Convergence Church

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 trust the authority of God's word? 

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 sold out life to follow Jesus.

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 servants into appointed Friends and Ambassadors. Watch to learn how the "fresh sap" of God’s word can wash you clean, align your heart with His, and empower you to bear the “much fruit” you were created for.

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.

In John 6, we behold Jesus not only as the provider, but as the provision. From the feeding of the five thousand to the declaration, “I am the Bread of Life,” this message from Pastor Andrew Fish invites us to move beyond reasoning and into revelation. Jesus takes what is offered, multiplies it, and reveals Himself as the true source of life, nourishment, and eternal satisfaction. The call is simple yet costly: place your life open-handed before Him and trust the God who is always more than enough.

Jesus gives us an inside look at His intimate relationship with the Father and shows how everything He did flowed out of complete dependence on Him. Jesus saw what the Father was doing and did it. As His followers, we are invited to live in this same place of dependence and intimacy with the Father.

In John 4, Jesus intentionally meets a Samaritan woman at a well and offers her something no other source ever could, living water that never runs dry. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores how the source that we draw from matters. If we are relying on other sources then we will end up always thirsty but if we rely on the living water then we will find true satisfaction and life.  As we go into 2026, we must leave behind temporary sources that never satisfy and draw from the true source of Life in Jesus through the Holy Spirit.

There is no greater miracle than the miracle of the new birth–where in a split second a person is delivered from the grip of Satan and made a completely new child of God. This is all possible because of God’s gift, the greatest gift, the gift of His only Son. This Son was announced by a humble forerunner who gladly stepped aside and rejoiced as Jesus’ following increased.

Jesus’ first miracle and first Passover declare that the Messiah has arrived. In John 2, we encounter Jesus turning water into wine and then stepping into the temple with a whip as the Son of God who is zealous for His Father’s house. There is an invitation into a life of joy, holiness, and purity. He can take the ordinary and make it extraordinary.

In today’s message, Nikki Comolli and Isaac Rudolph explore who Jesus is as revealed in John 1. Be encouraged to come and see Jesus as never before.

Join us as we unpack the “divine synergy” of Romans 8:28, showing how the Holy Spirit’s perfect intercession and God’s redemptive power cause every circumstance—and even every attack—to ultimately work together for good. 

There are so many believers who are carrying a weight they were never mean to carry. In this sermon Wesley unpacks what it means that we are for HIM! 

We are excited about the vision the Lord has given us for 2026! In this message, we hear from our team as they lay out the vision and initiatives for next year. As a church family, we are launching into 2026 together to see people encounter Jesus and cities transformed. The best is yet to come!

As part of our 3 week vision series, Andrew & Emily process things we are experiencing and have experienced as a church family this year, things we are praying for, a financial health update, recognize elders, talk through some things we are dreaming about and answer questions that were submitted.

In this message, Encounter Jesus | Transform Cities, Pastor Andrew Fish unpacks how one encounter with Jesus changes everything. Drawing from Saul’s radical transformation in Acts 9, he reminds us that no one is too far gone for God’s grace. When we truly meet Jesus, He gives us new identity, purpose, and voice, empowering us to impact our cities with His love and power. Discover how encountering Jesus personally leads to community and citywide transformation.

We’re living in a season of incredible harvest—here in our nation and around the world. Family members, neighbors, and even those who’ve been running from God for years are suddenly open and hungry. The Spirit is igniting our hearts with a fresh boldness and a renewed awareness of the amazing power of the gospel.

In this message. “Grace Be With You,” Pastor Andrew Fish talks about the heart of the gospel—God’s unearned, empowering grace. Grace not only saves us but transforms us, empowering us to live free from sin and walk confidently in God’s purpose. He unpacks what it truly means to live from grace, not for it—resting in His presence, fueled by His favor, and shaped by His transforming love.

Broken relationships don’t heal by accident. In this message, Jason unpacks Jesus’ heart for reconciliation and how forgiveness and repentance work together to restore what’s been broken. Discover how to take practical steps toward peace and unity—reflecting the same love that reconciled us to God.

Forgiveness isn’t optional—it’s the way of Jesus. In a world that teaches us to hold grudges and demand justice, Jesus calls us to release offense and let His mercy flow through us. This message unpacks Matthew 18 and the heart of the gospel: we forgive because we have been forgiven. True freedom begins when we let go—of others, of pain, and even of ourselves—and trust God to be the just and merciful one.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish calls us to true repentance—a decisive turning from sin and self toward Jesus alone. More than confession, repentance is a Spirit-empowered change of heart and mind that marks a new direction. In this season, God is inviting His people and our nation to humble themselves, embrace the fear of the Lord, and walk boldly in the power of the gospel. The turning point is here—will we turn fully to Him?

This is a historic moment of opportunity. It's a time for the church to step into the fear of Lord that saturated the atmosphere of the early church. Join us as Pastor Steve shares keys to seeing the fear of the Lord increase in your life.  

This is a defining moment for the Church. We are being called to step up and walk in greater courage and boldness. Are we truly willing to lay down our lives for the sake of the gospel? In this message, Senior Pastor Andrew Fish addresses the assassination of Charlie Kirk and our response. Then Pastor Steve Fish shares a fresh word from Acts 8 on how persecution fuels the Church. 

In this message, Nikki explores God’s unwavering desire to be with us from the very beginning. When we embrace the reality of God’s faithful presence, it ignites our courage and leads to victory.

This Sunday we had a powerful time of worship and a short message by Pastor Andrew on crazy faith. We had to navigate a water issue on campus so we had a shortened service. We are so grateful for this church family!

Emily shares with us about having an Eternal Perspective when we walk through Grief & Suffering as well as an Eternal Perspective on Healing. Our life here is only but a vapor, but when we see Heaven as the end instead of earth, our perspective shifts. 

Jesus is returning! As we look to His return the Bible talks about being ready and staying alert. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish helps us answer several key questions about eternity. Things like, how do we steward our lives with eternity with Jesus in mind and what will final Judgement look like for the believer and the unbeliever?  “Final Judgement comes for everyone but what matters is whether you have put your faith in Jesus through salvation or not. Is Jesus your Lord and savior or not?”

This week we had Andrew Steele, a missionary in the Middle East, share testimonies and God’s heart for the unreached.

Every year we devote an entire Sunday to celebrate what God has done. This is a powerful time of testimonies, prayer, and celebration!

Heidi Baker was our guest speaker today and she shared stories & from Ephesians 1 on the Spirit of Adoption.

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 key passages, we are reminded that we need each other to thrive, be sharpened, and keep our lamps burning bright. Church isn't just a service—it's a people becoming like Jesus, together.

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 here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/convergence-conversations/id1627786870

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.