Join us for Part 2 of ChatGOD: God’s Word Answering Tough Questions. Scripture reminds us in Hebrews 4:12 that the Word of God is alive and active, able to discern truth from error, and John 16:13 assures us that the Holy Spirit guides us into all truth. With both the Word of God and the leading of the Holy Spirit, believers are not left guessing when it comes to life’s hardest questions.

In this message, we turn directly to Scripture to address real and relevant questions such as: Can someone lose their salvation? Can a Christian own nice things? Should believers stay out of politics? Are we living in the last days?

Come ready to gain biblical clarity, confidence, and understanding as we continue this timely and truth-anchored series.

Join us for a brand-new series from Lead Pastor Devin Leichner titled ChatGOD: God’s Word Answering Tough Questions. In a world where it’s common to turn to AI and online searches for answers, this series shifts our focus to the ultimate source of truth—the Word of God.

Is it right for Christians to own guns? How should believers approach artificial intelligence? Can a Christian use profanity? These are real, timely questions people are asking, and in this series, we seek biblical wisdom rather than cultural opinions.

By grounding modern issues in timeless Scripture, this message offers clarity, conviction, and practical insight for navigating today’s complex world. This is a helpful and thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss.

As we step into a new year, one priority rises above all others: walking closer with God. When we draw near to Him, our pace quickens, our purpose sharpens, and our spiritual perspective rises higher than before.

In this kickoff message to a powerful new series, Lead Pastor Devin Leichner challenges the church to reorient time, focus, and devotion toward a deeper life of prayer. This message sets the foundation for a year committed to pursuing God together, covering every single night of 2026 in prayer and intentional closeness with Him.

Part 1 - Give Your Half Hours to God - invites you to rethink how small, consistent moments with God can produce lasting spiritual transformation. Don’t miss this call to begin the year by giving God your time and your attention.

The Ark Church is a relative and modern church that has served the Wichita, KS community since 1988. Services feature exciting praise and worship, Biblical teaching and ministry for families of any size. At the Ark there is something for all ages and lifestyles. Together we want to learn and build a foundation for life.

We’re stepping into Part 2 of our seasonal series this week, and it brings a powerful conclusion to the Merry & Bright journey. Through the lens of the Christmas story, we clearly define what it takes to live a truly merry and bright life by examining two important contrasts: giving versus grasping, and the speed of life versus the speed of love.

In a season often marked by hurry, pressure, and excess, Lead Pastor Devin Leichner invites us to slow down and refocus on the way of Jesus. A way marked by generosity, intentionality, and love. This message brings practical clarity and timely encouragement as we close out this helpful series.

Don’t miss the conclusion of Merry & Bright.

Join us as we kick off a brand-new seasonal series, Merry & Bright. In Part One, we explore scriptural truths that help us live with calm in an anxious world. The reality is that not every day feels merry and bright, many days feel messy, broken, and overwhelming. So how do we experience peace while living in a world filled with anxiety?

This message points us to a powerful moment in the life of Jesus, what should have been one of the most anxious moments He ever faced. Instead of being overcome by fear, Jesus demonstrated a posture and practice that gives us a blueprint for remaining calm when the pressures and influences of the world surround us.

If you’ve been searching for peace in the middle of chaos, this message is for you. Don’t miss it.

In this special episode from our Steadfast & Flexible series, Pastor Devin joins us exclusively on the podcast to share Part 4: Flexible. While our church has spent time focusing on what it means to be steadfast in faith, this conversation shifts the spotlight to the often-overlooked strength of flexibility—and why it matters so deeply for following Jesus well.

Pastor Devin sits down specifically with our podcast audience to unpack this message, sharing insights and perspective that were never preached from the pulpit. He even admits this teaching was so powerful he considered turning it into a weekend message, but ultimately felt it was meant to be shared first—and only—here with our listeners.

This episode challenges us to hold tightly to truth while remaining open and responsive to how God is moving in our lives, our church, and our community. Thank you for listening, supporting the podcast, and taking part in the ongoing work of this ministry.

God has a plan for every life, but we all have to choose whether to follow it.

This podcast dives into the powerful stories of people who once walked their own path, only to encounter truth and discover the beauty of aligning their lives with God’s direction. While many think following Jesus is only about the big picture, heaven or hell, we explore the deeper reality: God’s plan is filled with countless “micro plans” designed to guide us through everyday life.

From healing and strength to guidance, grace, mercy, and even the mental resets we often need, each episode uncovers how God equips us for the journey long before we reach eternity. If you’re searching for purpose, encouragement, or a reminder that God is present in the details, this podcast is for you.

In Part 3 of our series Steadfast and Flexible, Pastor Devin brings the teaching to a powerful close by showing how sound doctrine fuels the mission and work of the Lord. The Word of God is the fountain from which miracles, signs, and wonders flow. When we anchor ourselves in truth, the supernatural naturally follows.

This episode explores the danger of chasing signs instead of learning to stand on and speak the Word. Scripture is clear: when the Truth is preached, signs will follow. Steadfast believers don’t pursue the spectacular—they pursue the Word, and God confirms it.

Join us as we look at how Jesus and the early church modeled this pattern, and how we can walk in the same confidence, clarity, and power today.

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This week, we continue our series Steadfast and Flexible with Part 2. In Part 1, we laid the groundwork by looking at why sound doctrine matters, because a steady mission can only flow from a steady foundation.

In this episode, we go deeper into what sound doctrine actually looks like in the daily life of a believer. Then we shift our focus to the mission of the Kingdom. Before we can stand firm in what we are called to do, we must stand firm in what we believe. Doctrine gives us our footing; mission moves our feet.

If you’re ready to grow in both conviction and clarity, this conversation will help you build a faith that stands strong in truth while staying flexible enough to reach the world around you.

Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.

Steadfastness and flexibility are often treated as opposites—but Scripture shows they are meant to work together.

In this opening message of a new series, Lead Pastor Devin Leichner lays the foundation for a faith that is both unshakable and enduring. True biblical faith is not built on emotion or convenience; it is formed through faithfulness, sound doctrine, and the willingness to remain steady even when circumstances change.

This episode challenges believers to examine where their faith may have weak or open links—and why endurance often comes before breakthrough.

In this message, we explore:

• What it means to be steadfast without becoming rigid

• Why faithfulness is the proving ground of faith

• How doctrine strengthens belief over time

• Why many believers quit too early and miss what God is forming

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