New Life Wichita

Being "rich" is far more than a number. It's a state of mind... It's learning to see everything we own and possess as it really is... To see it through the lens that the world will never show us.

We live in a culture that rewards busyness and belittles rest. However, busyness is not the problem; mis-prioritized values are. This affects our relationships with family, friends, and God. We desire to be known. To truly experience God, we must ask ourselves: What are we seeking?

Life can often feel overwhelming, pulling us in many directions. This busyness may rob us of connection and intimacy with those who matter most. How might this also affect our relationship with our heavenly Father? It may be time to reevaluate our priorities and perspective to experience God in meaningful ways. Listen in!

How can you hear what God has to say? The answer is... the Bible! The Bible is an incredible tool for listening to God's voice. But finding the right time and place to read it can be difficult. In this message, Chad outlines several strategies and tips for spending time alone with God's word so that you can hear from God in your daily life. Listen in! 

We live in a culture that sees gratitude as important but practiced in less significant ways. What would it look like to respond to gratitude in awe of what we've been given? In this message, you'll see that true gratitude has the power to change!

If we could see what God sees, we would be more inclined to do as God says. What a huge difference that would make in our complex, complicated lives. One of the greatest ways God speaks to us is through His written word. How do we use the Bible as a tool through which God can speak to us? Listen in to learn more!

There are times in our lives when we want God to do something... now. It can be easy to treat God like a vending machine. But what if the real challenge is in our listening? Imagine experiencing God in a life-altering way by getting to know our Heavenly Father instead!

Almost every religious system argues that what happens to you in the afterlife hinges on your good works. It's no surprise that some of us approach God the same way. There is a part of us that believes that our standing with God hinges on our good works. This means we underestimate the significance of what Christ did on the cross and overestimate the significance of our good works and deeds. But what would it look like if we changed our paradigm? We might experience God in more authentic ways!

The struggle for almost everyone who believes in God is not knowing where they stand with Him. The good news is that there is a standing invitation in which we can know with certainty where we stand and enter into something with God that seems and feels impossible, but it is the thing God desires most: Intimacy.

Distrust broke intimacy with God, and as soon as sin, sorrow and death entered the world, it resulted in our constant struggle with God. But God, in His relentless pursuit of us, took the initiative to do what only He could do: restore what was broken, and it is not based on our faithfulness. It's based on His.