
On Sunday at The Gathering, Chris Berglund shared about the boundary of blood—the covenant line established at the cross where fear and shame lose their power. Faith’s vision is seeing reality through the eyes of Christ: not as our circumstances appear, but as God has already finished them. From the Passover lamb to David’s victory over Goliath, to the cross of Jesus, we are reminded that in covenant we can declare with confidence, “It is finished.”

A Reflection on Chris Berglund’s Teaching | The Gathering, Colorado Springs This past Sunday at The Gathering in Colorado Springs, Chris Berglund walked us through an astonishing revelation: everything God requires of us, He first plants within us. Christ Himself is the seed—and the blueprint—already sown into the soil of our hearts, waiting to grow […]
In a dream shared the night before Shavuot, a Master Weaver worked a tapestry of three distinct threads—Isaiah 49, Song of Songs 8, and 1 Kings 18—each one inlaid with a scarlet thread. What emerged was a vision of a people being woven together in covenant: hidden and called, sealed and loved, positioned and empowered. This isn’t about building ministries—it’s about becoming a people in whom Christ dwells fully. The pattern is emerging in Colorado Springs, and the invitation is to surrender.


At The Gathering in Colorado Springs, we’re not building outward through ambition—we’re letting Jesus build inward through love, surrender, and union. This message unpacks the four “Beholds” of John 19 and invites us to become a people formed by Christ alone. Discover the story behind Company 318 and how God is knitting together a family rooted in revelation, humility, and communion.

Many know the Ten Commandments as stone tablets from Sinai—but in Jesus, we see the living fulfillment. This devotional explores how Christ embodies each commandment and invites us into a life of union, not external striving. Written in Colorado Springs by The Gathering, this post invites locals and seekers alike to rediscover the Gospel through grace and covenant.

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.
