WestWay Christian Church

 Paul begins his first letter to the church at Corinth with the reminder that they are holy because of Christ alone.

Each week, dozens of people use their gifts for the good of the WestWay body, demonstrating love and humility as they serve and gather in groups. God is using their serving and gathering to transform them and those around them.

The crown of victory is given at the end of the race to those who've run faithfully, to those who finish well. What does this mean for Christians?

When an athlete runs in a competition, they demonstrate endurance by running a route that has been set out for them by someone else. As Christians, God has set before us the task of becoming and making disciples. This requires endurance. 

Making disciples is a lifetime commitment, and we need to start strong. For this to happen, we need to understand what running the race looks like and we need to develop the discipline needed to succeed.

God has the expectation that His people are going to be faithful workers in the Kingdom, and for the Kingdom.

Trusting in the Good News of our salvation in Christ allows us to stand firm in the face of attempts to deceive us.

Those who are in Christ will bear fruit in ways that are obvious. While this will bring hardship, God is perfectly faithful and just; he will punish those who persecute his people, and he will give his people everything they need to be faithful demonstrations of his love because of his grace. 

Trusting in God’s faithfulness allows and encourages us to live in ways that bring Him honor and glory and build up others and point them to Christ.

God has a plan and purpose for us- to be his witnesses. Paul teaches the church at Thessalonica that they will witness faithfully by not only telling others about his Son Jesus, but by demonstrating the life that the resurrection makes possible through our purity, our consistent work, and our trust & lack of anxiety over when he is returning.

Discipleship takes a lifetime and the entire church has a role.

Paul writes two letters to the Church at Thessalonica to let them know how grateful he is for their consistent faith, to tell them of the ways they encourage him in his, and to encourage them to love and serve God through loving and serving one another.

Paul begins his first letter to the church at Thessalonica by reminding them of the Gospel and by telling them of the impact their acceptance of that Gospel is having all around the world.

“So encourage each other and build each other up, just as you are already doing.”   Paul wrote those words at the end of his first letter to the church at Thessalonica in the hopes they'd faithfully love, honor, and serve God through the way they loved, honored and served one another. We're excited to begin our Summer series reading and studying 1 & 2 Thessalonians together.   Paul's desire in the...

When Jesus ascended into heaven to take His place at the right hand of God, He left His Spirit to help us fulfill His commission to go and make disciples. This week we will discuss the importance of this event for your lives.

This Sunday, we're talking about the ways intergenerational service and study is crucial for us to grow in our relationship with God, intergenerational service and study is crucial for us to grow in our relationships with others, and intergenerational service and study is crucial for us to live out God's purpose in our lives.

An intergenerational gathering is one that is intentional about discipleship. We believe that EVERYONE has been gifted by God and has a role to play in the church. We strive to make every environment a discipleship environment. What are YOU doing to help make this a reality?

Being an intergenerational church is hard. Why should we choose to make this hard choice of being an intergenerational church? Because the Kingdom of God is an intergenerational kingdom, open for all ages and generations to join.

We believe the Bible teaches that salvation – the forgiveness of sins – is only by grace through the blood of Jesus Christ. Because of our sin, we are separated from God. We have no way to get back into a right relationship with God on our own. Biblically, we learn that salvation only comes from Christ; because He was crucified and killed we can be reconciled (re-joined with) God. And, it is becau...

Faithful Christian leaders love, serve, and lead the church, and faithful Christians accept the role of those leaders over them.

God is our Father, Jesus is our Lord, and the Holy Spirit guides our lives.

Jesus has been resurrected and because of this, he offers new life to all who would accept it through him.

Jesus is our King and we demonstrate this by worshiping and obeying him.

In 2 Peter 3, Peter tells his readers the purpose of his letter: to stir their thinking by reminding them of who God is, who they are, who they belong to, and the purpose of their lives- to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ in ways that lead to transformation.

Peter describes the behaviors and characteristics that identify false teachers so we can recognize them and be aware of how they operate.