We are Way

Celebrating Christ through black culture, a panel understanding how black heritage and culture has informed our relationship and journey with Christ.

This week Chevon talked about belonging. She talked about how important it was to get integrated in the community at our church and how now she can help people feel like they belong.

This week, Rach is wrapping up the Values series with our value of Honour.

This week, Ben unpacks our value of Faith. He shares his personal experiences where faith as small as a mustard seed pulled him through.

This week, Ben continues our "Values" series. He covers our value of "The power of generosity above the poverty of greed."

This week, Ben picks up our "Values" series. He covers our value of "Deep community above shallow consumerism."

This week, our guest speaker and founder Dave Belfield talks about what has been on his heart.

This week our guest speaker, Katherine Coulson, talks about how we can experience joy during a trial.

This week Chevon speaks to people from our community about how they got planted in our church.

This week we welcomed back Stephen Matthew to continue our Voices series. Stephen talks about his journey with the Bible. He talks about why and how he came to completely put his trust in the scripture.

This week, Hannah starts a new series called Voices. She uses the story of David and his son Solomon to illustrate how important it is to leave a legacy and how we need to build on that legacy.

This week we are celebrating the Community Grocery. We hear stories from people whose lives were changed by this ministry. Emily (manager) and Oliver (assistant manager) use the story about the feeding of 5000 people to illustrate how God can multiply the little that we have to bless us and others around us.

This week Ben continues "Our Values" series with "Life of Mission above spiritual apathy". He celebrates some of the families and individuals in our community who practice this value in their everyday lives.

This week Rachel started a new series on our values. She started with Identity. She talks about how important it is to first value our identity in Christ above the influence of culture.

This week Ben looks at the story of Zaccheus, a tax collector who climbed a tree just to be able to see Jesus in a crowd of people. This story illustrates why we need to actively seek Jesus and when we do, He can do incredible things in our lives.

This week Hannah talks about shame and how it can be the barrier between us and intimacy with God and others. She talks about how God can take away the shame and free us.

Intimacy is something God wants us to experience both with Him and with others. Listen as Ben and Hannah unpack the different types of intimacy and how we can experience real intimacy in our friendships and relationships.

This Sunday we've had the privilege to baptise over 20 people, 9 of which decided on the day to declare their faith in Jesus. You can listen to their stories on our YouTube channel @waywigan.

Ben continues our series about renewal. He talks about how faith as small as a mustard seed can bring healing.

This week, Rachel has a conversation with a few people from our community. They talk about the impact their relationship with God had and continues to have on their mental health.

“Renewal is in God’s character and he desires to renew all parts of us”. Rachel has started a new series called Renewal. Listen as she explains how God can renew us no matter the circumstance or how far we have ran away from Him.

This week Jake talks about how living in the awareness of God brings comfort and confidence into our lives.

Jesus sets us free. And the Holy Spirit keeps us free. So we need to keep in step with the Spirit. But how do we manage to do that, especially when bad things happen to us? Listen in as Ben inspires us to step out with the Holy Spirit with confidence.

When Jesus died, he made it so that nothing can separate us from God anymore. But how could that happen? And what's the Holy Spirit's involvement in it? Listen in as Ben makes it all relevant to our everyday lives.