God which means we are to bring His kingdom everywhere we go.

In Acts 1:8 Jesus tells the disciples that when the Holy Spirit comes he will give them power to be His witnesses. We live in the new covenant when the Holy Spirit has been poured out! The Holy Spirit empowers us to be a witness. This means to tell people about Jesus and what we have seen, heard, and experienced.

Jesus in John 16:8-11 gives us three specific areas of the Holy Spirit’s Conviction. Those three areas are: conviction of sin, righteousness, and judgement. The role of the Holy Spirit as one who convicts isn’t something we should be afraid of and run from as believers but run towards. Conviction should make us happy. When we feel conviction we should feel happy because it means the Holy Spirit wa...

As a believer, Holy Spirit is alive and well within you and is praying at this very moment. Join us for a practical, powerful encounter where we’ll tap into this ongoing prayer and receive fresh revelation from the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit moved as we declared that it is time for more and time for a fresh awakening. This was a powerful Sunday of encounter!