Bayside Church (Victor Harbor)

By Jaye Mansbridge. What is true beauty? Can we truly grow more beautiful, the older we get? Today, Jaye encourages us to embrace the Bible’s definition of true beauty, and shares four practical steps each of us can take as we commit ourselves to grow in the beauty of our new creation nature. True beauty looks like the life of the Spirit! Key texts include: 1 Peter 3:3–4; Eph. 1:1–14; Gal. 5.

by Chad Mansbridge. In this special message to welcome in the New Year 2022, Chad teaches through Paul’s farewell speech to the Ephesian elders, before settling on a key thought expressed in Acts 20:22 - the life of faith consists of living in the tension of being absolutely certain and yet utterly unsure, all at the same time! Be encouraged and equipped as Chad provides powerful practical advise...

by Brooke Wheatley. This Christmas season & leading into the New Year, be encouraged that God wants us to trust Him to strengthen us and bring us rest. Proper Godly rest renews us, redirects us & causes us to remember what is important, especially in this Christmas season. Key scriptures include: Matthew 11:28, Isaiah 40:31, Mark 6:30-32.

by Chad Mansbridge. Acts 17 records the apostle Paul's famous sermon on Mars Hill in the ancient city of Athens. It is here that he declares some very good news indeed: the 'Unknown God' can, in fact, be known! In his fourth, and final instalment of this 'Good News of Great Joy' series, follow Chad as he unpacks the context of this powerful message, and reveals it's practical pertinence for us tod...

by Paul Tothill. Long time friends of Chad and Jaye, but first time guests to Bayside, Paul brings an impassioned word on the power inherent in the Good News, calling us and causing us to press through the storms of life and emerge stronger in God’s purposes. Key texts include; Psalm 105; Mark 6.

by Caleb Wheatley. Caleb shares a timely reminder that God is in control. No matter the season we find ourselves in today, it is Good News to know that God has got it. He has our yesterday, today, tomorrow, and even our eternity. Key texts include: Ephesians 1:4, Philippians 4:6 and Matthew 6:26

by Chad Mansbridge. Acts 15 records the account of the Council of Jerusalem and describes how the leaders of the early church dealt with 'fake news' masquerading as the Gospel. It is here that James, Jesus' own brother, delivers some very good news indeed - not all news is created equal: some news is fake news but His news is for all youse! Key texts include: Acts 15:1–31

by Lianne Perry. Considering God’s use of wind to change environments and prompt deeper revelation as seen in the book of Jonah – 'spoiler alert'; this has very little to do with the whale – we see God persist with practical examples to grow Jonah’s understanding of His love for all people. [Similarities to Holy Spirit within us are also highlighted.]

by Jeff Evers. Jeff reads a letter full of good news. This was originally written for the Ephesian Church and is as applicable today as when it was first written. It is full of good news that we can all take hold of. Key texts include: Ephesians 1, 2 and 3

by Sean W Smith. Understanding the Kingdom and How God operates is key to walking in the Blessing and promises of God. We can learn so much from the life of Jesus how He responded to and dealt with fear, challenges and other seemingly impossible circumstances. Tune in to find out how to start becoming God inside minded and develop Bulldog Faith! Key texts include: 2 Corinthians 5:7

by Chad Mansbridge. Acts 7 records the longest sermon in the New Testament as delivered by Christianity's first martyr, Stephen. In it, he recalls Ancient Israel's history to make the point that in every changing season—God is always present with His people. What Good News that is! Key texts include: Acts 7:1–60

by Chad Mansbridge. Launching our Term 4 Preaching Series, 'Good News of Great Joy', Chad walks us through the preaching of the apostle Peter highlighting his emphasis on the good news promise of forgiveness found in Christ, a theme Paul would later expound upon in his epistles. Key texts include: Acts 2:14–41; Acts 3:11–19; Acts 10:34–43.

by Mal Munro. Mal looks at humour being an intricate part of our relationship with God and how it creates a comic relief and a refocus on what matters. Texts include Ecclesiastes 3, Proverbs 17.22 and Ephesians 3.20

by Rachel Donaldson. Rachel looks into some of the key character qualities as she explores the life of Daniel. He was a man of no compromise and lived consistently regardless of his circumstances. Join Rachel as she encourages us to Stand Up and Stand Out. Key texts include: Daniel 1:3-21 and Daniel 6.

by Chad Mansbridge. Today's biblical hero is Nehemiah, who united a city and led Israel through a period of relentless pressure, to see God's purposes fulfilled. In this episode of our Heroes 2.0 Series, Chad engages us in a serious conversation about the need to remain united, especially now in 2021, as we continue to walk together through the ever-present pressures brought about by Covid, remind...

by Rob Moores. Onesimus, a runaway slave, went from being useless to incredibly useful. Rob Moores shares with us that sometimes, we may feel useless but in the hands of God he crowns us otherwise. Key texts: Philemon 8–16.

by Jonathan Ogilvie. Continuing our series on Heroes, Jonathan examines the role of John the Baptiser. He was called to conclude the prophets of the Old Testament and was responsible for heralding the coming of Messiah. Key text: John 1:19-34

by Jesse Mansbridge. On this special Father's Day Service, and to coincide with Bayside's 19th birthday, one of our founding members takes to the pulpit for the very first time! Listen as Jesse takes us to the story of David and Goliath, and encourages us to be confident and step out in faith knowing our battle is won. Key passages include: 1 Samuel 17

by Chad Mansbridge. As part of National Book Week, and to coincide with the in-house release of his new book (You Can Handle the Truth), Chad's biblical hero today is Ezra - Old Testament teacher and scribe. Discover what Ezra teaches us about being a 'People of the Book', and of how we can correctly handle it for ourselves today! Key texts: Ezra 7:1–10; Nehemiah 8:1–10. #youcanhandlethetruth

by Chad Mansbridge. Continuing on with our 2021 Term 3 Preaching Series, we head back to where it all began, the book of Genesis, and examine the life and story of Joseph. A hero in many respects, and for many reasons, in this message Chad specifically draws out Joseph's profound commitment to being a Protector. Key texts include: Genesis 37–50; Titus 2:12; Hebrews 12:15

by Jeff Evers. Jeff looks at the disciple Thomas and what we can learn from him. He was brave, he was bold and a believer that led the way for all of us to believe. Key texts include: John 11:16, John 14:5-6, and John 20:28-29.

by Brooke Wheatley. Today join Brooke as she shares from Judges chapter 4 on the life lessons we can learn from Deborah, the prophet and the judge.

by Chad Mansbridge. Launching our 2021 Term 3 Preaching Series, Chad draws our attention to the apostle Paul and his dealings with 'authority issues'. Notably, how Paul related to those under him, over him, alongside him and within him. Is there a difference between submission and obedience? Can a leader be authoritative but not authoritarian? What about issues of conscience? Key texts include: 1...

by Chad Mansbridge. In honour of the 19th anniversary of Chad & Jaye receiving their call to pioneer Bayside Church, the Lord wants to remind us of some of the key prophetic promises He has given us as a community, from Zechariah Chapter 8. This message was recorded 'live in lockdown' as part of a livestream-only Sunday Service. Enjoy!

by Marty Manuel. Out of Matthew 25:14 - Marty shares the importance of being Faithful with what God has given us currently. Using biblical truths and living examples from his own life. Be inspired to do well with what you have.