We are Way

This Sunday we had Dave Belfield bring a stirring and awakening message where he reminded us that ministry isn’t limited to the church walls, it’s a calling we live out in every area of our lives. Each of us carries the gift of reconciliation meaning wherever we go God’s Kingdom goes with us.

Dave challenged us to shift our mindset: Sunday isn’t a time to recharge but a celebration of how God has already worked through us during the week.

A powerful reminder that we are all called to lead like Jesus.

This Sunday we opened our new series “…Like Jesus” with Chevon Taylor leading us back to the foundation of transformation, truly knowing who Jesus is. She reminded us that Christ was not random in history but planned, promised and given for us and that becoming like Him is not about copying behavior but surrendering our lives to be remade by His love. The message ended with a call to lay down whatever still competes with Jesus in us: a habit, a lifestyle, a comfort or a “no” that must become “yes” so that His life can take shape in ours.

This Sunday at Way Church we celebrated All Nations Sunday a beautiful moment to honour every nationality and culture in our community.

Ben Tarbuck brought a powerful word reminding us that although we speak many earthly languages, we share one Kingdom language: Salvation belongs to our God.

He spoke about the unity Heaven celebrates; all tribes, all tongues, one voice and challenged us to live the same way on earth. Not just attending church, but asking “What can I do for God’s Kingdom in my everyday life, in my career, in my relationships, in my decisions?”

A timely call to unity, purpose, and Kingdom vision.

This Sunday, Ben Tarbuck concluded our MOVE series with a powerful reminder that God moves when we move.

previously speaking on the vision and values that shape our Way Church community. Calling us to serve, build and carry God’s mission forward together. When we step out in faith and obedience, God meets us there, transforming lives and advancing His kingdom through us.

A stirring message about action, faith and being the hands and feet of Jesus in our world.

This Sunday at Way Church, Rachel Calland shared a moving message on what it truly means to have a serving heart. Serving isn’t just about Sundays in church it’s a posture we carry into every part of our lives: in our families, workplaces, friendships and beyond.

Rachel reminded us that when we serve with humility and love, we reflect the very heart of Jesus. True greatness isn’t found in status or recognition but in giving ourselves for others as Christ gave Himself for us.

This message is a call to live with open hands, open hearts and a willingness to serve wherever God has placed us.

This Sunday at Way Church, Pastor Ben Tarbuck challenged us with a powerful question: “Who is your faith in?”

Drawing from the story of the centurion and the words of Hebrews, Ben reminded us that true faith isn’t about our worthiness but about the greatness of the One we place our trust in. The impossible is possible when our faith is anchored in God.

This message calls us to look beyond ourselves and ask honestly: Are we putting our faith in our own strength, in the world around us or in the One who has already proven He can do all things?

This Sunday at Way Church, Ben Tarbuck brought a powerful word on the values we live by, as a church and as followers of Jesus. Our vision, “For all people to find their way to God,” isn’t just a motto; it is the foundation of everything we do, from the Community Grocery to Postcode Coffee and The Edge.

Ben reminded us that values shape vision and vision shapes legacy. Just as Jesus taught about building on the rock instead of sand, we are called to root our lives and His church in the unshakable truth of God.

The challenge is simple yet profound: What are the values you’re building on and do they align with God’s heart?

This Sunday at Way Church, Ben Tarbuck shared a vision-filled message inspired by Nehemiah’s unshakable drive to rebuild the walls. Nehemiah knew what God had called him to do and he refused to be shaken by opposition, distraction or doubt.

Ben reminded us how easy it is to slip into vision blindness. When discouragement, distractions or false perspectives cloud what God has placed before us. Just like an eye mask dims reality, we can start to see things not as they truly are but as fear or doubt makes them appear. Yet God calls us higher.

Breaking it down into three powerful truths: Discouragement, Distraction and Done, Ben showed us that the enemy may try to silence, stall or stop us but God always has the final word. What He begins, He will bring to completion.

This message is a call to lift your eyes, shake off the blindfold and step boldly into the vision God has for your life and for His church. Because when He is at work, nothing can stand in the way of His purposes.

This Sunday at Way Church we had the joy of hearing real stories of faith through a special panel led by Chevon Taylor and guests. Together they shared honest reflections on life, faith and the power of God’s hand at work in their journeys.

It was a reminder that no matter where we come from or what we’ve been through, God is always writing something greater with our lives.

Come be inspired, encouraged and reminded that your story too has the power to reveal God’s goodness.

This Sunday at Way Church, Rachel Calland closed out our Summer in the Psalms series with a stirring message on Psalm 20. A Psalm that is not just words on a page but a living prayer written for us.

Rachel invited us to see and recognize that this Psalm is a declaration over our own lives. A call to lean on the power of God’s name in every battle, every trial and every season. Psalm 20 reminds us that victory doesn’t come from our strength but from the One who hears us, answers us and saves us.

This message is a bold reminder: when we call on the name of the Lord, we are never abandoned. His name is power, His name is refuge, His name is victory.