This week Pastor Shayne teaches on the feeding of the 5000!

What if you were sent on a life-changing mission—no backup plan, no safety net, just trust?In this week's message from Pathway Community Church, we dive into Luke 9:1-9 and explore what happened when Jesus called and sent out the Twelve disciples. Discover how ordinary people stepped into extraordinary purpose, learned to rely on God’s provision, and faced the unknown with courage and faith.Whether you’re wrestling with feeling unqualified, longing to see God’s power in your life, or searching for what “good news” really means, this teaching will challenge and encourage you to step out, trust deeply, and live the holistic gospel Jesus proclaimed.

Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed by a storm of some kind in your life? Ever wondered if God even cares about what you’re going through?The fear feels suffocating. You pray, you wait, but hope seems out of reach. This week at Pathway Community Church discover how Jesus’ presence can transform your deepest fears into unshakable faith. Don’t let fear rule your life—find out how to trust through the tumult and experience peace even when the waves are crashing all around you

The final chapter of our 4 part series.

This week we’re wrestling with the truth that too often we spurn the Holy Spirit.

A single sermon or a whole series of messages can’t describe, or explain, or capture the Holy Spirit anymore than seeing a jar of water can describe, or explain, or capture the ocean - But everyone who has ever seen or experienced the Holy Spirit at work in their life, wants to tell others so that they might be tempted to investigate for themselves.

This week we’re asking the question, “What does the Holy Spirit Do?”

Recent studies show that a majority of self-identified Christians in the U.S.—about 58%—do not believe the Holy Spirit is a real, living being, but instead see the Holy Spirit as merely a symbol of God’s power, presence, or purity.

This trend is even more pronounced among self-identified born-again Christians, with 62% holding this symbolic view. These findings highlight a significant gap between traditional Christian doctrine—which affirms the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trinity, fully God and personal.

Who is the Holy Spirit? How can we know him more?

Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry.