We are Way

This Sunday at Way Church, Pastor Ben Tarbuck continued our Grace and Truth series with a heartfelt message exploring the power of true kindness. Drawing from Jesus' act of washing His disciples’ feet, Ben unpacked what it means to live in the fullness of God's grace expressing radical, redeeming, and restoring kindness.He reminded us that these expressions of kindness aren't just nice ideas but they’re gifts God has placed within each of us. They reflect His heart and call us to go beyond the surface-level “kindness” the world offers. While cultural kindness may look the part, it’s often artificial like astroturf trying to imitate real grass. In contrast, Christian kindness is genuine, rooted in mercy and generosity and grounded in how God sees people, not in their past but in their purpose.This message is an invitation to live with the kind of grace that transforms not just ourselves but the world around us. God’s love is real, deep and everlasting and He’s calling us to carry that love in everything we do.

This Sunday at Way Church, Ben Tarbuck opened up a powerful new focus on Grace and Truth. A divine balance that defines the very heart of Jesus.As we step into the book of John over the coming weeks, Ben reminded us that to truly follow Jesus is to live in both His grace that meets us where we are, and His truth that lovingly calls us higher. Grace without truth can leave us unchanged. Truth without grace can feel unreachable. But together, they reveal the full picture of God’s love.This message set the tone for a season of deeper understanding, as we seek to live not just knowing about Jesus, but walking in the fullness of who He is, full of grace and truth.Will you lean into both?

This Sunday at Way Church, Chevon Taylor delivered a captivating and truth-filled message on perspective and how we all see the world differently, yet must be careful not to turn our personal views into absolute truth.

She spoke on the importance of standing firm in God’s truth rather than picking and choosing what fits our own narrative. In a world full of distractions and shifting opinions, there is only one unshakable truth - The Son of God, our King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Jesus Christ our Savior.

Are we allowing the world to shape our beliefs, or are we letting God’s Word transform our hearts and minds? The truth isn’t found in culture or opinions but it’s found in Him.

Will you choose to stand on the truth of Jesus today?

This Sunday at Way Church, Lucy Ayres delivered a powerful and thought-provoking message on wrestling with God—a struggle that isn’t always a bad thing, but often exactly what we need.

She reflected on the story of Jacob, who wrestled with God and, through that struggle, was transformed and given a new name—Israel. Sometimes, our greatest breakthroughs come not from avoiding the wrestle, but from engaging with it, allowing God to refine us in the process.

Lucy challenged us to consider how we handle conflict—are we like rhinos, charging headfirst, or like hedgehogs, curling up and guarding ourselves? More importantly, she asked: Do we need to start our own wrestle with God, or is it time to surrender the one we’re in?

God meets us in the struggle, not to break us, but to bless us. Will you embrace the wrestle and let Him transform you?

This Sunday at Way Church, we had the joy of hearing a powerful and truthful message from Hannah Tarbuck about obedience—what it truly means to follow God wholeheartedly.

Obedience isn’t about following rules; it’s about surrendering to God’s will, trusting that His way is always better. Hannah spoke on the blessings that come from obedience and how it deepens our relationship with Him. When we love God, we choose to follow His voice, even when it’s difficult or doesn’t make sense.

Let this message encourage you to walk in obedience, knowing that God honors those who trust Him. His plans for you are greater than you can imagine—will you choose to follow?

This Sunday at Way Church, we had the joy of welcoming our brother Jock James from Life Church Bradford, who delivered a powerful and soul-stirring message on making Jesus the center of our lives.

Jock reminded us that life is transformed when we place Jesus at the heart of everything—our work, our relationships and our daily walk. Too often, we try to navigate life on our own, struggling to stay afloat, when all along, God is our lifeboat, ready to carry us. No matter how far we may have drifted, He is always there, waiting for us to turn back to Him.

God doesn’t call us based on our abilities but on our hearts. If He could use a donkey to speak, He can surely use each of us! Just as David was chosen and anointed, even when others overlooked him, God sees beyond what the world sees—He sees His purpose in us.

Let this message be a call to surrender. Put Jesus at the center, and watch how He moves in your life. His love, grace and power are always available—will you choose to step into them today?

This Sunday at Way Church, Rachel Calland brought a heartfelt conclusion to our Move series, revisiting the powerful lessons from the past two weeks on manna and quail. She reflected on God’s unwavering provision, His faithfulness in every season, and the importance of trusting His way over our own.As we close this series, we are reminded that God is always moving, leading, providing, and calling us to deeper faith. When we surrender to His plan, we step into the fullness of His promises.May this message inspire you to trust, follow, and move with God, knowing He is always making a way.

This Sunday at Way Church, Rachel Calland continued last week’s message on manna and quail, reminding us that God's way is always better than our own. She spoke about how the Israelites struggled to trust God's provision, attempting to do things their own way, which led to unnecessary difficulties.Rachel emphasized that when we listen to God and follow His direction, He provides exactly what we need. But when we rely on our own understanding, we can find ourselves facing challenges we were never meant to endure.This message is a reminder to trust in God's wisdom, surrender control, and walk confidently in His provision—because His way is always best.

This Sunday at Way Church, Rachel Calland delivered a powerful and heartfelt message about trusting God even in seasons of lack. Drawing from the story of manna and quail, she reminded us how God continually provided for the Israelites—despite their doubts and struggles to trust Him.

Rachel challenged us with a deep and personal question: Where in our lives do we need to trust God more? Are we, like the Israelites, wandering in uncertainty because we hesitate to fully surrender to His guidance?

God is always faithful. He provides, sustains, and leads us forward. This message is a reminder to release fear, lean into His promises, and trust that He will make a way—no matter the circumstance.

Be encouraged, be blessed, and step into deeper faith today!

This Sunday at Way Church was First Fruit Sunday—a powerful and faith-filled moment for our community. Ben Tarbuck delivered an inspiring message on the meaning of first fruits and why we practice it as an act of faith and devotion.

Ben challenged us to test God—to believe in His power, trust in His promises, and watch Him move miraculously in our lives. When we dare to trust Him fully, we position ourselves to experience His wonders in ways beyond our imagination.

This message is a call to bold faith, to give God our best, and to expect His presence to move in our lives like never before. Are you ready to step out and see what God can do?