LifeChange Church Wichita

09/06/2026

THE CENTER OF GOD’S WILL (Acts 22:17 to 23:11)

Is there a resurrection from the dead or does death end it all?

Romans 10:9
9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
KJV

Man’s redemption and salvation can be illustrated with this verse and the five fingers of the hand. It commences with uncertainty, using that little word “if.” It ends with absolute and glorious certainty with the word “saved.” In between rests three simple “shalts” that allow the progression from doubt to conviction, from forever lost, to forever saved.

Starting with the word “If,” you bring out your first finger. Your salvation is conditional. Jesus Christ has provided a perfect salvation for whosoever shall choose to respond to the Holy Spirit’s work of conviction in their heart. Jesus Christ has done all the work. You don’t have to perform any rituals, or obey any laws, or have the scales of justice fall in your favor, you just have to do the following three little “shalts.”

With the first “shalt” you bring out your second finger, “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus.” You must confess that Jesus Christ is your Lord and Master. That you believe that He is the Son of God. That He died in order that your sins might be forgiven. That it is His blood, and His blood only, that can wash away your sins.

Then, the next shalt, and the third finger, says “and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead.” This shalt requires you to believe with all of your heart that Jesus Christ is alive. That God resurrected the physical body of our Lord and Master.

The next “shalt,” and the fourth finger, says “Thou shalt be saved.” Which brings out the fifth finger and the absolute certainty that you are forever reborn. The Holy Spirit baptizes you into the family of God, and then He immediately comes to live in your heart.

This is a live recording of The Master’s Class Bible Study at LifeChange Church Wichita, KS.

Amen.

Is there a resurrection from the dead or does death end it all? Romans 10:99 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.KJV Man’s redemption and salvation can be illustrated with this verse ...

09/06/2026

The church offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7th.

Have a safe and restful Labor Day.

09/06/2026

Pastor Jim preaching. Advice: Do You Want Any?

09/05/2026

Join us at LifeChange Church Wichita on Sunday morning!

9:00 am Bible Study
10:00 am Worship

09/04/2026

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09/03/2026

GOOD FOOD. GOOD FUN. GOOD FELLOWSHIP.

Join us for the LifeChange Church All-Church Picnic!
📅 Sunday, September 27
⏰ 11:30 AM–1:30 PM

Bring the whole family and come enjoy an afternoon of food, laughter, and community!

09/02/2026

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT LIFECHANGE CHURCH

6:00 PM
Praise Team Rehearsal
Grief Share Resumes Sept 16
ADULT BIBLE STUDIES
Joan Hearne: "Living Long and Living Strong" Chuck Klusener: "Understanding Prophecy"

6:30 PM
IGNITE (Young Adults)

09/01/2026

What if following God was never just about ‘not breaking the rules’? Jesus calls us to become the kind of people who value reconciliation, honor marriage, and live with such integrity that our ‘yes’ means yes. That’s Kingdom righteousness.

08/31/2026

Fall Women's Life Bible studies will soon begin. Psalm 23 study starting Thursday, September 10 at 9 AM. Workbooks for this study are $20.

Starting Monday evening, September 14 at 7 PM “One In A Million: Journey to Your Promised Land”. Workbooks for this class are $20.

08/31/2026

PAUL’S TESTIMONY IN JERUSALEM (Acts 21:27 to 22:16)

In today’s lesson, we will read how Paul testified to an angry mob in Jerusalem about how he was chosen by Jesus Christ to be His messenger before all people. His entire life up to this point had been in preparation for the task the Lord had in store for him.

Paul was to be a witness. Notice that a witness is not an attorney. The work of a witness is simply to testify what he has seen and heard. That was to be Paul’s life work. He was to bear witness to all men, not just the Jews. He was to bear witness of the things that he had seen and heard from the voice of the Lord.

He was to see “that Just One,” the Lord Jesus Christ. Paul saw the Lord as clearly as any other man that has ever lived. He saw the mind of Christ. He saw the love of Christ. He saw the grace of Christ. He was to “hear the voice of his mouth.” The epistles written by Paul were breathed upon him by voice of the Lord Jesus Christ. Paul heard not the words of man as he wrote the epistles of the New Testament, but he heard the things of God. He heard the wisdom of God. He heard them from the voice of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Paul’s unique and remarkable view of the risen and ascended Christ colored all of his thinking about Jesus. He could never forget what he called his heavenly vision. To Paul, the unique thing about Jesus was that He was God, over all, blessed for evermore. That though He was Man, real and human, He was seated by sovereign right as God, at God’s right hand.

God had put Jesus on the throne of the universe. Paul put Him on the throne of his heart. From that point forward Jesus was Lord in Paul’s heart. The old Saul died, crucified with Christ and buried with Him forever. The new Saul stood in Christ on resurrection ground. Jesus was Savior and Lord of his life.

Click on the link below to hear how Paul testified of his calling, and how Jesus Christ changed his life forever.

This is a live recording of The Master’s Class Bible Study at LifeChange Church Wichita, KS.

Amen.

In today’s lesson, we will read how Paul testified to an angry mob in Jerusalem about how he was chosen by Jesus Christ to be His messenger before all people. His entire life up to this point had been in preparation for the task the Lord had in store for him. Paul was to be a witness. Notice that ...