We are Way

This Sunday, Ben Tarbuck continued the journey of We Are the Move of God with a brief yet faith-igniting message. It was a reminder that God’s power is not distant or reserved for a few, but active and alive through ordinary people who choose to believe.Ben encouraged us to lift our eyes, to stop shrinking Jesus in the face of our challenges and to trust that God is able to move mightily through surrendered lives. A timely call to faith, courage and confidence in who God is and what He can do through us when we say yes.

This Sunday, Ben Tarbuck brought a confronting and faith-stirring message, calling us to live as the Gideons of today. With honesty and courage, he challenged us to examine the modern-day idols we have allowed to sit at the centre of our lives. Those quiet replacements for God that shape our priorities, habits, and worship.

Just as Gideon was called to tear down what stood in the way of true devotion, this message invites us to do the same: to break from false security, return to wholehearted faith and choose God alone as the foundation of our lives. A powerful call to courage, surrender and freedom. This message asks the question we all must answer: what needs to fall so God can fully reign?

This Sunday marked our first gathering of 2026 and Ben Tarbuck opened the year by launching our new series, “We Are the Move of God.” This series flows from a prophetic word God has given our church, rooted in the truth that God does far more than we can ask or imagine, through His people.Ben drew from the story of Gideon, reminding us how God often calls ordinary people who feel uncertain, unqualified or unseen and then reveals who they truly are in Him. Just as Gideon was invited to see himself through God’s eyes, we too are being called to rise in faith and step into what God is doing and calling us to.

This message sets the tone for the year ahead: a call to trust God’s voice, move in obedience and believe that He is at work in and through us. A powerful start to 2026 and an invitation to become all God has called us to be.

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This Sunday, Ben Tarbuck led us in a reflective message, giving thanks for all God has done throughout 2025 while lifting our eyes toward what lies ahead. As we revisited the MOVE series, we were reminded that God has been our anchor; faithful and steady in every season.

Looking toward 2026, Ben declared with faith: We are the move of God. Not waiting for something to happen, but recognising that God moves through surrendered lives and obedient hearts.

He also spoke of us being the Jethro generation: a people called to walk in wisdom, shared strength and God’s order, knowing we are better together.

A moment of gratitude and a call to readiness for all God is about to do.

This Sunday we celebrated Christmas at Way. A joyful moment to honour the birth of Jesus Christ and reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.

Ben Tarbuck shared a heartfelt message reminding us that Christmas is not just a season of giving, but a moment where heaven gave its greatest gift. God sent His Son not to condemn the world, but to draw us close, offering love, grace and salvation.

In a world focused on presents, this message gently calls us back to presence. The presence of God with us, for us and within us. Christmas is more than a celebration; it’s an invitation to receive the greatest gift ever given.

This Sunday, Chevon Taylor opened our December series, “The Table,” by reminding us that throughout Scripture, God meets His people at the table. Jesus identifies Himself with the hungry and the stranger, God sets a table in His dwelling place, Jesus sits with sinners and the early church breaks bread as an act of devotion. Again and again the table becomes a place of encounter.

Chevon spoke of Jesus’ radical hospitality, a Savior who doesn’t wait for us to come to Him but chooses to come close, to sit with us, to share life with us. As we move toward celebrating His birth, we’re invited to open our tables the way He opened His life: with welcome, grace and room for others.

This season, may our tables reflect His heart, places where people are seen, loved and met by the presence of Jesus.

This Sunday, Jake Isaac led us in a deeply moving message. He invited us to look honestly at our prayer lives at what we bring to God, how we speak to Him, and what we truly believe about the One who listens.

Drawing from Jesus’ own example, Jake reminded us that prayer is not performance, pressure or ritual but a relationship. It’s the place where we learn to breathe again, to trust again, to surrender again. It’s where heaven meets our humanity and reshapes us from the inside out.

If you’re longing for a deeper, more authentic connection with God, this one will speak to your soul.

This Sunday, Chevon Taylor brought a powerful message on discernment, challenging us to recognise what is real in a world full of convincing imitations. Using AI visuals as a wake-up call, she showed how easily we can be deceived without spiritual clarity.

She reminded us that discernment is a God-given gift and a daily practice sharpened by seeking Him, listening closely and learning to recognise His voice above the noise.

Are you ready to see clearly? This message will stir your spirit.

This Sunday, continuing in our Like Jesus series, we had the joy of hearing Lucy Ayres bring a deeply spiritual and soul-awakening message.

She invited us to look honestly at what it truly means to give everything to God, not just our resources but our desires, our motives, our security and our whole lives. Lucy reminded us that giving like Jesus isn’t about loss; it’s about stepping into the fullness of life that comes when we release our grip and place everything in His hands.

With a tender but challenging call, Lucy showed us that God’s love is generous, overflowing and sacrificial. When we surrender to Him, that same love begins to flow through us. To give like Jesus is to trust Him with our future, to loosen our hold on the things that weigh us down and to allow His life to shine through every choice we make.

This Sunday we had the pleasure of hearing from Ben Tarbuck as he continued our Like Jesus series with a powerful message. Ben reminded us that true service isn’t limited to a Sunday or a task, it’s a posture of the heart. To serve like Jesus is to let every action, every word and every moment reflect His love.

He challenged us to look beyond ourselves and ask: How am I serving God’s Kingdom through my kindness, my generosity, and my love toward others?

When we serve with humility and devotion, we don’t just reflect Jesus we reveal Him to the world.