Reflections

April 2, 2025

An Inward Appearing: The Gospel According to Hebrews 9

Soft golden light breaking through a sheer curtain, symbolizing spiritual unveiling and the inward appearing of Christ from Hebrews 9. The image evokes peace, revelation, and sacred stillness. The title “An Inward Appearing” is overlaid in gentle, elegant font.

This week at The Gathering, Chris Berglund unpacked the “three appearings” of Christ in Hebrews 9—not as distant, dramatic events, but as inward realities that anchor us in union. In a world chasing signs, this post calls us to the quiet transformation of Christ within.

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Reflections

April 2, 2025

An Inward Appearing: The Gospel According to Hebrews 9

Soft golden light breaking through a sheer curtain, symbolizing spiritual unveiling and the inward appearing of Christ from Hebrews 9. The image evokes peace, revelation, and sacred stillness. The title “An Inward Appearing” is overlaid in gentle, elegant font.

This week at The Gathering, Chris Berglund unpacked the “three appearings” of Christ in Hebrews 9—not as distant, dramatic events, but as inward realities that anchor us in union. In a world chasing signs, this post calls us to the quiet transformation of Christ within.

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Reflections

March 26, 2025

Home at Last: The Gospel of Union and Belonging

Communion elements representing the Gospel of belonging – The Gathering Church in Colorado Springs

So many of us have heard a version of the gospel that centers on distance and striving. But what if the gospel is actually a love story—one that begins in the Trinity and ends at a Table? In this reflection, Leah Ramirez unpacks the radical truth of face-to-face union with God and what it means to live from communion instead of performance.

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Reflections

March 26, 2025

Home at Last: The Gospel of Union and Belonging

Communion elements representing the Gospel of belonging – The Gathering Church in Colorado Springs

So many of us have heard a version of the gospel that centers on distance and striving. But what if the gospel is actually a love story—one that begins in the Trinity and ends at a Table? In this reflection, Leah Ramirez unpacks the radical truth of face-to-face union with God and what it means to live from communion instead of performance.

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