Convergent Church Sermons

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, but on God’s unchanging purpose and power!Whether you’re questioning your salvation, struggling with doubt, or longing for deeper confidence in Christ, this message will call you to:Respond in surrender if you’ve never truly trusted ChristRest in security if you’re battling doubtRejoice in the splendor of a salvation that was planned, purchased, and preserved by GodListen now and be reminded: you don’t have to wonder if you belong to God—you can know!

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 lavished on us with divine wisdom and insight, your security doesn't depend on your performance, but on the finished work of the Cross.You don’t have to "clean yourself up" to come to God; you simply have to trust the One who has already paid your way home!

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 Dan helps us see that our security isn’t found in what we achieve for ourselves but in what God has already accomplished for us in Christ. You have been blessed, chosen, and adopted through Jesus.No matter what you’re facing, these realities were settled long before your circumstances ever began—and they cannot be undone. Your salvation is not fragile. It is secure.If you’ve ever questioned where you stand with God or wondered how to have peace in the middle of uncertainty, this message will point you back to a hope that doesn’t move!Dan DameronLiving FaithEphesians 1:3-6April 19, 2026

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, in His grace, is reconciling all things to Himself through Jesus, and forming a new kind of people marked by unity and peace.The Book of Ephesians invites you not just to understand the gospel more clearly, but to be transformed by it. To move from simply knowing about Christ to becoming like Him. To pursue a life of change through living faith!

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 powerful truth that the resurrection of Jesus doesn’t just inspire us—it transforms everything.Because Jesus rose from the grave, you don’t have to live grasping for temporary hope in a dying world. You can have:• A living hope that death cannot touch• A secure future that cannot be taken away• A purpose in your pain that is not wastedThis isn’t wishful thinking. This is a hope anchored in a risen Savior.If you’ve ever wondered how to have peace, stability, and even joy in the middle of a broken world—this message is for you.“Jesus is our living hope in a dying world.” The question is… is He yours?Dan Dameron1 Peter 1:3-9Stand Alone Sermon (Easter 2026)April 5th, 2026

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 God more deeply, and see generosity  as worship rooted in the gospel.Discover why open-handed living leads to spiritual harvest, confident trust in God’s provision, and a life that points others to the greatest gift ever given, Jesus.

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’t ultimately about dollars and cents; it’s a matter of devotion. When we try to serve two masters—God and money—our vision becomes distorted. And when our vision is distorted, we begin to mis-invest the very treasure God has entrusted to us.But the gospel invites us into something better: a life marked by clarity, freedom, and wholehearted surrender to the One who is truly worthy!Dan DameronMatthew 6:19-24ALL IN: Surrendered to God's MissionMarch 22, 2026

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 In: Surrendered to God’s Mission as Pastor Jamison explores how knowing Jesus changes the way we live, serve, and invest our talents for Jesus’s fame!Jamison BebiakMatthew 25:14-30ALL IN: Surrendered to God's MissionMarch 15, 2026

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 you have to show for the life you’ve been given?The Bible shows us a better way to live—not drifting through life chasing temporary things, but intentionally investing our days in what will matter for eternity. Because the truth is this: the only thing we take from this life into the next is the disciples we make.This message is about going ALL IN on the mission of God with your time and you’ll discover how to examine your walk, redeem your time, and pursue God’s will so that your life leaves an eternal impact!You only get one life. So, the question is whether you will spend it… or invest it.Dan DameronEphesians 5:15-17ALL IN: Surrendered to God's MissionMarch 8, 2026

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 costly faithfulness, how He preserves and vindicates those who trust Him, and how He advances His global glory through the suffering of His saints.If you’ve ever wondered whether your suffering has purpose, whether faithfulness is worth the cost, or whether God is still at work in the dark, then this sermon is for you!Jamison BebiakDaniel 6:1-28Countering CultureMarch 1, 2026

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 present reality that changes how we love our neighbors and our leaders today!Justin MeyerDaniel 5:1-31Countering CultureFebruary 22, 2026

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 imagined.In this week’s message from Daniel 4, we’ll see how God responds to human pride. God desires humble hearts, and responds with relentless grace. He disturbs before he disciplines. He sends truth through faithful voices. He dismantles the illusion of self-sufficiency, and for those who repent, restores what was lost. If you’ve ever felt secure in your success, or sensed that God is shaking something in your life to get your attention, this sermon is for you!Jamison BebiakDaniel 4:1-37Countering CultureFebruary 15, 2026

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 unwavering… and yet they still entered the fire. So what does their story teach us about our own trials—about seasons of loss, fear, anxiety, and pain that don’t seem to make sense or feel fair?In this sermon, Pastor Dan helps us see that our hope is not found in avoiding suffering, but in discovering Who meets us there. Whether you’re walking through a season of suffering now or trying to make sense of past trauma, this message offers a steady, soul-anchoring reminder: you are not alone, your suffering is not random, and the fire does not have the final word.If you’re struggling to make sense of the season of life you’re in—this message is for you!

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 longer convenient. When loyalty is tested, obedience is misunderstood, and standing firm may mean standing alone, how should Christians respond? In a world that still demands our visible allegiance, the question remains: who truly deserves our worship?Jamison BebiakDaniel 3:1-18Countering CultureFebruary 1, 2026

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 Daniel 2:31–49, we’re reminded that while earthly empires rise and fall, God alone rules over history. King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream reveals a sobering truth — no human kingdom, no political power, and no cultural movement will last forever. But it also points us to a greater hope: God has already established a kingdom that cannot be shaken!If you’ve been unsettled by the headlines, discouraged by cultural chaos, or unsure where to place your hope, this message is for you!

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 reveals Himself as the One who exposes false wisdom, rules history, and invites humble dependence through prayer. In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explores how God works behind the scenes when control slips through our fingers and why the Christian faith offers something the world never can.If you’re tired of carrying the weight of unanswered questions, this passage points us to a greater hope, and to a greater Savior!Jamison BebiakDaniel 2:1-30Countering CultureJanuary 18, 2026

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, Daniel’s story reminds us that it’s not flashy moments but quiet, daily obedience that prepares us for lasting influence.This message will challenge you to draw your line before the pressure hits, rest in God’s favor when life feels unfair, remain steadfast when obedience is tested, and faithfully steward what God has entrusted to you. And ultimately, it will point you to Jesus—the true and better Daniel—who remained undefiled, overcame every temptation, and now empowers us by His Spirit to live differently in a compromising world.So, if you’re feeling the tension between faith and culture, this sermon will encourage you to stay faithful, trust God, and let Him write the rest of your story!

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. Daniel reminds us that exile is not accidental, identity is not negotiable, and suffering is never wasted in the hands of a sovereign God. When culture pressures you to compromise, redefine yourself, or trade faithfulness for comfort, Daniel shows another way.In this sermon, pastor Jamison wrestles with the reality of suffering, and the ache for a home beyond this world. If you’ve ever wondered whether God is near when life feels dark and disorienting, this sermon is for you!Jamison BebiakDaniel 1:1-7Countering CultureJanuary 4th, 2026

As we step into a new year, we’re flooded with goals, plans, and resolutions — but most of them fade by February. What if there was one resolution that truly changes everything?In this New Year’s message from Philippians 3:4–14, Pastor Dan invites us to shift from chasing self-improvement to pursuing spiritual transformation — from changing our habits to reshaping our hearts.Paul’s testimony confronts us with a deeper question than,“How can I improve my life?”Instead, it leads us to ask,“What resolutions can I make this year that will draw me closer to Jesus?”Through Paul’s transparent honesty and single-minded pursuit of Christ, we uncover a framework for change that doesn’t just tweak our circumstances — it transforms our lives and shapes our eternity.If you’re longing for a fresh start that goes deeper than surface-level goals…If you want a year marked by spiritual growth rather than spiritual drift…If you’re ready to pursue resolutions that really matter…this message will help you begin the year with clarity, courage, and Christ at the center!Because the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus makes everything else worth losing — and gaining Him changes everything!Philippians 3:4-14

Why did Jesus really come and what does that mean for your life today?At Christmas, we hear many answers about who Jesus is and why He came. Some say Jesus came to show us that God loves us. Some say he came to make the world a better place, or to make us happy, healthy and wealthy. But Luke 2 gives us the clearest and most compelling reason why Jesus came: to redeem us. In this message Pastor Jamison shows us our common need for redemption, how God provided for that need at great cost to Himself, and what that means for us today!

What if your affliction is a part of a greater plan, that would glorify God? Would that bring you peace?This Christmas, life doesn't stop being messy—but neither does God's plan! The first Christmas was a chaotic scene of global politics, stressful travel, and humble birth, yet every detail—from Caesar's decree to the manger's straw—was perfectly orchestrated by God to fulfill prophecy. In this sermon Justin dives into the details in Luke 2 as we learn how to stop striving for control and start resting in the peace that comes from trusting in God’s vast, sovereign, and unchanging plan. He is in the details of your life, even the chaotic ones!Justin MeyerLuke 2:1-21Living in Light of His ComingDecember 14, 2025

What overflows from you when life overwhelms you? Life is full of stresses that threaten to overwhelm us. One moment we are living life as usual and out of nowhere something comes along which leaves us reeling, wondering what to do next. How do you respond when you’re met with an impossible situation? What comes out of you when the pressures are high and friends are few? In this sermon Pastor Jamison explores Mary’s stunning response to the news that she will bear the Messiah and that her life will never be the same again. Join us as we learn how faith can turn our most overwhelming moments into awe inspired worship!Jamison BebiakLuke 1:39-56Living in Light of His ComingDecember 7, 2025

How do you live faithfully when God calls you into the unknown? When life takes an unexpected turn, when the plans you made for yourself don’t pan out, when you find yourself in a place you thought you would never be, what does faithfulness look likeIn Luke 1:26–38, we encounter a young woman named Mary who had her own plans and dreams for the future. But everything was about to change. God was about to interrupt her life in a way that would not only redirect her story, but impact all of human history and ultimately eternity.And if Mary could trust God with something that big, then surely there is hope for us in whatever uncertainties we face today!Tune in as we learn from the story and example of Mary how we too can live faithfully when God is calling us into the unknown!Dan DameronLuke 1:26-28Advent: The Promise of His ComingNovember 30, 2025

In this message from Psalm 96, guest speaker Austin Segar (Church Planter of Greater Glory Church), reminds us that God alone is worthy — worthy of worldwide worship, worthy of greater glory, and worthy of our eternal enjoyment. Be encouraged to lift your eyes and your praise to the God who reigns over all!Psalm 96Austin SegarNovember 23, 2025

What does Jesus desire most for His people?In this sermon on John 17:1-26 Pastor Dan walks us through the longest recorded prayer of Jesus and shows how Christ’s final requests to the Father reveal His deepest longings for His church. From redemption to preservation, to unity culminating in future glory, we discover that Jesus doesn’t just want us to survive this world — He wants us to know Him, be kept by Him, live united for Him, and ultimately be with Him where He is!Dan DameronJohn 17:1-26AbideNovember 16, 2025

When doubts creep in, where do you find your footing?Jesus promised His disciples peace because He has overcome the world! In this sermon from John 16:16-33 Justin explains why your joy is totally secure and how your confusion can actually lead to a deeper understanding of the gospel.Tune in to learn how to live with peace in the middle of tribulation!Justin MeyerJohn 16:16-33The Gospel of JohnNovember 9, 2025

Have you ever been tasked with something you didn’t feel equipped to accomplish?Maybe it was a new job, a major life change, or a season that felt far beyond your ability.That’s exactly how the disciples felt when Jesus told them He was leaving and that it was to their advantage. How could that possibly be a good thing? Because when Jesus ascended, the Holy Spirit descended — and the presence of God moved from being beside us to inside us.In this message from John 16:4–15, Pastor Dan unpacks how the Holy Spirit prepares us for God’s purposes — comforting us in weakness, convicting the world through our witness, and counseling us in the way of truth.If you’ve ever felt in over your head, this message will remind you:You are not under-equipped.The Holy Spirit inside you is better than Jesus beside you.🎧 Watch or listen now and be encouraged to walk in the Spirit’s power today!Dan DameronJohn 16:4b-15The Gospel of JohnNovember 2, 2025

Why does the world hate Christians?That might sound like a heavy question, but Jesus actually answers it directly in John 15–16 — on the night before the cross — when He prepares His disciples for the opposition that will come with following Him.In this message we look at:- Why hostility toward Christians shouldn’t surprise us- Why faithfulness often creates friction with culture- How the Holy Spirit strengthens believers to stand firm- And why rejection from the world is often evidence of belonging to ChristJesus never promised that following Him would be comfortable — but He did promise we would never stand alone.If you’ve ever felt the tension of being “set apart” in a world that doesn’t understand your faith, this sermon will encourage you to remain rooted, courageous, and confident in Christ.Jamison BebiakJohn 15:18-16:4The Gospel of JohnOctober 26, 2025

We all want a life that is spiritually vibrant — rooted, steady, filled with joy, and bearing lasting fruit. But if Jesus promised a life of fruitfulness… why do so many believers feel spiritually dry, weary, or unfruitful?In this sermon on John 15:1-17, Pastor Dan brings us back to the source:Fruit doesn’t begin with effort — it begins with connection. Abiding is not striving — it’s staying close.Abiding is not earning — it’s receiving.Abiding is not productivity — it’s union with Christ.And when we abide with Jesus, His Word reshapes our desires, His love becomes our security, His joy fills our soul, and His life flows through us into others!Jesus doesn’t say “Do more and I will stay near you.” He says, “Abide in Me, and I in you.” The branch doesn’t produce fruit by trying harder — but by staying connected to the Vine.If your soul is tired, dry, or hungry for renewal — tune in and be encouraged!Dan DameronJohn 15:1-17The Gospel of JohnOctober 19, 2025

Have you ever felt abandoned by God?Have you ever felt God had said “goodbye” and you were walking through life’s hardest moments all alone?  What if I told you that Jesus’ goodbye was actually the best news we could ever receive?In John 14, Jesus tells His disciples something shocking: that it’s good for Him to leave. How could that possibly be good? Because in His absence, He sends the Holy Spirit who is the very presence, truth, and peace of Christ living within us!In this message, Pastor Jamison helps us see how the Spirit helps us love Jesus through obedience, understand His Words, and experience peace even when life falls apart.Are you longing for a peace that doesn’t fade when trouble comes? Discover how the Spirit turns Jesus’ goodbye into our forever assurance: “You are not alone, and you never will be!”Jamison BebiakJohn 14:15-31Abide: The Gospel of JohnOctober 12, 2025

What do you do when the world feels like it’s falling apart?When chaos, tragedy, and division seem to surround us—how can our hearts possibly remain untroubled?In this  message from John 14:1–14, Justin Meyer reminds us that in a world overwhelmed by fear and confusion, Jesus offers unshakable assurance: “Let not your hearts be troubled.”So, if your heart has felt heavy, this sermon will lift your eyes to the hope that Jesus has already overcome the world! Take a moment to slow down, lean in, and remember the One who brings peace in the midst of chaos.Justin MeyerJohn 14:-14AbideOctober 5, 2025

If you had one night left on earth, what would you say to the people you love most?Would you give them advice, express gratitude, or warn them not to repeat your mistakes? On the night before His death, Jesus had just such a moment with His disciples, and what He chose to say may surprise you. Instead of offering strategies for survival, He gave them a single command: to love as He loved!In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us how to love as Jesus loves, the kind of love that marks a true disciple of Jesus!Jamison BebiakJohn 13:18-38The Gospel of JohnSeptember 28, 2025

What makes someone a good leader?Is it confidence? Charisma? The ability to get results? We often measure leadership by power and position, but in John 13 we see Jesus turn that definition upside down. On the night before His crucifixion, the King of Kings knelt down with a towel and basin to wash His disciples’ feet.In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks how true leadership isn’t about status but about service. Good leaders mirror Jesus—they love unconditionally, live from their God-given identity, and serve selflessly.But here’s the deeper question: If that’s what a good leader is, how do we become one? The answer isn’t found in trying harder or tapping into our own strength. It begins with the cleansing only Jesus can give. Before we can follow His example, our sinful hearts must first be washed by His sacrifice.Come and see how Jesus not only redefines leadership from the ground up but also makes us new so we can lead like Him.Dan DameronJohn 13:1-17AbideSeptember 21, 2025

What if the one thing missing in your church... is you?Have you ever wondered why you're drawn to certain roles or repelled by others? Why are you energized by serving in one way but exhausted in another? What if your unique wiring wasn’t random but was intentionally designed by God for a specific role in His family?In this sermon, Pastor Jamison unpacks the purpose of the spiritual gifts from Romans 12 and Ephesians 4, showing us that every single believer plays a vital part in the health and witness of the church!Whether you’re unsure of your purpose in the church, afraid of getting it wrong, or simply need a reminder that you matter; this message will challenge and encourage you to step into your God-given role in the body of Christ!Jamison BebiakStand Alone SermonSeptember 14, 2025

It’s been said that “bad company corrupts good character” and “a man is known by the company he keeps.” Which begs the question: what makes someone a good friend?Friendship is something we all longs for because it’s something that God designed us for. And friendship is powerful! It can bring some of the greatest joy in life and point you toward wisdom, holiness, and Jesus. But it can also bring some of the deepest pain. It can drag you into foolishness, compromise, and even regret.In this final message from our Walking Wisely in a Fool’s World sermon series, Pastor Dan unpacks what Proverbs teach us about friendship: the difference between wise friends and foolish friends, and how to both choose the right kind of people to walk with and become that kind of friend yourself.Tune into discover how Good friends reflect Jesus as they they guide us in his wisdom, guard us in his love, and grow us in his truth!

Have you ever looked at the world and thought, “That’s not right—where’s the justice in that?” We feel it in the news, in our neighborhoods, even in our own homes. From playground squabbles to political corruption, from family conflicts to cultural debates, our hearts cry out for what is right. In a world full of injustice, where is true justice found?In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us how the book of Proverbs points us to the source of true justice; which can’t be found in politics, power, or personal opinion, but in the wisdom of God revealed perfectly in Jesus Christ! Come discover how living justly under God’s authority can change your home, your community, and even your city!Justice: Living Under God's AuthorityJamison BebiakAugust 31, 2025

Does our work matter to God?So often we think of work as just a paycheck, a grind, or something to just get through. But the scriptures paint a different picture: work is more than just survival—it’s a means of stewardship, worship, and provision.In this sermon, Pastor Dan unpacks how the Proverbs teach that diligence in our work provides for our needs, protects us from unnecessary hardship, and prospers us with influence and opportunity.Yet the hope of this message isn’t found in our own effort. It’s found in Jesus—the One who finished the greatest work on our behalf. Because of Him, even the most ordinary tasks can be transformed into worship, telling the story of a faithful God who provides, protects, and prospers His people!Dan DameronWalking Wisely in a Fool's World August 24, 2025

When you think about your life, what kind of legacy will you leave behind?Parenting is more than raising successful kids, it’s about shaping souls and leaving behind a legacy of wisdom and faith!In this message, Pastor Jamison shares how we can pass on what we treasure, lovingly shape our children’s character, and live with a faith worth imitating.Whether you’re a parent, a future parent, or discipling someone spiritually, this message will encourage you to lean on God’s grace and wisdom as you invest in the next generation!

What you give to God’s kingdom doesn’t fade—it echoes into eternity!In this sermon, Ed Emmerling, Executive Director of the Baptist State Convention of Michigan, reminds us that everything we have belongs to God—we’re not owners, but stewards entrusted with His resources! That means giving isn’t a tax, but an active worship, and one of the clearest ways we exercise our trust in Him! Through practical steps like starting small, giving consistently, and increasing proportionally until giving both cheerfully and sacrificially, you will be challenged to make generosity a priority. Because when we give to God’s kingdom, it’s never subtraction—it’s multiplication, and the impact lasts forever!fEd EmmerlingProverbs 3:9-10Walking Wisely in a Fool's WorldAugust 10, 2025

We live in a world that constantly tells us to elevate ourselves—prove your worth, protect your image, seek the spotlight. But what if that mindset is actually working against you?In this sermon, Justin Meyer explores the subtle—and not so subtle—ways pride creeps into our lives: dismissing correction, overestimating ourselves, refusing to admit weakness, taking undue credit, and judging others.But he doesn’t stop there; you'll be invited to trade the pressure of pride for the peace of humility! Because here’s the paradox: the very things pride seeks—honor, wisdom, acceptance, and peace—are actually only found through humility.This sermon will challenge your assumptions, expose the posture of your heart, and point you to the One who humbled Himself for your sake!Justin MeyerWalking Wisely in a Fool's World

What if the greatest threat to your faith isn’t around you—but within you?Busyness, temptation, cultural pressure, and suffering are real struggles—but Scripture says the most important thing you must guard isn’t your bank account, your doctrine, or even your family... it’s your heart!In this sermon from Proverbs 4:23, Pastor Dan helps us see the sobering truth: whatever grips your heart will guide your life. That’s why you must guard it!🎧 Tune in to learn how to recognize what’s shaping your heart, what’s flowing from it, and how to guard it in a world that says “follow it.Dan DameronProverbs 4:23Walking Wisely in a Fool's WordJuly 27, 2025

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 BebiakProverbs 1:1-7Walking Wisely in a Fool's WorldJuly 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 DameronGenesis 2:18-24, Malachi 2:14, Ephesians 5:22-33New Church, Old TruthsJune 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 BebiakTopicalNew Church, Old TruthsJune 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 DameronGenesis 1:1-2:3New Church, Old TruthsJune 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 BebiakTopicalNew Church, Old TruthsJune 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 Dameron2 Timothy 3:16-17New Church, Old TruthsJune 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!