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Convergence is a “church of house churches.” Like the early church, we share communion, meals, spiritual gifts, prayer, Scripture, and a common mission in and through house churches, overseen by devoted shepherds. Also like the early church, we gather in larger meetings for worship, instruction, and ministry.


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Feet of Clay by Michael Rowntree (Daniel 2:31–49)

03/15/2026The Last KingMichael Rowntree

Have you ever felt that the political systems and global powers of this world are permanent and invincible, leaving you wondering where God’s authority fits in a world that seems to worship its own strength? In this message on Daniel 2:31–49, Michael Rowntree unpacks King Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a colossal, terrifying statue made of gold, silver, bronze, and iron-mixed-with-clay . He explains that this statue represents the "kingdom of man"—a sequence of human empires that glitter with power but are fundamentally fragile because their foundations are built on "feet of clay." Yet, he reminds us that there is a divine interruption: a stone "cut out by no human hand" that smashes the statue and grows into a mountain filling the entire earth. Rowntree identifies this stone as Jesus Christ, who inaugurated God’s indestructible kingdom during the Roman Empire, proving that while human empires regress in value and splendor, God’s kingdom is the only one destined to stand forever.



For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son (John 3:16). If a church loves what God loves, then we should love the world also, with a cross-dying, self-sacrificing sort of love.



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