The Way Church of Doyle

The Way Church of Doyle The Way Church of Doyle
A Christ-centered, Bible-believing, non-denominational church in Doyle, TN.

đź•ŠThe Weekly Wayđź•Š>>More Than a Song
08/30/2026

đź•ŠThe Weekly Wayđź•Š
>>More Than a Song

>>The Weekly Way
08/23/2026

>>The Weekly Way

🕊The Holy Spirit🕊God’s empowering presence that transforms believers from the inside out. Jesus made an extraordinary pr...
08/16/2026

đź•ŠThe Holy Spiritđź•Š
God’s empowering presence that transforms believers from the inside out. Jesus made an extraordinary promise in John 14:26 when He said, "The Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things." God's presence does not just dwell among His people, but within them. The same Spirit who hovered over the waters of creation now makes His home in the hearts of believers.

When Paul describes the fruit of the Spirit- "love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self control" - he's not presenting a checklist of behaviors to achieve but describing the natural outcome of the Spirit's presence in our lives.

In Romans 8:26-27, one of the Holy Spirit's most precious ministries is described "The Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us through wordless groans." During those moments when we're overwhelmed, when words fail us, the Spirit bridges the gap between our limited expressions and our Father's perfect understanding.

Ezekiel 36:26-27 states "I will give you a new heart and put a new Spirit in you...I will put my Spirit in you and move you to follow my decrees." The Spirit changes us from the inside out, aligning our desires with God's will and empowering us to live in ways we couldn't through mere willpower. We need daily spiritual filling just like physical nourishment. Yet this isn't about getting more of the Spirit - He is fully present in every believer - but about allowing Him to have more of us, influencing every aspect of our lives. He guides us in truth, comforts us in sorrow, empowers us for service, confirms us as God's children, and transforms us into Christ's image.

This week may you walk in step with the Spirit, sensitive to His guidance and empowered by His presence in every situation you face. Be more intentional about recognizing and responding to the Holy Spirit's presence in your life - whether in moments of decisions, times of prayer, or daily interactions with others. The Spirit is God's personal presence with us and in us, making the reality of Christ tangible in our everyday experience.
~The Weekly Way~

Reminder of 12 Step Ministry! Sundays at 2pm! Food provided.
08/15/2026

Reminder of 12 Step Ministry! Sundays at 2pm! Food provided.

🛝 We invite you to help us restore The Lillian Moore Playground at The Way Church of Doyle.🛝We believe church is more th...
08/15/2026

🛝 We invite you to help us restore The Lillian Moore Playground at The Way Church of Doyle.🛝
We believe church is more than a building. It’s a place where families gather, children grow, friendships are made, and memories are created. Our church playground is in need of some TLC and we’re asking our church family, friends, and community to help us give our kids a safe, fun place to play again!

🍽️ FUNDRAISING DINNER
đź“… Sunday, August 16th
⛪ Following Morning Worship Service
đź“Ť The Way Church of Doyle
5085 McMinnville Hwy
Doyle, TN 38559

Come worship with us, stay for a great meal and fellowship while helping us raise the funds needed to rebuild our playground!

You're Invited to The Way Church of Doyle's 12-Step MeetingNo matter where you've been or what you're facing, there is h...
08/02/2026

You're Invited to The Way Church of Doyle's 12-Step Meeting

No matter where you've been or what you're facing, there is hope—and you don't have to walk through it alone.

Our 12-Step Meeting is open to everyone. Whether you're struggling with addiction, in recovery, have a loved one affected by addiction, or simply want to grow through the life-changing principles of the 12 steps, you'll find a welcoming, judgment-free community here.

These meetings are about healing, restoration, forgiveness, making amends, and finding freedom from the burdens we carry. We believe everyone can benefit from learning how to live with peace, purpose, and hope.

đź“… Every Sunday at 2:00 PM
đź“Ť The Way Church of Doyle
50885 McMinnville Hwy
Doyle, TN 38559

🍽️ Food is provided!

Come as you are. Bring a friend or family member if you'd like. There's always a seat waiting for you.

"Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ." — Galatians 6:2

I lost my mother 22 years ago.She was 66.I was 46.I thought I was ready. I told myself I was ready. I told her I was rea...
05/10/2026

I lost my mother 22 years ago.
She was 66.
I was 46.

I thought I was ready. I told myself I was ready. I told her I was ready. I told everyone I just wanted her out of her pain — and while that sounds good, the truth is, I was not ready.

No matter how ready you think you are, you are not ready. The minute she was gone, it all became so final.

Honestly, I’m as selfish as everyone else — I wanted my Moma.

My mother was like being in a cold room and she was the fireplace. She made everyone feel warm. She was the most selfless person I’ve ever known.

I once told her she reminded me of the story of the little red hen.

She would say, “Who wants to help make a garden?” and everyone would excitedly say, “I do! I do!”
But then she would ask: “Who wants to help plow the garden?” No one.
“Who wants to help plant it?” No one.
“Who wants to help hoe the garden?” No one.
“Who wants to help pick it?” No one.
“Who wants to help cook the vegetables?” No one.
But when she asked, “Who’s hungry?” everyone came and sat at her table — and she was happy.

That was my Moma.

I once told her I wasn’t very good at sending cards or little gifts of love. But the best thing I knew how to give her was me being just like her — being the best Christian woman, wife, mother, sister, friend, and daughter I could be.

That’s how I honor my mother.

When someone says, “You’re just like your mother,” it makes me beam with pride. Because when they say that, what I hear is that I remind them of Christ. To me, my mom was the most Christ-like person I ever knew.

That’s how I keep my Moma alive — for me and for everyone who knew her.

Be the most Christ-like version of your mother you can be, and she will know. But most of all, Christ will know. ♥️

Salvation represents God's rescue plan for humanity. In a world offering countless paths to fulfillment and meaning, the...
04/26/2026

Salvation represents God's rescue plan for humanity. In a world offering countless paths to fulfillment and meaning, the verse Acts 4:12 is a bold statement that cuts through the confusion to present one truth - Salvation is found in Christ alone.

God has made the way of Salvation both accessible to all and inexhaustible in its riches. "If you declare with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord', and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved." - Romans 10:9

Our Salvation was purchased not with money or riches, but with Christ's own life, demonstrating both the severity of our need and the depth of God's love. "He was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment thay brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds are we healed." - Isaiah 53:5

We are not just pardoned criminals; we're adopted children clothed in Christ's own righteousness. Our sin for His righteousness - goes beyond mere forgiveness to complete transformation. "God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." - 2 Corinthians 5:21

In Titus 3:5, we read that we have been saved "by grace through faith", we encounter the beautiful message that Salvation is both entirely free yet incredibly costly. Free to us because Christ paid the full price; costly because it required the life of God's son. This grace doesn't just save us from something but for something - we're saved for good works that God prepared in advance for us to do.

The same power that raised Christ from the dead is at work in us now, transforming our character, healing our brokenness, and empowering our witness.

Jesus' promise that "no one can sn**ch them out of my hand" provides unshakable security for our Salvation. Our Salvation doesn’t depend on our ability to hold onto God but on His commitment to hold onto us.

In a world of temporary solutions and partial fixes, Salvation offers complete restoration and eternal hope through Jesus Christ.

Join us Saturday for our Men's Breakfast!
04/13/2026

Join us Saturday for our Men's Breakfast!

Thought for Today: Who Is My Family?Someone once asked, “How can I ensure my children are led to salvation?”That’s a hea...
04/08/2026

Thought for Today: Who Is My Family?

Someone once asked, “How can I ensure my children are led to salvation?”

That’s a heavy question—and an important one.

As parents and grandparents, our hearts long for our children to know Jesus. We teach them, pray for them, guide them… but sometimes, no matter what we say, it feels like they aren’t listening.

So I began to think about it a little differently.

Yes, God entrusted me with my children—but what if I saw everyone as my family?
What if I cared just as deeply about your children, your grandchildren, and the people I meet every day?

Because here’s the truth:
The more people we reach with the love of Jesus, the more lives are changed. And somewhere along the way, one of those lives might cross paths with our own children when they need it most.

Imagine this…
What if your child is hurting, feeling lost and alone…
And someone you once encouraged… someone you once shared Jesus with…
Is the very person God uses to reach them?

What if the seed you planted in someone else becomes the harvest in your own family?

I’ve often said: If I take care of His children, He will take care of mine.

This doesn’t remove our responsibility as parents—we are still called to raise our children to know God, His love, and His sacrifice. But it expands our vision of what family truly is.

Jesus said:
“Who is my mother? Who are my brothers?... Anyone who does God’s will is my brother and sister and mother.”
— Mark 3:33-35

Our family is bigger than we think.
So let’s keep planting seeds.
Let’s keep sharing His Word.
Let’s keep loving people.

Because you never know…
The life you touch today could be the one God uses to reach your child tomorrow.

- Vonette Murphy

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5085 McMinnville Highway
Doyle, TN
38559

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