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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 Meyer
John 14:-14
Abide
October 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 Bebiak
John 13:18-38
The Gospel of John
September 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 Dameron
John 13:1-17
Abide
September 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 Bebiak
Stand Alone Sermon
September 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 Authority
Jamison Bebiak
August 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 Dameron
Walking 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!f
Ed Emmerling
Proverbs 3:9-10
Walking Wisely in a Fool's World
August 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 Meyer
Walking 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 Dameron
Proverbs 4:23
Walking Wisely in a Fool's Word
July 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 Bebiak
Proverbs 1:1-7
Walking Wisely in a Fool's World
July 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 Dameron
Genesis 2:18-24, Malachi 2:14, Ephesians 5:22-33
New Church, Old Truths
June 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 Bebiak
Topical
New Church, Old Truths
June 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 Dameron
Genesis 1:1-2:3
New Church, Old Truths
June 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 Bebiak
Topical
New Church, Old Truths
June 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 Dameron
2 Timothy 3:16-17
New Church, Old Truths
June 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!
Have you ever asked yourself, “Why is this happening to me?”
In the final chapter of Ruth, we see a story that begins with loss end with life. A story that starts in grief ends in joy. But it doesn’t skip the pain in between.
This sermon doesn’t gloss over suffering — it acknowledges it. Because for many of us, life feels more like Mara than Naomi. But what if, even in the bitterness, God is at work? What if the loss, the waiting, and the silence are part of a redemption that’s already unfolding?
As Justin closed out our Ruin to Redemption series, we saw how God was never absent — not in Moab, not in the famine, and not in the waiting. And He’s not absent in your story either!
If you’re walking through uncertainty, doubt, or pain, this message is for you. Come be reminded that even when it doesn’t feel like it — God is writing something beautiful!
Justin Meyer
Ruth 4
From Ruin to Redemption
May 18, 2025
In a time of moral chaos, Ruth quietly prepares, boldly steps out in faith, and humbly rests at the feet of her redeemer. Her story is a beautiful picture of what it means to ready ourselves for Christ, rest in His finished work, and wait for His glorious return! Like Ruth, we are called to reject lesser saviors and place our trust in the one true Redeemer.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explores the biblical meaning of redemption and how it frees us from sin, suffering, and slavery. Tune in to hear how Jesus invites us to rest—not in our worthiness, but in His righteousness!
Jamison Bebiak
Ruth 3:1-18
From Ruin to Redemption
May 11, 2025
Are you feeling stuck in a season of waiting?
Whether you're waiting for a breakthrough, an answer, or a next step—you're not alone. In this week's message from Ruth 2, we discover that even in the in-between, God is still working.
Ruth didn’t have all the answers. She didn’t hear a voice from heaven. But she took one small step of faith and God used it to start rewriting her story.
If you're paralyzed by indecision or overwhelmed by uncertainty, this sermon is for you.
Come be reminded that God honors faithful steps, no matter how small. He’s not just in the miracles—He’s in the every mundane moment too.
Listen in and discover what to do when you're stuck in the waiting.
Have you ever felt like in the midst of your deepest pain God was nowhere to be found?
If we’re honest, many of us would say we struggle to know if God is for us or against us sometimes. We doubt, we wonder, and we can fall into disbelief — thinking that maybe God isn’t as good as He says He is. The trials and sufferings of this life can leave us asking, “Where is God?”
The book of Ruth asks many of these same questions and gives us answers and assurances for the worst moments of life!
In this sermon on Ruth 1, Pastor Jamison shows us how God works in and through our suffering, to give us his grace, lead us home, and prove his steadfast love to us!
Jamison Bebiak
Ruth 1
From Ruin to Redemption
April 27, 2025
Life is messy and behind every smile, there’s a struggle.
Whether it’s anxiety, grief, broken relationships, financial stress, or just the crushing weight of everyday life — we all face encounter trouble. But the resurrection of Jesus changes how we face it!
In this sermon, Pastor Dan unpacks John 16:33 helping us to see that while tribulation is inevitable in this life because of sin, peace has been made possible through Jesus’s sacrifice on the cross. But even more than that, we can actually rejoice in our sufferings because in rising from the grave, Jesus secured our victory!
The resurrection isn’t just a future promise — it’s present power. Because Jesus has overcome the world, we can take heart in the middle of whatever we’re facing.
No matter your story, your burdens, or your doubts — this message will meet you right where you are and point you to the risen King who offers unshakable peace and the courage to move forward!
Dan Dameron
John 16:33
Easter 2025
April 20, 205
In the closing lines of Titus, Paul shows us that fruitfulness in the Christian life is deeply connected to faithfulness in Christian community. These verses are more than logistics—they’re a glimpse into how the early church lived in response to Jesus’ presence, provision, and grace! Paul calls Titus and his church to invest in one another by showing up, supporting each other, and serving together. Gospel ministry was never meant to be a solo mission.
In this sermon Pastor Jamison reminds us that lasting impact comes through shared life and that the church becomes a fruitful family when grace shapes our relationships. When we make time for one another, meet real needs, and move forward together in mission we are becoming a church that is built to last!
Jamison Bebiak
Titus 3:12-15
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
April 13, 2025
What do you think is the greatest threat to the church?
Atheism? Cultural apathy? Government overreach?Radical progressivism—or rigid traditionalism?
This past Sunday in our Built to Last series, we explored Titus 3:9–11 and discovered that the greatest threat to the church isn’t what’s “out there,” but what’s in here. It’s not external opposition, but internal division!
So, if we’re going to be a church that’s built to last, we must learn how to be unified in our mission.
In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks how we can maintain the unity and rise above the divisions!
Dan Dameron
Titus 3:9-11
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
April 6, 2025
Do you enjoy waiting?
Most of us hate having to wait! Yet as followers of Christ, we live in a season of waiting—waiting for our blessed hope, the return of Jesus. But this waiting is not idle; it is purposeful. In this sermon, Pastor Jamison unpacks Paul’s words in Titus 3:1-7, challenging us to consider how the world sees us while we wait. Do our lives reflect the grace that has transformed us?
Through Paul’s instructions to the church in Crete, we see that waiting for Christ means being ready for good works. We are called to submit obediently, serve zealously, speak gently, and show humility—living as a testimony of God’s redemptive power. Yet, we must never forget where we came from. Paul reminds us of our past, not to shame us, but to magnify the mercy of God who saved us—not by our righteousness, but by His grace.
This sermon calls us to live distinct lives that reflect Jesus to a watching world. While we wait, we must make the gospel visible through our transformed lives. Are you ready for good works? The world is watching.
Jamison Bebiak
Titus 3:1-8
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
March 30, 2025
Have you ever received “a gift that keeps on giving”?
Some "gifts"—like the flu, a family group text, and credit card debt—keep giving in all the WRONG ways! But others—like the joy of parenting, learning a valuable skill, and prioritizing your physical health—offer lasting rewards!
In Titus 2:11-15, we see that grace is the ultimate gift that keeps on giving! Too often, we think of grace as only about forgiveness, but it also empowers us to grow in holiness.
In this sermon Pastor Dan explains how grace doesn’t just save us from the consequences of our sin—it trains us in holiness, sustains us in holiness until Christ's return when we are made perfectly holy! From salvation to sanctification to glorification, every step of our journey is all a work of God's grace in our lives.
Dan Dameron
Titus 2:11-15
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
March 23, 2025
How does your faith shape the way you work?
In this message we explore Titus 2:9-10 and uncover how our attitude, integrity, and diligence in the workplace reflect the gospel. Whether you’re leading a team, clocking in for a shift, or managing a household, your work is an opportunity to display Christ.
Paul’s words to bondservants in the early church still challenge us today: Are we submissive and well-pleasing in our work? Do we resist the temptation to argue and cut corners? Do we approach our jobs with integrity and faithfulness, adorning the doctrine of God in all we do?
Your job is more than a paycheck—it’s a platform for the gospel. Let’s learn how to glorify God from 9 to 5 and beyond!
What does it mean to live a life worth following?
In Titus 2:1-8, Paul lays out a vision for a church where believers—young and old, men and women—walk in a faith that matches their words. God calls us not just to profess sound doctrine but to embody it in the way we live, setting an example for others to follow.
In this sermon, Pastor Dan walks through how God has designed discipleship within the church: older men setting the pace through lives of maturity and stability, pouring into the younger men; older women setting the standard in godly character and influence, training and encouraging the younger women. And then younger men and younger women humbling yourselves, seeking wise counsel, and inviting godly older men and women into their lives!
When each of us embraces our God-given role in discipleship, the church flourishes, and the gospel is put on display to a watching world. Tune to discover how generational discipleship forms a church that is built to last!
Dan Dameron
Titus 2:1-8
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
March 9, 2025
Who are you allowing to shape your faith?
In Titus 1:10-16, Paul warns about the dangers of false teachers—those who twist the truth for personal gain and lead others away from sound doctrine. False teaching isn’t just a problem "out there"—it can creep into the church and our own hearts if we’re not careful.
In this sermon Pastor Jamison unpacks what false teaching is, why it’s so dangerous, and why the church must stand firm in the truth of God’s Word!
Jamison Bebiak
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
Titus 1:10-2:1
March 2, 2025
What makes someone a good pastor?
As we endeavor to appoint more elders, what should we be looking for?
Some would say dynamic communicators, strategic visionaries, influential leaders, and skilled managers with degrees. But if we build our leadership model on these worldly metrics alone, we risk elevating charisma over character, and skill over spiritual maturity. Were not the Pharisees highly educated, influential, and gifted teachers?
So, what are the right metrics?
In this sermon on Titus 1:6-9, Pastor Dan helps us see the ‘Qualities That Lead: The Marks of a Biblical Elder’. A faithful pastor is one who is faithful to his family, integrous in his conduct, godly in his character, and unwavering in his devotion to sound doctrine. These are the qualities that truly lead!
But these aren’t just standards for pastors—they are marks of spiritual maturity that every believers should aspire to. Whether you are an elder, an aspiring leader, or simply a follower of Jesus , this message challenge will you to examine yourself and consider “Am I living a life that is worth imitating?”
Dan Dameron
Titus 1:6-8
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
February 23, 2025
What is an elder?
When many of us hear that word, we envision old curmudgeonly people who want to suck the fun from our lives. However, the Bible uses that word very differently!
An Elder is a spiritually mature man in the church who is called to help others reach spiritually maturity and avoid dangers to our faith.
In this sermon on Titus 1:5 Pastor Jamison explains what an elder is, what they are responsible for, and how the church should respond to and care for their elders!
Jamison Bebiak
Titus 1:5
Built to Last: Foundations of a Healthy Church
February 16, 2025
Dan Dameron
Titus 1:1-4
Built to Last: The Foundations of a Healthy Church
February 9, 2025
Have you ever thought about the greatness of the Great Commission?
Jesus has saved his church to be a light in the world so that All nations would come to know his saving power. However, reaching all nations is a huge mission, one too great for any one church or denomination to fulfill! However, when local churches choose to work together, we extend the reach of Jesus' kingdom and more effectively shine his light in dark places.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison challenges the church to come together, lock arms, and collaborate for the sake of the Great Commission.
What’s your part in God’s plan?
Have you ever felt like God is calling you to something more—but you’re stuck in frustration perpetually waiting for the “right” circumstances? You’re not alone!
In this sermon, Pastor Dan unpacks the truth that God isn’t waiting for a better version of you or a perfect scenario to use you! In fact, He’s already given you a mission, empowered you for it, and entrusted you with it. Intrigued?
When we stop asking, “God, when will You give me something more?” and start asking, “God, how can I be faithful with what You’ve already given me?” everything changes!
Have you ever been in a conflict with another Christian?
I’m sure you have, and if my guess is correct, it was probably over something you said, though more than likely, how you said it. That was probably what sparked the conflict. The Bible is clear that Christians are to speak the truth of God’s word to one another. We are to sharpen each other and remind one another of God’s standards for us. But, we are to do so lovingly, as we share not just the truth but our lives with one another!
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us how we can convey truth to one another according to God’s word.
Jamison Bebiak
1 Thessalonians 2:1-8
Beyond the Walls
January 19, 2025
Are you longing for deeper community but struggling to find it?
The reality is God designed us for community! In fact, the Gospel makes us family and our faith is actually forged through our relationships with one another.
From the early church we learn that authentic community requires more than just desire—it necessitates devotion and sacrifice. Tune in to learn six practical ways you can establish meaningful relationships within the church and bring Jesus’s kingdom to our city!
What is the most powerful thing a Christian can do?
Maybe you think it’s forgiving wrongs, turning the other cheek, enduring persecution, or telling people about the gospel. All those things are powerful and essential to the Christian life, but the single, most powerful thing a Christian can do… is pray. Prayer is interesting, isn't it? Christians have the privilege of communing with the author of life and yet prayer is often relegated to asking God for things when we are in trouble, or when we need to transition to the next part of Sunday service. But God never designed prayer for this. God designed prayer to give us life, and to change our lives, and to change the lives of those around us!
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us the purpose, power, promise, and process of Christian Prayer.
It may come as a surprise to some, but the vision of Convergent Church isn’t to become the largest church in town, nor is it to have the nicest building, our own Christian school, or the most dynamic programming. It’s so much bigger than that! Because we could do all of those things and still not make a dent on the lostness in our city.
In this sermon, Pastor Dan casts the vision of a new city—a city where people are rescued by Jesus from their sin, living in submission to His will, and reaping the blessings of His kingdom. This is a place where active faith in Jesus isn’t the exception but the norm! We believe this vision aligns with what God desires to do in Owosso.
In Matthew 6:10, Jesus teaches us to pray: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” This is more than a prayer; it’s a call to action. It’s Jesus’s desire and God’s ultimate plan for the fullness of time. So the real question is: “Why not here, why not now?”
The call is clear: we are invited to partner with God in bringing His kingdom to Owosso.
Tune in to learn more about your part in God’s plan!
Dan Dameron
Matthew 6:9-10
Beyond the Walls
December 29, 2024
Are you weary? Are you tired? Do the holidays seem like one big chaotic mess? Do you need peace? If we are honest, many of us become overwhelmed during the Christmas season. Anxiety swells, grief can cripple us, and conflict abounds. For most of us, the most wonderful time of the year leaves us more drained than when we started. We pine of peace. Friend, the peace we long for can only be found in one place, one person, Jesus Christ.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison surveys the names the prophet Isaiah ascribes to Jesus and shows us how Jesus overcomes our greatest problems, leading us into lasting peace.
Jamison Bebiak
Isaiah 9:6
The Weary World Rejoices
December 22, 2024
How do we navigate grief during the holidays?
If we’re honest, we’re often told Christians should be happy, shiny, joyful people, especially during the holidays. With all the celebration, lights, traveling, cooking, and celebrating it can be easy to bury ur griefs and sorrows to avoid the process of healing God wants to work out through our grief this time of year. Christians need to know it’s okay to grieve — especially at Christmastime!
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison brings a biblical perspective on processing grief from the book of Lamentations.
Jamison Bebiak
Lamentations 3:1-33
The Weary World Rejoices: Hope for the Holidays
December 15, 2024
How do we navigate the relational tension that often accompanies this season?
In this message, Justin walks us through Ephesians 5 and uncovers practical wisdom to overcome stress, conflict, and relational strain by walking in love!
Through Paul’s words, we’ll discover how to extend grace, patience, and kindness to those around us, even in the most challenging circumstances. Whether you're dealing with family drama, workplace struggles, or personal heartache, this sermon reminds us that as children of God, we are empowered to reflect His light and love in every relationship.
Join us as we learn how to rise above the distractions and embrace the peace and joy that come from Christ! This is an invitation to take hold of the hope that transforms tension into an opportunity to walk in love and shine His light into a weary world.
Does anxiety feel like an unwelcome guest this holiday season?
Between financial stress, family dynamics, overcommitment, routine disruptions, and the weight of grief, it’s no wonder so many of us feel overwhelmed this time of year! But what if the anxiety we carry wasn’t meant to crush us but to shape us?
In this sermon we’re taking an honest look at the worries that weigh us down and exploring Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:25-34. Together, we’ll discover how God faithfully meets us in our fear, provides for our every need, and uses even our struggles to shape us into the likeness of Christ. In the end Pastor Dan explains how our anxieties aren’t intended to cause us to despair, but to drive us deeper in our devotion to God!
Tune in as we turn our weary hearts towards the One who has carried all of our burdens.
Dan Dameron
Matthew 6:25-34
The Weary World Rejoices: Hope for the Holidays
December 1, 2024
In John 12 we witness Jesus making a series of life-altering choices. As Jesus prepares for the cross, he must choose faithful obedience over fear, uncertainty, and self-reliance.
Like Jesus, the choices we make shape our legacy and impact eternity. Everyday, we are faced with the same decision as Jesus, whether to glorify God, or promote ourselves. Will we choose what is good, righteous, and God-glorifying? Will we make decisions based on their impact on eternity, or the fleeting pleasures of the present moment? Will we like Jesus choose self-sacrifice, in order that others might know the salvation only Jesus can provide?
Jamison Bebiak
John 12:27-50
Jesus Is
November 24, 2024
On Sunday, Pastor Dan unpacked John 12:1–26, challenging us to consider this question: Is Jesus your means or is Jesus your end?
We explored how people often come to Jesus for many reasons—seeking comfort, solutions, or blessings. Judas sought profit, the religious leaders pursued prestige, and the crowds craved power. Yet, only one reason leads to eternal life: recognizing Jesus as the ultimate prize and surrendering everything to Him.
Mary demonstrated this vividly in offering her most valuable possession in worship, understanding that Jesus is life itself. This message is convicting reminder that Jesus isn’t just a means to our goals; He is the goal, worthy of all we have and all we are.
Is Jesus the end of your story?
Dan Dameron
John 12:1-26
Jesus Is
November 17, 2024
This message explores incredible truth that Jesus is the Resurrection. We saw how His timing is always perfect, even when it feels delayed, and how His presence brings us comfort in ways that meet our deepest needs. We were reminded of His all-sufficient power as He called Lazarus from the grave, proving He has authority over life and death. Finally, we recognized that Jesus' resurrection power demands a response—will we choose to believe and follow Him?
Matt Carter
John 11:1-55
Jesus Is
November 10th, 2024
Where do you place your hope?
In this world we can place our hope in many things. Some people place their hope in money, some in relationships, others in political leaders, and others still in themselves. Where we place our hope matters. Like a house built on shifting sands, If we place our hope on what is unstable, we are headed for collapse. The scriptures are clear, only one thing, one person, can bring us hope and keep us from collapse. Jesus!
In this message Pastor Jamison shows us how Jesus's words and works bring us hope and that we are to share that hope with others.
Jamison Bebiak
John 10:22-40
Jesus Is
November 3, 2024
Have you ever questioned God’s love for you? In John 10:1-21, Jesus reveals himself as the Good Shepherd who cares for his sheep. In this sermon Pastor Dan helps us see how we can be certain of God's love for us even in the most uncertain of times because Jesus gathers us, he guards us, and gives his life for us!
Why do the innocent suffer?
For millennia people have tried to explain why bad things happen to good people. When we suffer, we tend to think that it is a consequence of our sin, and that the suffering we are experiencing is actually God’s displeasure with us. What if we knew that in our suffering, God had a plan? Would that change how we experienced trials? Would it change how we viewed God?
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explains how God uses our suffering for God’s glory and for our good!
Jamison Bebiak
John 9:1-41
Jesus Is
October 20, 2024
What is one thing that is true of every person? What is something that is true of both the young and old, liberals and conservatives, wealthy and poor?
We are all dying!
You read that right: death is an equal-opportunity offender, and we never know when our time will come! For many, this brings fear and uncertainty. But that doesn’t have to be the case! In fact, you can know for certain today where you will go when you die.
In John 8:51, Jesus declared: “Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death.” And this sermon, Pastor Dan breaks down how Jesus can deliver us from death and why we can take Him at His word.
So, we invite you to join us for an exodus from fear and uncertainty to “strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow”!
Dan Dameron
John 8:48-59
Jesus Is
October 13, 2024
Have you ever questioned your faith? In John 8:31-47, Jesus speaks to a group of Jews who initially believed in Him, but their lack of genuine faith soon became clear. Jesus teaches that true disciples abide in His word, know the truth, and find freedom in Him. But what does it mean to "abide" in His word, and how does this lead to freedom?
In this sermon, Justin Meyer explains how knowing the truth is not about intellectual understanding—it's about knowing Jesus Himself. Jesus is the truth!
Justin Meyer
John 8:31-47
Jesus Is
October 6, 2024
How important is light? Imagine brushing your teeth, getting dressed or driving to work without the ability to see. Without light plants don’t grow. Without light animals can’t live. Without light the world crumbles around us. Light is essential for light. No light, no hope.
Sadly, we are all born without light. Born into spiritual darkness, separated from God and desperate for hope.
Jesus proclaimed “I am the light of the world”. Jesus is the light that illuminates the darkness of our world, brings us hope and reunites us with God.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows how people born into spiritual darkness can become people of light.
Jamison Bebiak
John 8:12-30
Jesus Is
September 29, 2024
This week's message dives deep into the truth that Jesus is not just a prophet—He is THE Prophet! Just like a winning lottery ticket or life-changing investment advice, Jesus offers us something even greater: living water and a life of eternal value. Tune in as John Lowrey helps us learn how to "Profit from the Prophet" by hearing and believing the words of Jesus, who alone can guide us to eternal life, divine truth, and fulfillment!
John Lowrey
John 7:32-52
Jesus Is
September 22, 2024
Have you ever misjudged someone?
Perhaps you've drawn conclusions based on appearances or limited information, only to discover later that you were wrong. In John 7, we see this very thing happen to Jesus. The Jews, focusing on outward appearances, failed to make a right judgment about Him, and many missed the truth of who He was. This same confusion persists today—people wrestle with questions about Jesus’ identity. Yet, our eternal destiny hinges on the answer to this one crucial question: Who is Jesus?
In this sermon, Pastor Dan unpacks how Jesus is the Christ in John 7:1-31 and what that truth means for our lives today!
On Sunday we continued our ‘Evangelism by the Book’ sermon series with a look into Prophetic Evangelism, as seen in Acts 2:14-41.
In this sermon, Pastor Dan unpacks how God's Word acts as a spiritual MRI to reveal our sickness with sin and how just as a good doctor would never withhold a life-saving diagnosis, we too must boldly share the cure for sin with others!
🌟 Highlights:
- How to bring God's Word to bear on people’s lives.
- The importance of telling people the reality of their sin.
- Offering the gospel as the only remedy for sin.
- Inviting others to respond in repentance and faith.
This message is not just a sermon—it's a call to action! Will you answer?
Dan Dameron
Acts 2:14-41
Evangelism by the Book
September 1, 2024
There’s more than one way to reach the lost. When we think about evangelism, we often picture the preacher on the street corner or the pastor in the pulpit. You may be surprised to know that evangelism is something every Christian is called to pursue with the people they already know and that there’s no clear cut way to do it!
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison recounts the story of Philip and the Ethiopian and shows how to pursue evangelism within a new or existing relationship by guiding those seeking answers to the one who has them -- Jesus!
Jamison Bebiak
Acts 8:26-40
Evangelism by the Book
August 25, 2024
Have you ever encountered someone who was visibly down on their luck?
Did you engage with them or turn away? Did you try to meet them with some form of compassion in their time of need? And if so, what was your motivation?
In this week's sermon Pastor Dan explains how God has called you and I into the fray to compassionately apply the gospel to the brokenness of the world. But where do we start? Tune in for 5 steps for sharing the gospel with those in need!
Dan Dameron
John 4:1-42
Evangelism by the Book
August 18, 2024
Evangelism is hard! Few would dispute that.
When we attempt to share the gospel there is always a potential for loss. Loss of friends. Loss of influence. Loss of family. And in extreme cases, the loss of Life. Despite all of the reasons we stand to suffer loss, the Bible is full or reasons why the church should evangelize and why it matters so much to Jesus and his Kingdom.
In the sermon Pastor Jamison explores the reasons why we often avoid evangelism and the greater reasons why we should embrace it!
Jamison Bebiak
2 Corinthians 5
Evangelism by the Book
August 11, 2024
The final words someone leaves us with are important and often leave a profound on our lives.
After the resurrection, Jesus gave him disciples one final command before ascending to heaven:
"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you." (Matt. 28:19-20)
These are our marching orders! And those who truly love Jesus really desire to be obedient to them. The problem? Many don’t know where to start, what to say, or how to engage in gospel conversation! So, on Sunday, Pastor Dan opened up a sermon series titled ‘Evangelism by the Book’.
Tune into the first sermon as he answers the question “What is evangelism?”
Dan Dameron
Matthew 28:17-20
Evangelism by the Book
August 4, 2024
What do you believe is hindering your generosity?
Is there just not enough time in the day? Maybe you simply lack the skills to meet physical needs? Perhaps you are discerning a charitable cause, so that you can faithfully steward the money you’ve been entrusted with? Or maybe it’s your income level?
Whatever the case may be, in this sermon Justin Meyer helps us see how God’s provision is greater than our position. He then proceeds to provide us with some actionable steps we can take to grow in our generosity today!
Justin Meyer
Philippians 4:10-20
Running Well
July 28, 2024
Conflict stinks! Yet in a broken and sinful world we encounter conflict nearly everyday. Whether it’s between people, conflicts in our hearts, or thinking confusing and conflicting thoughts, conflict affects all of our lives. But God, in his love for us and through His word to us, has given us paths through conflict!
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison highlights three kinds of conflicts we face and how God calls us to overcome them!
Jamison Bebiak
Philippians 3:10-20
Running Well
July 21, 2024
Are you satisfied with where you're at in your relationship with Jesus, are do you want to continue to grow?
Beyond simply knowing Jesus, what are some tangible ways that we can grow in him? In this week's sermon, Pastor Dan presented us with 5 steps we can take towards Christian maturity from Philippians 3:12-21!
Dan Dameron
Philippians 3:12-21
Running Well
July 14, 2024
What is your proudest achievement?
There really is no shortage of things that we can pride ourselves on – from where we’ve come from, to who we are related to; what our vocations are, what we’ve accomplished, and even what we’re known for by others.
And it was no different with Paul who penned a letter to the Philippian Church. Prior to becoming a follower of Jesus, this guy honestly had a lot of things going for him! Yet through his own testimony in Philippians 3:1-11, we will learn a very important lesson: knowing Jesus is of far greater worth than any earthly achievements or accolades .
Dan Dameron
Philippians 3:1-11
Running Well
July 7, 2024
Who we follow shapes who we become. If we follow the right people, with the right ideals and motivations, we begin to change for the better. But if we follow the wrong people, with the wrong values and goals, we can end up becoming someone we don’t want to be.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison answers the question “Who should I follow?”
Do you like to work out? Some of us do, some of us don’t. Some of us enjoy the pain of a good gym session, some of us prefer to take it a little easy. One thing we can be sure of is that if we fail to work out, we fail to get stronger and healthier.
The Christian life is like one long workout. But instead of developing our bodies, the Apostle Paul calls Christians to work out their salvation. What is Paul saying? How do we work out a salvation that is freely given? And how does doing so make us a healthier, stronger, more faithful Christian?
Tune in to find out!
Are you living a life that balances in the eyes of God?
Tune in as John explores the scary reality of being weighed against the perfection of Jesus, the very bad news of our shortcomings, the good news of God's plan for redemption, and the too-wonderful-to-believe news that God is actively working within us to bring us to completion. Through Philippians 2:1-11, we'll discover how true humility, unity, and selflessness can transform our lives and align us with God's purpose. Don't miss this opportunity to reflect on your spiritual balance and embrace the transformative power of Christ's love and sacrifice.
What’s holding you back in this season of life?
Your finances or job? Your living situation, a relationship, or lack thereof? Your health? We all have something! We all know what that feels like. And the Apostle Paul was no stranger to this feeling himself!
In this sermon on Philippians 1:12-30, Pastor Dan explains how God has an incredible purpose for your present sufferings and how the circumstances aren’t as important as what you do with them. Tune in to learn more!
Dan Dameron
Philippians 1:12-30
Running Well
June 9, 2024
In last week's sermon Pastor Jamison pointed out that in order to run the race of faith well, Christians must run together. But what does that mean? And in a practical sense, how do we do it? Tune in to find out!
Jamison Bebiak
Philippians 1:1-11
Running Well
June 2, 2024
Paul's letter to the Philipians is one of the most overwhelmingly positive epistle's in the New Testament. Paul writes to his beloved brothers and sisters in the city of Phillipi to encourage them to continue pressing on towards Christ, securing eternal life through faithful living, and changing the world as they do through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
In this introductory sermon to the Book of Philippians, Pastor Jamison dives in Acts 16 to witness the birth of the Philippian Church!
Jamison Bebiak
Acts 6:6-34
Running Well
May 26, 2024
What do you give a God that owns everything? What could that God consider worthy, or valuable compared to his great glory? what would he even want? The answer is simple, God desires faithful people who will celebrate what he has done with their lives! In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us how we can use our lives to celebrate what God has done in Jesus Christ.
Jamison Bebiak
Nehemiah 12:1-47
Your Part in God's Plans
May 12, 2024
Have you dedicated your life to God?
If you’ve ever been to a youth group, church camp, or revival meeting, you’ve probably heard a preacher or an evangelist extend an invitation to “dedicate”, or even "rededicate", your life to God. And it all sounds very good and very spiritual… but what does it actually mean?
In this sermon on Nehemiah 10 Pastor Dan helps us discover what a life dedicated to God looks like!
Dan Dameron
Nehemiah 10:1-39
Your Part in God's Plans
April 28, 2024
Are you living a life dependent on God? Nehemiah 9 reminds us of the importance of recognizing our need for God's presence in our lives. From heartfelt confession to true repentance, let's take a journey into the depth of dependence.
John Lowrey
Nehemiah 9:1-38
Your Part in God's Plans
April 21, 2024
What brings you the most joy? For each of us, something in our lives brings us more joy than anything else; for some it’s food, for other’s it may be family or entertainment. For you it might be a hobby or sport. Something brings you joy. But is what brings you joy the thing God designed you to find joy in?
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us the role God’s Word plays in our pursuit of joy!
Jamison Bebiak
Nehemiah 8:1-18
Your Part in God's Plans
April 14, 2024
In this sermon from Nehemiah 7, Pastor Dan challenges us to reflect on and contrast what matters most to us and with what matters most to God. Are they congruent?
As we delve into the significance of worship, character, people, and authenticity, we're reminded that these aspects are crucial for spiritual renewal. Just as Nehemiah prioritized worship and appointed faithful leaders, we're urged to align our priorities with God's and seek personal revival as a precursor to broader societal change.
Dan Dameron
Nehemiah 7:1-73
Your Part in God's Plans
April 7, 2024
Discover how Nehemiah's journey to rebuilding Jerusalem's walls unveils the greatest threat facing us. In this sermon Pastor Dan helps us navigate the complexities of sin, injustice, and conflict. Tune in to gain insight into how to confront internal struggles within the household of God to maintain the unity and so fulfill God's purpose for our lives and His Kingdom.
Dan Dameron
Nehemiah 5:1-19
Your Part in God's Plans
March 17, 2024
It's often said that "When the going gets tough he tough get going". A novel statement. But what do we do when do when life is so tough we are tempted to quit? When the road ahead seems so treacherous we can't fathom continuing, how do we proceed? Where is God when we want to give up?
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison encourages all believers to hold on, stand firm and keep the faith because God never gives up on his people.
Jamison Bebiak
Nehemiah 4:1-23
Your Part in God's Plans
March 10, 2024
Have you ever struggled to fit in? Have you evere felt like you don't belong?
Odds are you have. We struggle to fit in for a lot of reasons. The perceptions of others, our own personal pride, and our view of ourselves can make us feel like we don't belong.
Here's the good news, in God's family, it's Jesus who makes belonging possible. Because of Jesus's life, death and resurrection, God can now include anyone on his team, no matter how broken or unqualified.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison shows us that God delights to bring unlikely people onto his team to advance his plans in the world. In Nehemiah 3 we see that we are better together!
Jamison Bebiak
Nehemiah 3:1-32
Your Part in God's Plans
March 3, 2024
Do you feel stuck? Or would you maybe go as far to say "I'm really struggling with where I'm at in life."?
All of us have something, at times many things, that we wish we could change – about ourselves, about our circumstances, about the brokenness in our world. So, how do we proceed?
While we may intellectually understand that God has placed us where we are to give him glory, how are we to move forward and actually make progress? Maybe, like Nehemiah, there are things that grieve you, that break your heart, and cause you to mourn but resolution seems so far out of your reach. How can you bring God glory in those things?
In this sermon Pastor Dan answered these questions and more from Nehemiah 2! So tune in to learn what to do and how can find success in your pursuit of God's will for your life.
Dan Dameron
Nehemiah 2:1-20
Your Part in God's Plans
February 25, 2024
Have you ever wondered why you're here? Maybe not on this earth, but at your job, in your family, in the season you're in? Have you ever wondered what God might be up to in your life, and how he plans to use you? Do you feel frustrated in not knowing? Do you want to find out? I'm happy to tell you you're in good company. Most of us struggle with our purpose in life. Since we all struggle, let's find our purpose together!
In this first sermon through the book of Nehemiah, Pastor Jamison lays a foundation for the book by answering the question "Why am I here?"
Jamison Bebiak
Nehemiah 1:1-11
Your Part in God's Plans
February 11, 2024
In a world that screams “Get all you can, can all you get, and sit on your can” Jesus flips the script, teaching us that true blessing lies not in what we can get, but in what we give. To this end, Convergent Church values generosity! And in this sermon, Pastor Dan contrasts the things that often motive our generosity with the foundation of biblical generosity and how we can exercise this value both individually and as a community!
Because we've been given all we need in Jesus, we are open-handed with what belongs to God: His gospel, His people, and His resources.
Dan Dameron
Eph. 1:3-14, 1 Chron. 29:11-13, 1 John 3:16-17
Values 2024
February 2, 2024
As a church, we value working with other local churches, networks, and ministries to more effectively reach our city, and ultimately the nations, with the gospel! This includes praying with one another, serving alongside one another, and resourcing one another until the day comes when every knee will bow and every tongue confesses that Jesus is Lord.
But what is it that compels us towards collaboration? What is biblical precedence? In this sermon, Pastor Dan explains how the gospel makes us family, the gospel makes us counterparts, and the gospel makes us co-laborers!
Dan Dameron
Eph. 2: 12-19, 1 Cor. 12:15-20, 1 Cor. 3:4-9
Values 2024
January 28, 2024
As a church, we have this God-sized vision to see Jesus's kingdom come to the city of Owosso; to see him worshiped right here in our city as he is in heaven. But as noble, and even spiritual, as that sounds, apart from a mission and executed strategy, it's nothing more than a fantasy. So, that begs the question, "How will Jesus's kingdom come to our city?" Because the means determines our method.
In this sermon Pastor Dan explains how the means by which Jesus's kingdom comes is not by conquest but by calling -- people calling upon the name of the Lord for salvation. And to this end, we value Gospel Conversations! Tune into learn more about this value and how we believe God is using it to turn our Owosso upside-down and usher his kingdom into our midst.
Romans 10:13-15
Dan Dameron
Values 2024
January 21, 2024
What does the word confession mean to you?
For some of us, confession conjures up the thought of sharing our wrongdoings with a priest in a cramped, wooden closet. For others, it may elicit feelings of shame, judgement, and betrayal; we may have memories of someone forcibly prying the truth out of us on to cast us out. For most of us confession means one thing: guilt. And guilt makes us want to do anything but confess.
In this sermon on our value of 'Transparency', Pastor Jamison shows how honest confession actually frees us to receive the healing God desires for us -- a healing not simply of our bodies, but of our hearts!
James 5:13-18
Jamison Bebiak
Values 2024
January 14, 2024
Do you know what it feels like to belong? If you do, you're an extremely blessed person! Sadly, most of us don't know the feeling of finding somewhere to truly belong. We all want to be with people who we can devote ourselve to and who are devoted to us. We all long for true community.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explains what it means for the people of Convergent Church to value community!
Romans 12:10
Jamison Bebiak
Values 2024
January 7, 2024
“Everything will work out in the end.”
Have you ever heard this sentiment expressed before? Most often it's what we say when we encounter the darkness, brokenness, sadness, and hopelessness of this world and don’t have the wherewithal to remedy it; we say it in an effort to convey perseverance and hope in trying times.
But how can we know for certain that everything will work out in the end?
In this sermon, Pastor Dan explains how Jesus came as the light of the world to deliver us from darkness and to secure for us a bright future. Tune in to learn more!
Isaiah 9:2; John 8:12
Dan Dameron
Advent: Broken Past, Bright Future
December 24, 2023
Life is painful, would you agree? Most of us would!
Life is full of all kinds of struggles, pain points, and trials. So much so that we can often wonder where God is in our pain and how God can use the terrible chapters of our story in his plan of redemption.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison dives into the genealogy of Jesus to show us how Jesus's messy family gives us hope in this life!
Matthew 1:1-17
Jamison Bebiak
Advent: Broken Past, Bright Future
December 17, 2023
Do you struggle with your past? Most of us do. When we look at where we've come from, what we've done and the things that have been done to us, we can often be left feeling hopeless and defeated. We may wonder where we can turn to find hope.
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison reveals 3 ways we try to find hope but are met with false hope and the one true road that leads to hope!
Genesis 3
Jamison Bebiak
Advent: Broken Past, Bright Future
December 10, 2023
Christian, have you ever doubted your salvation? Have you ever wondered if God still cared for you and whether or not he would eventually give up on you? Maybe you feel you've failed too shamefully or sinned to deeply. Christian, you need to know that won't happen. God won't give up on you. And that's a promise straight from the mouth of the Lord Jesus himself! In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explains the Doctrine of Divine Election, why it is so important, and how, when trusted, it can anchor our faith forever.
John 6:41-59
Jamison Bebiak
Walking with the Word
November 26, 2023
In Psalm 103, David declares:
“Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.”
On Sunday Pastor Dan continued our Walking in the Word series with the question: “What are the benefits of following Jesus?”
Tune in as we explore how, in Jesus, we have deliverance from our sin and its consequences, deep satisfaction for our souls, and an unshakeable security that goes beyond anything this world has to offer!
(Hint: If you’ve asked yourself “Can I lose my salvation?” This message is for you!)
John 6:35-40
Dan Dameron
Walking with the Word
November 19, 2023
Are you seeking Jesus because you want him as your Savior, as Lord, and as your very dear friend? Or are you seeking something from Jesus? Are you looking to use him to advance yourself? Is Jesus simply the means to some other end for you?
All of us have a longing in our souls -- we're all starving for fulfillment and satisfaction. We seek it in many places, but the true answer is found in Jesus!
John 6:22-24
Matt Carter
Walking with the Word
November 12, 2023
If asked "What is most important to you?", how would you answer?
Would you say your freedom is most important? What about your family? Maybe your mental health? Could it be money, or safety?
We all have things that are important to us, priorities that rank above other lesser things. But what should be our greatest priority? What should be most important to us?
In this sermon, Pastor Jamison argues that our greatest priority should reflect our deepest need -- our need for Jesus.
John 6:14-21
Jamison Bebiak
John: Walking with the Word
November 5, 2023
Matthew 5:10-12
Dan Dameron
Blessed: A Journey Through the Beatitudes
December 11, 2022
Text: Jonah 1:4-16
Speaker: Dan Dameron
Series: God's Heart & Our Part
September 18, 2022
Text: Jonah 1:1-3
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
Series: God's Heart & Our Part
September 11, 2022
Text: Galatians 6:6-10
**Speaker: Dan Dameron
Series: Freedom Through Faith
September 4, 2022**
August 28, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 6:6-10
Speaker: Dan Dameron
August 21, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 5:26-6:5
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
August 14, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 5:16-25
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
August 7, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 5:13-15
Speaker: Dan Dameron
July 31, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 5:2-12
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
July 24, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 4:21-5:1
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
July 17, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 4:12-20
Speaker: Dan Dameron
July 9, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 4:1-11
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
July 3, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 3:23-29
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
June 26, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 3:15-22
Speaker: Dan Dameron
June 19, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 3:15-22
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
May 29, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 2:15-21
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
May 22, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 2:11-14
Speaker: Dan Dameron
May 8, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 1:11-24
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
May 1, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 1:6-10
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
April 24, 2022
Series: Freedom Through Faith
Text: Galatians 1:1-5
Speaker: Dan Dameron
April 10, 2022
Series: The Gift of the Spirit
Text: Ephesians 1:13-14
Speaker: Matt Wagner
April 3, 2022
Series: The Gift of the Spirit
Text: 2 Corinthians 3:18
Speaker: Dan Dameron
March 27, 2022
Series: The Gift of the Spirit
Text: 1 Corinthians 12:7-11
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
February 13, 2022
Series: Marks & Measures
Text: Hebrews 10:23-25
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
January 23, 2022
Series: Marks & Measures
Text: Philippians 3:12-14
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
December 26, 2021
Series: The Light Has Come
Text: Isaiah 53:1-6
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
December 12, 2021
Series: The Light Has Come
Text: Isaiah 7:1-14
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
December 5, 2021
Series: Mission Possible
Text: Matthew 5:14-16
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
November 14, 2021
Series: Mission Possible
Text: Colossians 1:28-29
Speaker: Dan Dameron
July 11, 2021
Series: Ordinances: Outward Sigs of Inward Grace
Text: 1 Corinthians 11:23-26
Speaker: Dan Dameron
July 4, 2021
Series: Ordinances: Outward Sigs of Inward Grace
Text: Romans 6:3-4
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
March 7, 2021
Series: Values
Text: Titus: 3:3-7
Speaker: Jamison Bebiak
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