Impact Church

Impact Church Thank you for visiting Impact Church in Wilmington, NC. Our worship times are on Sundays at 9am and 11am BELIEVE - CONNECT - GIVE - SERVE - LOVE

We desire to BE a CHURCH that TAKES the GOSPEL to OUR city.

Day 4: Take the Next Faithful StepReading: Acts 1:21-26; Proverbs 16:33Devotional: After prayer and Scripture, the disci...
06/18/2026

Day 4: Take the Next Faithful Step

Reading: Acts 1:21-26; Proverbs 16:33

Devotional: After prayer and Scripture, the disciples faced a decision: choose Matthias or Joseph. They didn't panic, argue, or become paralyzed waiting for perfect clarity. They trusted God's sovereignty and took action. Many believers miss God's will not by moving too quickly, but by refusing to move at all. We wait for every question answered, every doubt removed. But faith requires stepping forward with what we know. When you've prayed consistently, searched Scripture faithfully, and sought godly counsel, it's time to trust God and move. He promises to direct your steps as you walk, not while you stand still. God is big enough to course correct you. Take the next faithful step today.

Day 3: Trust Scripture Over CircumstancesReading: Acts 1:15-20; 2 Timothy 3:16Devotional: When confusion surrounded Juda...
06/17/2026

Day 3: Trust Scripture Over Circumstances

Reading: Acts 1:15-20; 2 Timothy 3:16

Devotional: When confusion surrounded Judas's betrayal, Peter pointed the community to Scripture. God's Word provides the objective truth we need when our circumstances feel subjective and overwhelming. The Holy Spirit had already foretold these events through David's psalms nothing caught God by surprise. When life doesn't make sense, when pain and loss cloud your vision, look through the lens of Scripture. God's Word teaches, corrects, and trains us in righteousness. It reveals His character and faithfulness even when our eyes see only chaos. The Bible assures us that God is near to the brokenhearted, sovereign over all circumstances, and working all things for good. Trust what God has said more than what you can see.

Day 2: The Power of Unified PrayerReading: Acts 1:14; Proverbs 3:5-6Devotional: The miracle in the upper room wasn't jus...
06/16/2026

Day 2: The Power of Unified Prayer

Reading: Acts 1:14; Proverbs 3:5-6

Devotional: The miracle in the upper room wasn't just that 120 people gathered it's that they were unified in heart and mind, continually devoted to prayer. These were people who had argued about greatness, yet now prayed together with one purpose. Prayer reveals our true dependence on God and shapes our hearts to align with His. Don't let self-confidence keep you from the throne of grace. Continual prayer isn't a one-time request; it's an ongoing dialogue, inviting God into every thought, conversation, and decision. Before, during, and after each situation, acknowledge Him. Trust that as you lean not on your own understanding but acknowledge Him in all your ways, He will direct your path and make it straight.

5-Day Devotional: Discerning God's Will with ConfidenceDay 1: Return to ObedienceReading: Acts 1:12-14Devotional: When t...
06/15/2026

5-Day Devotional: Discerning God's Will with Confidence

Day 1: Return to Obedience

Reading: Acts 1:12-14

Devotional: When the disciples didn't know what to do next, they did the last thing Jesus told them: return to Jerusalem and wait. In seasons of uncertainty, our first step isn't figuring out what's next it's obeying what God has already said. Before seeking new direction, ask yourself: "Have I been faithful to God's last instruction?" Perhaps He's waiting for you to complete an act of obedience, restore a relationship, or simply trust His word. Like the disciples gathered in prayer, return to the foundation of what God has already revealed. Obedience to yesterday's command prepares us for tomorrow's assignment. What has God already asked you to do?

Day 5: Living Between the Ascension and ReturnReading: Acts 1:9-11; 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10Devotional: Jesus ascended. Je...
06/13/2026

Day 5: Living Between the Ascension and Return

Reading: Acts 1:9-11; 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10

Devotional: Jesus ascended. Jesus will return. We live in between. The angels asked, "Why stand looking into the sky?" Because there's kingdom work to accomplish while we wait. The last words of Jesus must become our first priority: "You will be my witnesses." We don't need more information, more programs, or more strategies. We need the power of the Holy Spirit saturating us daily. Your life is part of an unbroken chain stretching back to that hillside where ordinary people received an extraordinary mission. Someone invested in you. Someone prayed. Someone refused to give up. Now it's your turn. Continue the mission. Trust the Father. Live in His power.

Reflection: How will you prioritize being Jesus' witness this week in both word and deed?

Day 4: Witnesses, Not Just WorriersReading: Acts 1:6-8; 2 Timothy 1:7-9Devotional: The disciples wanted comfort and cont...
06/13/2026

Day 4: Witnesses, Not Just Worriers

Reading: Acts 1:6-8; 2 Timothy 1:7-9

Devotional: The disciples wanted comfort and control knowledge of when everything would be okay. Sound familiar? Jesus redirected them from the when to the how. "You don't need to know the timeline as much as you need to know the power source." Being a witness isn't about having all the answers or perfect presentation skills. It's simply telling and living what you've experienced because Jesus intersected your life. When the Spirit fills you, witnessing becomes the natural overflow, not a forced obligation. Your sphere of influence family, neighbors, coworkers isn't accidental. God has strategically placed you there. The question isn't whether you're capable, but whether you're available to His Spirit working through you.

Reflection: Who in your life needs to hear your story of what Jesus has done?

Day 3: Immersed in the Spirit's PowerReading: Acts 1:8; Ephesians 5:18-20Devotional: Christianity isn't difficult withou...
06/12/2026

Day 3: Immersed in the Spirit's Power

Reading: Acts 1:8; Ephesians 5:18-20

Devotional: Christianity isn't difficult without the Holy Spirit it's impossible. Jesus needed the Spirit for His earthly ministry; how much more do we? The baptism Jesus promised wasn't external ritual but internal reality. Like a cucumber becomes a pickle through complete immersion, believers must be saturated with God's Spirit. This isn't an optional add-on for super-Christians; it's the essential power source for ordinary followers. You cannot accomplish God's work in human strength. The mission to be His witnesses requires His presence, His power, His leading. The good news? He promises to fill those who ask. Daily surrender and daily filling this is the rhythm of Spirit-empowered living.

Reflection: Have you asked God to fill you afresh with His Spirit today?

Day 2: Trusting the Father's TimingReading: Acts 1:4-5; Isaiah 40:28-31Devotional: "Wait." Perhaps the hardest command J...
06/11/2026

Day 2: Trusting the Father's Timing

Reading: Acts 1:4-5; Isaiah 40:28-31

Devotional: "Wait." Perhaps the hardest command Jesus gave His disciples. They stood in dangerous Jerusalem, commissioned but not yet equipped, knowing the what but not the when. God often places us in seasons of preparation that feel like delay. But these forty-day periods aren't holding patterns they're transformative thresholds where God refines faith and reveals character. The disciples weren't ready for Pentecost on resurrection Sunday. Neither are you ready for everything God has next. Don't lag behind in disobedience, but don't run ahead in presumption. Trust that the Father who promises good things knows exactly what you need and when you need it. His timing is fixed by His authority and perfected by His love.

Reflection: What might God be preparing in you during this current season of waiting?

The Way: A 5-Day Devotional Journey Through Acts 1Day 1: Continuing What Jesus BeganReading: Acts 1:1-3; John 14:12-14De...
06/10/2026

The Way: A 5-Day Devotional Journey Through Acts 1

Day 1: Continuing What Jesus Began

Reading: Acts 1:1-3; John 14:12-14

Devotional: Jesus didn't finish everything He finished what He came to do, then passed the mission to us. Luke reminds us that his gospel recorded what Jesus "began" to do and teach. The work continues through ordinary people empowered by an extraordinary God. Your life is part of Acts 29, 30, and beyond. The same mission that transformed the world two thousand years ago is calling you today. Consider this: your words and actions either legitimize or undermine your witness. When what you say aligns with how you live, people see Jesus. What Jesus began, you continue. The question isn't whether the mission is too big it's whether you'll trust the One who calls you to it.

Reflection: What has Jesus begun in your life that He's calling you to continue today?

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3131 Randall Pkwy
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