What if the Kingdom of God isn’t something you build—but something you enter? This message explores the Stone Kingdom and the invitation to move from control into the current of Christ’s life.

A powerful Easter message from The Gathering in Colorado Springs exploring the end of shame, the truth of the cross, and why you are no longer the target of accusation but alive in Christ.

What does it look like to be transformed in Christ? This message explores the journey from stone to throne—an invitation into surrender, renewal, and union with God at a church in Colorado Springs.

This week at The Gathering, a Colorado Springs church rooted in union with Christ, we explored the fear of the Lord and the salvation of the soul. Chris Berglund invited us into swift obedience, surrendered love, and the transformation that happens when Christ in us flows unhindered. Discover what it means to become a living witness of His life.

What if “stillness” isn’t inactivity—but perfect agreement? David’s harp, Psalm 22, and the cross invite us into alignment with the Father’s heart

Many of us are spiritually exhausted because we’ve been “toiling all night”—fighting sin like a verb instead of receiving identity like a gift. In John 21, resurrection dawn changes everything: Jesus meets the disciples with a finished breakfast, a restored heart, and an unbroken net. This is an invitation out of striving and into union—where Christ’s life becomes our life.

The Gospel is not first a call to respond, but a revelation of Jesus Himself. A reflection on Acts 2, the cross, and hearing God’s heart without accusation.

A teaching from The Gathering in Colorado Springs exploring covenant, beholding, and marriage—revealing how union with Christ forms an undivided heart and opens the door to restoration.

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In this teaching, Leah Ramirez invites us to reconsider the Gospel we were handed and return to the truth Jesus revealed: the Father has always loved us. This message calls us back to union, freedom, and the unshakable reality of being seated with Christ—learning to live from beholding rather than striving.