Convergent Church Sermons

How do we actually become more like Jesus? Most of us want to change, yet we often find ourselves returning to the same old patterns. In Ephesians 4, Paul reveals that lasting transformation doesn't begin with behavior, it begins with the heart. Tune in as Pastor Jamison shows us how Christ calls us to leave behind our former way of life, renew our minds with His truth, and learn to walk in th...

How does God plan to grow you into the likeness of Christ? Most of us instinctively think the answer is, "Read your Bible more. Sin less. Pray more.” While those are essential spiritual disciplines, what if we've actually overlooked one of God's primary means of growing us? In Ephesians 4:7–16, the Apostle Paul reveals that Jesus doesn't simply save His people and leave them to ma...

In a world that constantly drains our energy and tests our faith, true spiritual growth cannot be achieved through sheer human effort.  Preaching from Ephesians 3:14–21, Pastor Justin Meyer unloads Paul’s powerful prison prayer to show us how resurrection power is already at work within the believer! By shifting our focus away from a narrow, survival-focused mindset, we learn a transformative four...

Why did God save you? Most Christians can answer what they've been saved from . We've been saved from sin, judgment, and death through the finished work of Jesus Christ. But far fewer Christians have stopped to consider what they've been saved for ! Is salvation simply about going to heaven one day, or does God have a greater purpose for His people right now? In Ephesians 3, the Apostl...

How do we pursue unity in a world that’s so divided? In a world fractured by politics, race, culture, personal conflict, and competing ideologies, true unity can feel impossible to find. In Ephesians 2:11–22, the Apostle Paul points us to the only power capable of reconciling diverse people who would otherwise remain separated: the gospel of Jesus Christ! In this message, Pastor Dan walks s how Je...

Is salvation something we earn… or something we receive? Most of us say we believe in grace, but deep down we often live like salvation is a partnership between us and God – Jesus does His part, and we do ours. But in Ephesians 2:8–10, Paul completely dismantles that idea. . This sermon explores one of the clearest and most freeing passages in all of Scripture as we wrestle with an important quest...

What words would you use to describe your life before becoming a follower of Jesus? Broken? Searching? Rebellious? Empty? Wandering? Paul uses just one word in Ephesians 2:1: dead. In this sermon from Ephesians 2:1–7, Pastor Dan walks through the sobering reality of our spiritual condition apart from Christ—and the breathtaking hope of the gospel. Because according to Scripture, we weren’t merely...

How can we know for sure that we belong to God and have a future with Him? Have you ever found yourself asking, “Am I really a Christian?” —especially when your faith feels fragile, your sin feels strong, and your assurance feels shaky? In this sermon from Ephesians 1:11–14, Pastor Dan addresses that tension head-on, reminding us that our confidence in salvation doesn’t rest on our performance, bu...

How does God deal with our sin and the brokenness of the world? Too often we view God’s mercy as a "pardon" for a criminal, fearing that one more mistake might exhaust His patience. But Ephesians 1:7–10 shows us that our redemption is actually a "purchase"—a transaction settled by the blood of Christ that makes us sons and daughters rather than slaves. Because this grace was la...

When everything in life feels uncertain, how can you know your salvation is secure? In a world that constantly tells you your identity is based on what you do, what you have, and how you perform, it’s easy to feel shaken when life gets hard—when you fall into sin, face suffering, or wrestle with doubt.  But what if your security wasn’t rooted in you at all? In this sermon on Ephesians 1:3–6 Pastor...

Is Christianity simply about believing the right things, or becoming a completely different kind of person?  As we begin our journey through the book of Ephesians, we discover that the answer is both, and far more. In this opening message, Pastor Jamison explores the powerful story of Paul’s transformation, the costly circumstances behind this letter, and the stunning message at its core: that God...

What hope do you have in a world that is dying? Everywhere we look, things are breaking down—relationships, systems, even our own bodies. Beneath the surface of it all is a sobering reality: everything is fading, everything is failing, and everything is moving toward an end. So where do you turn for hope that actually lasts? In this Easter message from 1 Peter 1:3–9, Pastor Dan walks through the p...

What if the key to experiencing God’s blessing isn’t holding tighter to what you have, but opening your hands and trusting God with it? In the final message of our All In series, Pastor Jamison walks through 2 Corinthians 9 to show how generous living transforms our hearts, invites God’s provision, and ultimately multiplies His glory. This message challenges us to rethink how we view money, trust...

Why do we struggle to go all in with our treasure? For many of us, money is the one area where trust feels hardest. We want to be generous… but fear, pressure, and uncertainty keep tightening our grip! In this honest and challenging sermon, Pastor Dan walks through Jesus’ words in Matthew 6 to uncover what’s really going on beneath the surface—not to guilt us, but to free us. Because the issue isn...

What if the greatest tragedy of your life isn’t failure, but leaving what God gave you unused? In Matthew 25, Jesus tells a parable about servants given a remarkable responsibility by their master. Some step forward in faith. One wastes what he was given. This story forces us to wrestle with a deeper question: what kind of Master do we believe we’re serving? Join us as we continue our series All I...

Are you spending your time, or investing it? Every day we are making decisions about how to use the most limited resource we have—our time. We can always earn more money, change careers, or recover from mistakes… but once time passes, it’s gone forever. In this message from Ephesians 5:15–17 , Pastor Dan challenges us to examine how we’re living and asks a sobering question: In the end, what will...

What is the purpose of your life? For nine weeks we’ve walked with Daniel and his friends through exile, pressure, injustice, and cultural hostility. And Daniel chapter 6, we find an elderly prophet who refuses to compromise even when faithfulness leads to certain death. Why? Because Daniel knew what he was living for! In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explores how God calls His people to visible and...

In a season of political weaponization and cultural division, Daniel 5 serves as a chilling wake-up call for the modern believer! In this sermon Pastor Justin explores the "writing on the wall" for King Belshazzar, contrasting the self-destructive works of the flesh with the Spirit-led faithfulness of Daniel. Discover why God’s sovereignty over nations isn’t just an ancient story, but a...

What if the most dangerous thing in your life isn’t hardship, but success? Thirty years after the fiery furnace, King Nebuchadnezzar stands at the height of his power. He’s secure, accomplished, and at ease. But beneath the prosperity, something dangerous is growing. Pride. What follows isn’t immediate judgment, but a merciful warning, a loving confrontation, and a humbling no king could have imag...

What hope do I have in my suffering? When life blindsides you—when obedience doesn’t lead to ease, when the suffering intensifies—it’s natural to wonder: God, where are you in all of this? In Daniel 3:19–30 , we revisit the familiar story of Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego and the fiery furnace—but this time through the lens of suffering, presence, and hope. These men were faithful, obedient, and unwa...

What do you do when obedience to God puts you at odds with the powers around you? In Daniel 3, a king demands worship, a culture enforces conformity, and three faithful men are forced to decide where their true allegiance lies. The pressure is public, the cost is real, and the consequences are deadly! In this sermon Pastor Jamison explores how God’s people are called to live when faith is no longe...

What should we do when we feel shaken by what we see happening in the world around us? It seems like every day we open our news feeds to another scandal, another act of violence, another protest. And if we’re honest, it often feels like the world is growing darker by the minute. The constant stream of bad news can leave us anxious, weary, and unsure of where to turn. In this week’s sermon from Dan...

What happens when human wisdom reaches its limit and the answers we rely on fall short?  We live in an anxious culture. We are surrounded by information, experts, and opinions and yet still many of us feel desperate for peace. In Daniel 2, we watch the most powerful minds of Babylon admit what many of us fear: they don’t know . But in the middle of confusion, panic, and looming disaster, God revea...

What should you do when you feel the pressure to compromise your Christian values? In a world that constantly pulls us toward comfort, approval, and compromise, Daniel 1:8–21 shows us a better way. In these verses we follow a young man in exile who chose faithfulness over convenience, obedience over acceptance, and trust in God over fear of the outcome. From the king’s table to the courts of kings...

Where is God when faithfulness costs you everything and obedience leaves you feeling out of place? In a world that celebrates almost anything except Jesus, the book of Daniel speaks directly to believers learning how to live faithfully in exile. This sermon launches our new series, Countering Culture , by laying the foundation for why God’s people were exiled and what God was doing through it. Dan...