People of The Way

People of The Way We are a new church connecting with all people of all backgrounds to come to know God

May THE WILL OF GOD be in your plans this week, His wisdom in your decisions, His peace in your heart, and His purpose i...
10/08/2026

May THE WILL OF GOD be in your plans this week, His wisdom in your decisions, His peace in your heart, and His purpose in all that you do. DRAW NEAR TO HIM + HE WILL DRAW NEAR TO YOU

WHY COME TO CHURCH? We gather to worship God, hear His Word, encourage one another, carry each other, and grow together....
08/08/2026

WHY COME TO CHURCH?

We gather to worship God, hear His Word, encourage one another, carry each other, and grow together. From the beginning of creation, the enemy’s goal was to always isolate and destroy our relationship with God. But God is a relational God Who embodies perfect unity. One of the ways unity is demonstrated is by how we love the church. His Church.

When we don’t go to church, it’s easier to: be disconnected, be isolated, lack accountability, stop hearing the Word, start hearing the voices of the world, prioritise others things over meeting with Gods people, stop depending on God and rather on our own. That’s the enemies scheme and doesn’t want us to grow and stay connected in Him.

BUT when we do go to church, we develop a habit of: focusing on God, praising God for every blessing through worship, hearing the Word - His truth, building relationships with other believers, learning to love one another, walking through the highs + lows together, encouragingly giving + receiving strength, praying for one another in times of hardships; doing life together and supporting one another.

We are connected with God by loving one another through our gatherings. Praise God as we leave satisfied; filled with His goodness and ready to face the world during the week but with His strength. It’s not meant to be a religious experience, but a relational one with God and His people.

If you want to experience the glory of Gods goodness and you’re ready to take the next steps of your faith. Don’t wait til you have your life in order. God is The God of order and He will sustain your life if you trust Him in these next steps of your faith journey. Whether you’re a young Christian or in need of direction in your walk, you’re welcomed to join us. We will be glad to see you. God can handle everything you bring before Him. He wants you to come and draw near to Him so He can draw near to you through church ☺️🩵

💐 You’re invited!Join us this Mother’s Day as we gather to celebrate, honour, and give thanks for the mothers and mother...
04/05/2026

💐 You’re invited!

Join us this Mother’s Day as we gather to celebrate, honour, and give thanks for the mothers and mother-figures in our lives.

📅 Sunday 11 May
⏰ 10:00am
📍 Micheal’s Ave Community Centre
12 Elwood Place

All are welcome! Bring your mum, your whānau, and your friends.
We’d love to see you there.

25/04/2026

A rich man. A beggar. A chasm that could not be crossed.

Last Sunday we read one of Jesus’ most confronting parables. We’re in a series called Jesus’ Stories — seeking Jesus from His own teachings.

“If they do not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will not be convinced even if someone rises from the dead.” Luke 16:31

The main point? Value the Word of God.

Not signs. Not miracles. Not entertainment. The Word. God’s living truth.

Know it. Hear it. Obey it.
Follow it. Love it. Speak it.

The Word of God leads us to Christ. And Christ is the difference between heaven and hell.

Tomorrow we start the next parable — come and join us.
📍 Michael’s Ave Community Centre
🕙 10am

16/04/2026

Forgive as you have been forgiven.

“Lord, how often will my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? As many as seven times?” Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you seven times, but seventy-seven times.”
Matthew 18:21-22

When Peter asked Jesus about forgiveness, Jesus wasn’t setting a number to reach. He was painting a picture of what it looks like to follow him.

We carry a debt we could never repay because of our sin, yet God in his mercy withheld the judgement we deserve and instead sent Christ to pay it fully. Because of his death and resurrection, we are not just forgiven. We are empowered by his Spirit to forgive others the way we have been forgiven.

True reconciliation calls for both: forgiveness and repentance.

Come and join us this Sunday as we continue walking through the parables of Jesus together. 🙏

05/04/2026

“He is not here; he has risen, just as he said.” Matthew 28:6

Sunday is here. Jesus has risen! What a glorious day🌅

This was not just another ex*****on. Jesus didn’t stay dead. He got up!
It was a moment of God’s divine power and grace on display. The grave clothes folded. The stone rolled away. The tomb empty. Because Jesus resurrected from death it confirmed and verified his death was accepted by God. It confirmed he was the Son of God, the promised Messiah, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. (John 1:29)

Easter is not just a holiday we celebrate once a year. It is the very meaning of our salvation. And to understand what Jesus rescued us from we have to see that we are all sinners, because we all fall short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:23) And the wages of sin is death (Romans 6:23). Not just physical death but eternal separation from God. That is what we were facing. That is what we needed saving from.

And so Jesus, the way the truth and the life (John 14:6) stepped in. He didn’t come to condemn us. He came to set us free. Through his death on the cross he took the penalty we deserved. Through his resurrection he defeated death and opened the door to new life. A life no longer defined by sin and shame but by forgiveness, freedom and right relationship with the Father.

There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:1)
Death has lost its sting. (1 Corinthians 15:55) We have been given new life, a new heart and a hope that does not disappoint. (1 Peter 1:3) And because he rose we too shall rise. (1 Corinthians 15:20)

We are forgiven. We are reconciled. We are loved. Jesus made a way for us back to the Father.

The rescue complete. The king has risen. And he is alive today. Jesus our risen king, now reigns forever.

The evidence of Christ’s death and resurrection stands. What you do with it is a choice that could change your life forever. How might you respond to the love of Jesus today?

Maundy Thursday. From the Latin word ‘mandatum’ meaning commandment, or mandate. The night Jesus gave his disciples a ne...
02/04/2026

Maundy Thursday. From the Latin word ‘mandatum’ meaning commandment, or mandate. The night Jesus gave his disciples a new commandment: love one another as I have loved you (John 13:34).

Tonight we remember the night before the crucifixion when Jesus gathered with his disciples to celebrate the Passover feast. For centuries the Jewish people had observed Passover, remembering when God delivered them from slavery in Egypt through the blood of a spotless lamb. That same night Jesus knelt down and washed his disciples feet. Not the act of a king. The act of a lowly servant.

But this was no ordinary Passover meal. Jesus took the bread, broke it and said this is my body. He took the cup and said this is my blood of the new covenant. In that moment he was revealing what the whole Passover story had always been pointing to.

He was not just observing the Passover. He was fulfilling it. Jesus, the Son of God, was and is the Passover lamb. Spotless. Chosen.

We give thanks and praise for the love of God poured out for us. That he gave his one and only Son so that through Christ we could be reconciled to him, forgiven of our sin and given a new heart.

Jesus the humble king. Jesus the suffering servant. Jesus the Passover Lamb.

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