The world was formed and filled by the loving God who made all things and called them good.  What happened? What went wrong? Why is the world the way that it is? This week, we’ll be talking about how the Bible works to tell us what went wrong. Join us as we read from Genesis 3-11. YouVersion Bible Event. YouVersion Bible ... Read More

Who are we? Where did we come from? How did we get here? What are we here for? The answers to every one of these questions can be found in Genesis chapters 1&2. The world was formed and filled by the loving God who made all things and called them good. Find our YouVersion Event that follows along with the ... Read More

We can have historical confidence in the Bible because it’s been faithfully copied and passed down for thousands of years. We have thousand of manuscripts to demonstrate this. But…is it true? Does is accurately portray reality? Do the contents of the Bible provide meaning and purpose to me? What does the Bible have to do with my life today? Main ... Read More

How does the Bible “work”? What is its purpose? Where did it come from? How did we get it? Can we trust it? What does it mean for me? This week at 1015, we’ll be talking about the Bible as “trustworthy.” Did you miss a detail? Here’s a link to today’s slides/presentation. Participate in The State of Theology survey.

The Body of Christ at WestWay is by lots of things: our unity, our giving, and our love. According to 2 Corinthians 2:4 & 7:8-9, a previous letter from Paul had the desired affect: the church has repented to their sin of disunity and are now ready to continue their discipleship. The new benchmark is their generosity, and because a ... Read More

Our love for one another is what Christians are to be known for. What does this love look like, and how did the church in the New Testament demonstrate it to one another and the world?

Message Summary: The Body of Christ at WestWay is marked by lots of things, our unity, our giving, and our love. One way we demonstrate our unity is by participating in communion weekly. Join us this week as we talk about how communion unties us. Main text: Mark 14:12-26   Additional texts: Acts 2:42-47, 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 Weekly Bible Reading Plan: ... Read More

What is God’s Will?  Often, when we hear that question, or even find ourselves asking that question, it’s in conjunction with wondering what God wants us to do. Should I continue working at this job? Should I move to a different town? Should I get involved with this ministry?  Is this a healthy way of using this question? This week ... Read More

The story of Jesus does not begin with Joseph and Mary in Bethlehem, but generations earlier. With precision and without apology, Matthew presents name upon name of intentionally placed and significant people. Ruth is from Moab; with her mother-in-law, she makes her way to Bethlehem, where she will meet a redeemer. Her story leads to Christ.

The story of Jesus does not begin with Joseph and Mary in Bethlehem, but generations earlier. With precision and without apology, Matthew presents name upon name of intentionally placed and significant people. Rahab, a pagan prostitute saved by God’s grace, became a part of God’s people. Her story leads to Christ.