In a culture where everyone defines their own truth, one question remains: who sets the standard?

In this episode, we confront the dangerous idea that truth is flexible and morality is subjective. Using the powerful illustration of a narrow mountain path beside an active volcano, we explore what happens when people ignore warning signs and test the heat of cultural compromise. Truth isn’t something we reinvent. It’s something we measure against the original.

God’s Word is not one opinion among many. It is the standard. When we stop comparing ourselves to it, confusion replaces conviction, symptoms replace solutions, and risk replaces peace.

There is a path that leads to destruction—and a path that leads upward. The choice is not political. It’s eternal.

Truth requires a standard. The question is: what are you measuring your life against?

The Church was never meant to be a recliner. It was meant to be an army.

In this episode, we confront the growing comfort culture within modern Christianity and ask a hard question: Are we here to feel at home, or to be sent? Jesus didn’t call us to sit back; He called us to go, to compel, to fight for souls, and to advance against the gates of hell. Salvation isn’t a spectator event. It’s a commission.

If we truly believe eternity is real, then urgency must follow. The Church isn’t a showroom. It’s a mobilization center. So the question remains: Are you comfortable… or commissioned?

You can’t give what you don’t have. In this episode, we talk about what it really means to live from overflow instead of lack. God never intended believers to live spiritually empty, running on fumes from Sunday to Sunday. When we stay connected to Him daily, faith, joy, generosity, peace, and love become low-hanging fruit: always available, always flowing. This message is a call to stop living quarter-full and start living from the fullness God offers, so what’s inside you naturally spills out to the people around you.

In this episode, Pastor Devin shares a Church Expansion Update and walks through what’s happening on-site, what’s been completed, and what’s coming next. This is more than construction—it’s making room for people to encounter Jesus, grow in faith, and find community. Thanks for praying, giving, and believing with us as we build for what’s next.

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.

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.

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.