We are Way

This Sunday, Ben Tarbuck continued our Disciples series.

We were reminded of the power of choosing to devote ourselves to God’s Word not occasionally, but daily. The Bible isn’t just something we read, it is the foundation for how we live, shaping our decisions, our character and our direction.

This message calls us to build our lives on truth, to stand firm in every season and to walk together as a community rooted in God’s teaching. A simple yet powerful invitation to live a life fully devoted to Him.

This Sunday at Way Church, Ben Tarbuck launched our brand new series: Disciples. A powerful beginning as we step into what it truly means to follow Jesus and live as His disciples.Rooted in a picture of deep devotion, this message challenged the way we often view church. The world may describe church as a building or a place we go, but we were reminded that church is people; a living, breathing community devoted to God, to one another and to a shared life of faith.Ben called us higher, inviting us to move beyond surface-level belief into a life marked by commitment to God’s Word, to prayer, to generosity and to authentic community. This is what discipleship looks like: not just attending, but becoming.A stirring message that redefines what it means to be the Church and calls each of us to step fully into the life God has invited us to live.

This Sunday at Way Church, Hannah Tarbuck led us through a special message on Mothering Sunday. It was a heartfelt reminder of the beautiful relationship between Christ and His Church. With Jesus as the head and we, His people, as the body.

Through this message, she spoke honestly about the reality of church hurt and the moments when people can feel disconnected or unsure about being part of the body. Yet at the heart of the message was a powerful truth: every single person has value, purpose and a place within God’s family.

Just as a body is made up of many parts working together, the Church is formed by people uniquely created and deeply loved by God. This message invites us to see the Church not as a place of perfection, but as a living, growing body where we honour one another, support one another and remember that we all belong.

This Sunday at Way Church, Chevon shared a deeply reflective message through the powerful image of a sculptor carefully forming marble into a masterpiece, we were reminded that God shapes our lives with the same patience, care and intention.

Just as a sculptor slowly reveals beauty within stone, God is continually shaping us throughout our lives. The message invited us to reflect on how we often ask God to shape us, yet still wrestle with trusting His timing and His process.

This message was a gentle yet powerful reminder that we are God’s workmanship, formed with purpose and transformed over time as we surrender more of ourselves to Him. A beautiful invitation to trust the hands of the One who is shaping us into something far greater than we can yet see.

This Sunday, Dave Belfield continued his powerful message on purpose with a bold and refocusing reminder: don’t love the church, love God.

He challenged us to examine our motives and our foundation, reminding us that everything we do is ultimately for God, not for an organisation or a building. Because without God at the centre, what is church? It is His presence that gives it life, meaning and mission.

We were encouraged to lift our eyes beyond roles, routines and responsibilities and instead fix our hearts on Him alone. When we love God first, everything else finds its proper place.

A clarifying and grounding message, calling us back to the true source of our purpose

This Sunday, Dave Belfield brought a thoughtful and stirring message on purpose, reminding us that our lives only find true meaning when rooted in God. Exploring the truth that we are chosen and positioned with intention, he encouraged us to reflect on where we are drawing our identity from. When purpose isn’t anchored in God, it becomes easy to adopt the expectations and definitions the world offers instead.

We were challenged to see purpose as something lived out with faith, perseverance and trust in God’s promises over time.

A meaningful message that invites us to rediscover who we are in Him and to live with clarity, courage and God-given direction.

This Sunday, Ben continued our 'We Are the MOVE of God' series with a powerful message on friendship and the people we choose to walk alongside. Looking at Gideon’s story, he highlighted the difference between devoted friends who strengthen our faith and doubtful voices that can pull us away from God’s purpose.

We were reminded that not every relationship is meant for every season and that God often refines our circles so we can move forward in obedience and courage. The right people don’t just stand near us they stand in faith with us

A timely and challenging message, calling us to consider who we journey with as we step into all God is asking of us.

This Sunday we gathered for First Fruits Sunday, a special and beautiful moment where we dedicated the first of our harvest to God. It was a time of surrender, gratitude and faith, trusting that when we place Him first, He will do immeasurably more than we could ever imagine in our lives.

Ben shared a short but powerful message, reminding us that when our lives are rooted in God, no weapon formed against us will prevail. It was a moment to realign our hearts, honour Him with our first and step forward in faith for all that He is about to do.

WE ARE THE MOVE OF GOD!

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This Sunday, Ben Tarbuck brought a stirring and faith-building message on generosity, inviting us to see it not as obligation but as worship. He reminded us that generosity flows from trust, trusting God with what we have and believing that He is the true source of every good thing.This message challenges our hearts to loosen our grip, to sow with faith and to live open-handed lives that reflect God’s abundance and grace. As we give, God shapes us, grows us and uses our generosity to bless others and glorify His name.A timely and soul-stirring invitation to live generously, joyfully and fully surrendered to God.

This Sunday, Ben continued our We Are the Move of God series with a stirring and deeply personal question: what do you need to be emptied of?

We were invited to see ourselves as clay jars: fragile, ordinary yet chosen to carry something extraordinary. God doesn’t fill what we refuse to empty and He often equips us with unexpected “weapons” that only make sense when we trust Him completely. Just as Gideon’s army carried jars, fire and trumpets. We are reminded that God’s power is revealed not through strength but through surrender.

This message is a call to lay things down, make room for God and trust that what He places in our hands, no matter how unlikely will be enough. Are you ready to be emptied, so God can fill you and pour His light into the world through you?