Village Church Wirral

Josh walks us through our commitment to mission as a church. Looking at how mission begins with worship and is the overflow of a worshipping community. 

Josh unpacks the identity of ‘Disciple’. Looking at a disciples: - Position - Pattern - Purpose - Posture

At Village Church Wirral, we prioritise being with Jesus in a life rooted in His presence, shaped by His truth, and devoted to His glory. Worship is not just singing songs; it’s a way of life that honours God in every moment. Through rhythms of Scripture, prayer, and reflection, we align our hearts with His, allowing Him to transform us from the inside out. As Jesus said, “Abide in me, and I in you” (John 15:4), reminding us that worship begins with resting in His presence. True worship flows into every aspect of our lives. As Paul writes, “Present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship” (Romans 12:1). Whether in gathered worship with our church family or in daily acts of devotion and obedience, worship reflects God’s glory and shapes us as His disciples. At Village Church Wirral, we invite everyone to experience this life-transforming worship and live as people who encounter His love and make Him known.

Josh kicks of our new series looking at our family values. Seeking to form the image of Christ in the family of God. We begin with Jesus, the foundation and focus of all we do and say. At Village Church Wirral, Jesus is central to everything we are and everything we do. He is the foundation of our faith, the focus of our mission, and the One we follow with all our hearts.We believe that “all things were created through Him and for Him” (Col 1:16), and it’s His life, death, resurrection that defines who we are. We are now forgiven set free from our sins and past, adopted into the family of God, in dwelt by the Spirit with the newness of life. Our church exists to know Christ deeply and to make Him known to others, reflecting His love, truth, and grace in every part of our lives. Everything—from our worship and teaching to our community gatherings and mission—is rooted in Jesus and His gospel.

Josh unpacks the glorious truths of the Resurrection and its implications for our lives today. 

Josh unpacks the Resurrection and its implications for our lives. The resurrection means a - Truth to believe - Grace to receive - Mission to engage in

In this passage, we dive into a defining moment in the Gospel of Mark where Jesus asks the question that shapes eternity: “Who do you say I am?” Together, we explore what it means to see Jesus clearly, confess Him truly, and follow Him fully—not the version we want, but the King who conquers by the cross. True discipleship means losing our lives to gain the greatest treasure—Christ Himself.