What if the cross wasn’t about appeasement—but about union? In this theologically rich reflection, Leah Ramirez explores the meaning of atonement through the lens of Scripture, revealing a Gospel rooted in participation, not punishment. Recorded live at The Gathering in Colorado Springs, this message invites us to remove the veil and behold the God who never left us.

At our last Grove gathering, we heard a powerful prophetic teaching from Melanie Taylor on the spiritual assault of “dis” — disappointment, distrust, discouragement — and God’s invitation to walk together in true unity and healing. This is a call to reject division and be re-mantled for a new season.

Jack and Terri Brown brought a timely message about preparing our hearts and homes to become a resting place for God’s glory. This is more than revival — it’s about communion, covenant, and transformation. Explore how we’re responding at The Gathering.

At The Gathering Colorado Springs, we’re becoming more than a meeting—we’re becoming His body. This week’s message unpacks what it means to be “Israel, My Son,” and how the Church is formed by union, covenant, and resurrection life.

Something is stirring in Colorado Springs. In this message, Leah Ramirez shares a prophetic word about covenant, communion, and the call to rediscover our divine appointment—personally and regionally. Could this be the beginning of revival in our city?

In this week’s message at The Gathering, Susan Berglund calls us to become a resting place for Christ. Through scripture and story, she invites us to cultivate an inner life marked by love, union, and the indwelling presence of God. Whether you’re searching for a church in Colorado Springs or longing for deeper connection, this word will stir your soul.

At The Gathering Colorado Springs, we’re discovering how everything in Scripture points to the living Christ. Join us as we build Sabbath altars of rest, communion, and covenant friendship—places of authentic worship and prayer.

Many of us have been chasing God with sincere hearts—but on the wrong foundation. At The Gathering, we’re rebuilding on the finished work of Jesus. No more striving. Just rest, communion, and the scandalously good news of the Gospel.

At The Gathering in Colorado Springs, we’re discovering that Sabbath rest isn’t about slowing down — it’s about surrender. In this message from Chris Berglund, learn what it means to live from the presence of Christ and find rest as your starting point.

In a world of spiritual hustle, the Gospel offers something better: rest. This post unpacks Chris Berglund’s Sunday teaching on Sabbath rest—not as a rule to follow, but as a way of life rooted in union with Christ.