WayHouse Church

06/27/2022

We have changed the name from "WayHouse Media" to "WayHouse Church" to better reflect the direction we are heading. For those looking to get involved with our soon-to-launch micro churches (AKA, house churches, missional churches, etc), this page will be a good place for that.

01/17/2022

01/07/2022

NEW post from Matt Allbritton

Early Christians self-described themselves as people of “The Way.” Before there was a New Testament, the people of “The Way” started a movement that changed history. We hope to create conversations that would create a more biblical framework for our postmodern society.

06/14/2021

Greg & Matt discuss charismatic gifts and God’s goal for his people. http://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregboyd/Episode_0805.mp3

05/31/2021

Is Gen Z appalled by the hypocrisy of the church in the same way as Millennials? What sets them apart? What questions are they looking for the church to answer? Click to hear the heart of Antwuan Malone, a minister to young adults for the past 10 years in the northern DFW area.

Early Christians self-described themselves as people of “The Way.” Before there was a New Testament, the people of “The Way” started a movement that changed history. We hope to create conversations that would create a more biblical framework for our postmodern society.

01/27/2021

Is the Church a safe place to share our doubts? If we're honest, it probably hasn't been. This is part one of a two-part series where Eric Sentell explores ways and reasons the Church needs to create space for doubters.

Early Christians self-described themselves as people of “The Way.” Before there was a New Testament, the people of “The Way” started a movement that changed history. We hope to create conversations that would create a more biblical framework for our postmodern society.

01/25/2021

Thankful for Eric and Trinity United Methodist Church for doing this interview with our founder, Matt Allbritton.

Eric interviews Matt Allbritton, the founder of WayHouse Media, about his ministry, spiritual journey, and advice for engaging young people, skeptics, and religious "nones." The conversation includes