New Life Wichita

Jesus's death was a final payment for my sins and yours. But when the church first began, a natural question surfaced right away: What shall we do to live out Jesus's transformational teachings and commands? It was clear then (as it should be today) that the answer was not to become jerks in his name. Listen to learn more!

God's name has been stamped repeatedly by Christians on behavior that He finds despicable. When the church (or a church) loses its way, people get hurt, and the movement of Jesus suffers. So, how did the church drift so far, and what should the Jesus movement really look like? Listen in, and you'll discover that it was never about a building but something more significant than that!

Heaven will not be equal, and we should not want it to be. What we live here determines what we will have there, and ultimately, Heaven is not our final destination. In this message, we wrap up our series on Justice & Judgment for All.

Jesus believed in justice. We can believe there's a Hell because Jesus believed there was one. But how could a good God send people to Hell, and if people go there, what would it be like? In this message, we'll look at these questions and more!

Jesus promised to bring justice, and contrary to what most believe, Heaven and Hell will not be the same experience for everyone. What we do in this life doesn't just determine when and where we go; what we do determines what it's like when we get there. What we learn from Jesus is that every day matters!

If God is supposed to be so good, why is there SO much injustice in the world? Why is there so much injustice in MY world? Will this ever be made right, and if so, how?! Join us as we start a brand new message series: Justice & Judgment for All. 

Imagine if you had a lost child and no one was willing to search for them? There is something of immeasurable value lost to God, and we've been invited to join the search!

We tend to confuse our assumptions about how our life plans will go and God's actual plan for our lives. So, what should we do when our hopes and dreams don't come true?

Our natural response to when we do wrong (a.k.a sin) is to cover up and conceal. The lie we believe is that more sin will lead to freedom...which it never does. The good news is, God provides the better and only real option if we're to truly be free.

Some degree of deconstruction is inevitable for everyone. Situations or circumstances may change how we view faith. However, deconstruction doesn't have to be destructive because faith is the active process of engaging with God in real and authentic ways.