In this message, Associate Pastor Levi Massey preaches through the story in Acts 12, where we see Peter escape prison and the grasp of Herod Aggripa through divine intervention. This passage gives us a glance of the power and the importance of the earnest prayers of the church. It also teaches us to not fear the possibility of persecution, but to embrace that God is sovereign and will not allow His gospel movement to be stopped. We also work through how we stay vigilant while being blessed with our freedom in the U.S. -- it is so easy for us to become complacent in our faith when we are in no fear of being persecuted, so how do we stay focused on reaching the lost while also taking advantage of the blessing of freedom we have as Americans?

Our text is Acts 10. In this message, pastor Travis extrapolates on the story of Cornelius and Peter. We take a look at what it means to drop our assumptions of the methods of God and to furthermore open our heart to His Word and leading.  What does it actually mean to live a life following His lead? What misconceptions or assumptions have we made about Christianity, the Church, and God Himself? In this message, Pastor Travis breaks down how Acts 10 is a great resource for these questions.

Today we jump into Acts 9 and look at what happens when Saul (Paul) has a life-altering encounter with Jesus. From the point of his surrender on, God used Paul as a writer, a teacher, and a shepherd for the early churches in the first century.  So what values and truth can we take from this descriptive record from early christendom? When we, like Paul, surrender our lives to Christ and His mission, we become a vessel through which God works powerfully in our own lives and in the lives of those around us. That power, however, is not one of leverage or empty spectacle, but of faith, hope, and love.

In this message, Pastor Travis recounts the news from the Friday prior to our weekend gathering. An Assemblies of God church in our network experienced tragedy when three students lost their lives in a church van accident on their way to a youth canoe trip. We take time in this message to address the pain, grief, and shock that something like this brings as well as look at what the word of God says about the times we encounter valleys in life. Our text is Psalms 23.

God never gives bad directions. Even though they may not make sense to us or be what we expect, His guiding prompts always reflect His intentions of reconciling the world. In this message on Acts 8, Pastor Travis reflects on our time at Convoy of Hope, teaches on the story of Philip, and gives a charge for us to notice who we are walking with in life that need our encouragement.

In this message, Pastor Levi speaks on Acts 8:9-25 and breaks down the story of Simon the Sorcerer. In this passage, Luke writes about the non-saving faith practiced by Simon and the unfortunate reality of what happens when we devote our worship to the signs rather than the substance. Real, saving faith must come from a repentant heart and focus on the Savior rather than the peripheral signs that so often lead to a crooked understanding of salvation.

A look into the unity of the early Church in Acts, and a continued teaching on what it means to allow the Spirit to change and lead us as we do the work of ministry in our community of Wichita.

A look into what it means to carry out the faith with both Truth and Trust. Text is Acts 5.