This week we're sharing a global vision for a world in distress.

There's a lot of different reasons to go to church.

Some people want the music. The community. Answers to the questions that keep us up at night. Food for the soul.

But if you're here because something's missing, you're in the right place.

This fall, hear from people who walked into Pathway and found something different. A church for real people, without all the polish. Where you can ask hard questions, face big challenges, crave real meaning, and practice a Jesus centred life.

They came cause something was missing. They found something that feels like home.

If that's you, this fall is for you.

What if the “rules” you’re protecting are keeping you from the very heart of God?

In Luke 13:10–21, Jesus shocks a synagogue by healing a woman crippled for 18 years—on the Sabbath—igniting outrage from religious leaders and joy in the crowd.

We often villainize the Pharisees, but their motive was preserving the law after Israel’s exile; the real danger is legalism that outweighs compassion. Jesus exposes the inconsistency: if you’ll untie an ox to give it water, shouldn’t a “daughter of Abraham” be set free?

Join us for our next instalment of Jesus Hope of the World

Jesus just said something that should make you uncomfortable: "I have NOT come to bring peace... but division."

No, that's not a typo. In this message, we dig into one of the most jarring passages in the Gospel of Luke — where Jesus drops a full-on throwdown on the crowd, uses fire imagery as fighting words, and asks three pointed questions that expose how easy it is to read the signs of the weather... but completely miss the signs of the moment you're actually living in.

We talk diss tracks, forest fires, a very awkward dessert-time family tradition, a roommate's confession at university, and the fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD — all to answer one question: How do you know when it's time for a change?

Because Jesus isn't interested in smoothing things over. He's interested in whether you'll actually respond to the moment you're in — right now.If you've been putting off a decision, a change, a conversation you know you need to have — this is your sign. Watch to the end.

“Where in your life are you more concerned with looking righteous than actually being righteous?”

Jesus sits at a dinner table in Luke 11 and does something deeply uncomfortable—He exposes the gap between appearance and reality. The cups are clean on the outside, but inside? Corruption. Religious language is polished, but hearts are far from God. And then in Luke 12, He turns to His disciples and says, “Beware… hypocrisy spreads.”

Because it does. Quietly. Respectably. Even spiritually.

This week we're in Luke 11:1-13 as we jump back into our summer series called Jesus Hope Of The World.

Most of us are better at maintaining our stuff than ourselves. We check the oil. We service the brakes. But our interior life? We run it until something breaks.

In this final message of The Valley series, Pastor Darryl Buckle walks through Psalm 1 and Proverbs 4:20-27 to explore what it looks like to tend your inner life with the same intention you give everything else that matters.

This week we share biblical tools for building resilience before the next hard season hits.

Whether you are in a valley right now or just trying to build roots for the storms ahead, this one is for you.

In Week 4 of our series “The Valley: Real Conversations about Faith and Mental Health,” Shayne shares with us how our experiences with people, both positive and negative, can impact our health and happiness long into the future.