Converge

At one point or another, it is highly possible you have believed there is actually a way to be perfect. This new series will help you see first that it's impossible to be perfect, and second, we don't need to be. Join us Sunday at the theater or watch on our app or YouTube.

At one point or another, it is highly possible you have believed there is actually a way to be perfect. This new series will help you see first that it's impossible to be perfect, and second, we don't need to be. Join us Sunday at the theater or watch on our app or YouTube.

Stories. We all have them…but do we all use them? Are there parts of your story that feels to embarrassing? Shameful? Traumatic? The miracle-story of redemption is found in the most unlikely of places; perhaps where we least expect it. Join us as we learn to embrace our stories…maybe even enough to share them with others.

Stories. We all have them…but do we all use them? Are there parts of your story that feels to embarrassing? Shameful? Traumatic? The miracle-story of redemption is found in the most unlikely of places; perhaps where we least expect it. Join us as we learn to embrace our stories…maybe even enough to share them with others.

Everyday Theology - our summer series - considers the rhythms and “ordinary” routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a school-child, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our stories every single day. Perhaps there’s a way to see these “ordinary” things in a way that helps us be intentional to recognize His presence and experience Him in all of life.

Everyday Theology - our summer series - considers the rhythms and “ordinary” routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a school-child, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our stories every single day. Perhaps there’s a way to see these “ordinary” things in a way that helps us be intentional to recognize His presence and experience Him in all of life.

Everyday Theology - our summer series - considers the rhythms and “ordinary” routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a school-child, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our stories every single day. Perhaps there’s a way to see these “ordinary” things in a way that helps us be intentional to recognize His presence and experience Him in all of life.

Everyday Theology. This summer series considers the rhythms and ordinary routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a schoolchild, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our everyday life practices helps us be intentional in meeting with him and seeing his presence in all of daily life.

Everyday Theology. This summer series considers the rhythms and ordinary routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a schoolchild, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our everyday life practices helps us be intentional in meeting with him and seeing his presence in all of daily life.

Everyday Theology. This summer series considers the rhythms and ordinary routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a schoolchild, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our everyday life practices helps us be intentional in meeting with him and seeing his presence in all of daily life.

Everyday Theology. This summer series considers the rhythms and ordinary routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a schoolchild, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touch-points within our everyday life practices helps us be intentional in meeting with him and seeing his presence in all of daily life.

Join us for week 1 of our new series, Everyday Theology. This four-week series considers the rhythms and ordinary routines of life that connect us to God. Whether a schoolchild, parent, adult working a full-time job, or elderly sage in the twilight years of life, God is creating touchpoints within our everyday life practices helps us be intentional in meeting with him and seeing his presence in all of daily life.

sabbath. rest. deep breaths. meditation. quiet time. why do these words constantly feel so foreign and elusive to us? in this week’s message dustin offers some next steps to begin to shift our lives towards the life we were always intended to live.

sabbath. rest. deep breaths. meditation. quiet time. why do these words constantly feel so foreign and elusive to us? in this week’s message ed offers some next steps to begin to shift our lives towards the life we were always intended to live.

sabbath. rest. deep breaths. meditation. quiet time. why do these words constantly feel so foreign and elusive to us? in this week’s message ed offers some next steps to begin to shift our lives towards the life we were always intended to live.

Thanks for joining us as Dustin launches into a new series on the space & priorities in our life that help us have meaning relationships with each other and with God.

A Mother's Day message for everyone, not just mom's.

Thanks for joining us as special guest speaker Dan Navarra shares how a powerful message of how a life lived generously is one of the most provoking ways we can show others the story & life of Jesus.

This week - Ed dives into how Jesus was dedicated to EVERYONE, and He still is!

Thanks for joining us - we're REALLY glad you are here! This week - Dustin dives into the power of God that is available to our lives through Jesus. Two weeks ago - we celebrated the resurrection together; do our lives reflect that kind of power that raised Jesus from the grave? "The Spirit of God, who raised Jesus from the dead, lives in you." Romans 6:10

Thank you for joking us virtually. This week Dustin unpacks the reality of how Jesus as KING can get lost in those of us who have always lived in a democracy. Ultimately - the question isn’t IS Jesus King…but is He YOUR King?

Happy Easter Family! Thank you so much for being here!!

Palm Sunday, the Sunday before the resurrection. The Sunday they celebrated Jesus' arrival. Listen in to the final message about preparing for Easter.

In chapter 23 - Luke boils down the cross of Jesus to 4 words - “…there they crucified Him. Matthew, Mark, and John don’t say much more. Why don’t the gospel writers talk more about the brutal reality of the crucifixion? Why just four words to speak to the climax of what the entirety of what the four gospels are about?

Join us as Dustin unpacks the most important prayer you’ll ever learn how to pray!!

Listen in to the final episode in our series, To the Church of Converge.

Sometimes - when difficult things hit our lives, we look at God like He's some kind of cosmic "goalie" who let heartbreak or hardship sneak past Him before He could swat it away. What if instead - He is more like a doorman who made the reservation and buzzed it in. In his letter to the Philippians, Paul doesn't let his circumstances or his conditions rattle his confidence in Christ. Even more important than that...he celebrates them. While you and I might not be ready to celebrate our disappointments - we can find peace and hope in the midst...

Not everyone we know values the bible as an authority in their lives. Consequently, not everyone we know will be drawn towards an understanding of Jesus with theological discussions and biblical studies. In fact, some might negate our presentation of the gospel altogether citing they disagree with or discredit God's Word. One unarguable way to share the story of Jesus is to share the stories of life-change that He has demonstrated in our lives. In this episode - Dustin unpacks the age-old reminder - "you might be the only bible someone reads".

Thanks so much for joining us for week 7 of our current series - "To The Church of Converge".

"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer" might be more of a biblical principle than you ever realized; but not in the way you would imagine. Watch or listen until the end for a powerful reminder on why it's important to not only love our enemies - but how that being able to do that is so attached to the way we love ourselves.

While it would be nice if God downloaded our gifts and potential to our lives like a USB drive transferring everything at once - He doesn't. He reveals our gifts through things like our desires, our interests, and our circumstances. All throughout the new testament we read where those gifts and opportunities can be wasted, buried, ignored, and even stolen. This week's message is meant to rekindle the excitement for the things that God has put into every single one of us! Thanks for joining us!

What happens when a former musician / worship leader brings a message on what the Apostle Paul means to live in "harmony"? Basically - an entry level music class that reminds us of the opportunity and invitation to play our different "parts" in a melody of living out the gospel together. You won't want to miss this one!

We live in the information age; instant access to all the answers of any question. Have we become informationally-obese? Are we content with useless knowledge in lieu of exciting new experiences? Has "knowing" become the new "doing"? What happens when the church settles for the mental-assent of simply "knowing" in exchange for our responsibility of truly "going" and "doing".

“There’s no “how-to” book to guarantee we are always the church or individuals that God has called us to be. Indeed, the Bible is our authority, a place where the character and nature of God is revealed to us, and it is absolutely full of principles to help us live God-honoring lives. That said - have you ever wondered “What does the bible say about [insert controversial or critical topic here]? - only to end up frustrated that there either doesn’t seem to be much on the topic or your two favorite preachers/authors vehemently disagree. Yea…us too. Thankfull...

Join us Sunday at 9:30am at Regal Theater for our new series, To the Church of Converge. This is a 9-week series beginning January 8th that pulls main ideas from the nine new testament letters that Paul wrote. Those ideas, turned into nine sentences, will create a letter (or maybe more of a “note”) that Paul is writing to us - as Converge. Each week we will add and unpack another sentence from Paul’s writings to the churches in Rome, Corinth, Galatia, Ephesus, Philippi, Colossae, and Thessalonica. Join us as we dive into Paul’s letters to these churches God to u...

Thanks for joining us as Dustin shares a new years message that includes car chases, FBI cases, wine-making, & tremendous hope and encouragement that will help you launch into 2023 with excitement for the new things God wants to do in you & through you. Happy New Year!

Merry Christmas! Week 5 of our series, The Wonder of Christmas, is a special episode for all of you to enjoy.

Listen in as we celebrate week four of The Wonder of Christmas! We’ll be focusing on the joy of the wisemen’s journey, the peace found in the Good Shepherd, the hope promised in the prophecies of Jesus’ birth, the love of God revealed in Gabriel’s message to Mary, and the messy place where Jesus first entered our world. Invite your family and friends to join us as we marvel at the wonder of our Savior's birth!

Listen in to week three of The Wonder of Christmas! We’ll be focusing on the joy of the wisemen’s journey, the peace found in the Good Shepherd, the hope promised in the prophecies of Jesus’ birth, the love of God revealed in Gabriel’s message to Mary, and the messy place where Jesus first entered our world. Invite your family and friends to join us as we marvel at the wonder of our Savior's birth!

Listen in as we celebrate the week three of The Wonder of Christmas! We’ll be focusing on the joy of the wisemen’s journey, the peace found in the Good Shepherd, the hope promised in the prophecies of Jesus’ birth, the love of God revealed in Gabriel’s message to Mary, and the messy place where Jesus first entered our world. Invite your family and friends to join us as we marvel at the wonder of our Savior's birth!