Lesmurdie Baptist Church

We are concluding our series called Serve by looking at how we can empower the next generation to live out lives that put others first.

Josh looks at the story of two women who show us that when life gets hard it can be the act of putting another person first that helps us navigate it.

Every marriage is shaped by expectations - some spoken, many unspoken. We explore how unmet expectations can quietly become relational debt, and discover practical, biblical ways to build a more emotionally healthy marriage marked by understanding, grace, and honest communication.

Josh unpacks how we have been created to look out for the needs of those around us. Beyond Jesus' example we can see from the beginning of God's story that we are made to serve.

Josh kicks off our Serve series where we will be spending 4 weeks exploring how we look beyond ourselves through every stage of life.

Jason Lessels from Destiny Rescue shares with us. 

We all want to be in a great relationship. But great relationships don't automatically happen because we found the right person or because we made a promise. They happen when we strive to become the person we're looking for.

Josh concludes the series.

Josh continues the series.

Jared shares an Easter message.

Josh shares a Good Friday message.

Rules play an important part in our world, they keep order and allow us to have clarity. The question is, whose rules are we following?

Guest speaker Mim Hosking helps us consider what emotionally healthy singleness looks like, whether singleness is by choice or by circumstance. Drawing from her own journey of being single, married and single again, Mim will share honest insights about contentment and faith in each season.

Ruth has recently returned from Cambodia, she shares her experiences and reflections from her time there.

Jared looks at how Jesus turns things upside down for good, especially when it comes to what greatness means!

Ruth introduces a year-long journey of becoming whole, learning how Jesus meets us beneath the surface and forms us for every season of life. This will include discovering how emotionally healthy spirituality shapes our faith and relationships across every age and stage of life from singleness, dating, and marriage to parenting, the empty nest, retirement, and end-of-life.

We wrap up our 4 week journey of Church 101! Hear about how the church exists for those who are not a part of it and why this is good news of great joy for all people.

How you and I treat other people matters. When it comes to Jesus and his expectations of those that gather in his name, it may be the single biggest indicator of where our hearts truly are.

Who we are becoming matters, both for ourselves and those we love. In Part 2 of Church 101, we look at the role of the church community in the area of formation.

This is the start of a four-week series on the Church - what it is, how it works, and who it’s really for. In Week 1, we explore the history of the Church and uncover how the focus slowly shifted from the people to the building.

Some seasons call for momentum, others for stepping back. This week we reflect on when it’s wise to pause, let go, or change pace, drawing on Paul’s practical advice for navigating these moments well.

This week we look at the different seasons people find themselves in as a new year begins, whether that’s starting something new or continuing on where you already are, with practical guidance and wise words from Paul to help shape the way forward.

We are kicking off 2026 by looking together at how we step into the next season of our lives.

We are celebrating the festive season by looking at 3 reasons for Christmas. Hear the third reason: Jesus came to close the loophole.

We are celebrating the festive season by looking at 3 reasons for Christmas. Reason 1 is that God wants to bless the world. Hear about reason number 2: Jesus came to show us what God is like.