Bayside Church (Victor Harbor)

by Rob Moores. Rob’s message uses an approach called Spoken Word. The message drawing from Proverbs 8 personifies Wisdom. Wisdom is a gift from God to humanity. Throughout history Wisdom is there including at the Cross. The wisdom of the Cross is needed to believe the power of the Cross. Getting Wisdom is the wisest thing you can do to live your life well.

by Jeff Evers. Jeff looks at Proverbs 23:7 which looks at thinking with our heart. He gives practical advice on how to shift our thinking to thinking right and how this then becomes thinking in our heart. When we think right, we feel right, we act right, then we do life well.

by Brooke Wheatley. Join us as Brooke shares what Gods teaching her about speaking words of life. One of the biggest keys to our personal breakthrough lays within the power of the tongue.

by Noni Potter. Sharing powerful provision stories from her life, Noni encourages us to heed the promise of Proverbs 3:5–6, and cast all our trust on God and His faithfulness. Every challenge life throws us, is an invitation to expand our revelation of God and deepen our dependency on His good character. For more on Noni, including details of her brand new book, visit www.nonipotter.com

by Chad Mansbridge. One of the keys to doing life well is to master the art of stewardship. The Proverbs have a great deal to say on this important issue, highlighting many significant aspects of our lives which require good stewardship. More than just money, stewardship is about our entire lives belonging to God!

by Chad Mansbridge. Addressing the unique and somewhat uncomfortable subject matter of 'hate', in this message Chad encourages us to draw wisdom from Proverbs 6:16-19, a passage which speaks directly to the '7 Things that God Hates'. Much like its counter-point 'love', hate is something that can be holy and helpful ... so long as it is harnessed well and handled wisely.

by Lianne Perry. With Proverbs 30:24-28 as core text, Lianne offers practical examples and her unique perspective to examine the instincts of the ants, rock hyraxes, locusts and a lizard suggesting we can learn from them to Prepare for the future, avoid Predators (trouble), Participate and be in His Presence.

by Mal Munro. Mal looks at Proverbs 11.1 and how the Lord wants proper balance in our lives. He covers ethics, which scales are we using, and how the Lord takes us at our word when we hand our lives over to Him.

by Chad Mansbridge. In officially launching our Term 2 Preaching Series, Chad reminds us of the calling on the church to 'raise up' people who do life well. Taking his readings from Proverbs 1–2, he then encourages us with these Four Words of Wisdom: Listen Up; Cry Out; Slow Down; and Give Up!

by Chad Mansbridge. In this special Mother's Day message, Chad takes us to Proverbs 31 where King Solomon's mother shares her wisdom with her son, encouraging him to embrace a healthy sense of self-awareness. Listen as Chad encourages us, likewise, to be aware of our: Identities, Priorities, Vulnerabilities, Responsibilities, Abilities, and Besties!

by Fini & Isi DeGersigny. Special guests and long-time friends, Fini and Isi DeGersigny are a powerful apostolic-prophetic gift to our house. This weekend they encourage us to contend through struggle together and rise above that which would oppose us!

by Chad Mansbridge. This special ANZAC Day Sunday, Chad encourages us to model the four qualities famously exemplified by our national military: Courage, Endurance, Mateship and Sacrifice. These attributes are not virtues limited just to our ANZAC soldiers, they are part of the nature of our God, demonstrated most powerfully by none other than Christ Himself.

by Rob Moores. Finding and fulfilling God's will for our life is the desire of most every Christian. In this message, Rob shares around this noble theme ... from discipling others, to performing miracles, demonstrating love in the most practical ways, and operating in the gifts of the Spirit. How would you define God's will for the believer?

By Jeff Evers. Jeff explores Psalm 9.1 to remind us that God is supreme and powerful and we can shelter and rest in the shadow of the Almighty. We are reminded that God is greater than death and has it 'under control'.

by Chad Mansbridge. Today's Resurrection Sunday message is based on John 20:1-21. Despite all the uncertainties and speculations surrounding that first Easter Day, there are at least three things of which we can be absolutely sure: a Curtain had been torn down, a Stone had been rolled away, and a House had been transformed!

by Rachel Donaldson. In this message Rachel talks about how to navigate through two different rivers of life, rivers of rest and rivers of rapid waters and how to produce rivers of life giving water through each season.

by Maureen Moores. Drawing from her own life experience and prophetic words of encouragement given her over the years, Maureen encourages us to see that the world needs positive influencers. Even those born 'at the bottom of the hill', can open the package God has given them to influence the world around them with Heaven's Joy and Peace!

by Nick Resce. Back to Bayside for 2021, Nick returns to our pulpit to encourage us in the three main functions of the church: being a community that restores, raises up and then releases people into their God-given identity, purpose and calling. With a particular focus on 'raising up' (i.e., maturing) believers as well-rounded followers of Jesus, Nick invites us to embrace our calling to be a dis...

by Chad Mansbridge. This special 'public holiday' instalment of our Journeys series has us again revisiting the exodus motif where we see God commanding His people to set aside special times of Joy and Peace, of Feasting and Fasting. Join Chad as he walks us through the Feasts os Israel in Leviticus 23, and discover how all these powerful pictures point us to Christ!

by Mal Munro. What if every challenge we face, we could turn into an adventure ? Mal explores today how adventure enables us to maintain His joy and peace in our lives.

by Jaye Mansbridge. What do three chairs and Ezekiel's four faces have in common? Find out as Jaye encourages us how to be led by the Spirit of God on the diverse and creative journey He is inviting us to participate in!

by Jeff Evers. In Part 2 of our Term 1 Preaching Series, Jeff encourages us to pack well for the journey. Discover three powerful items to take in your backpack as you walk through life with joy and peace.

by Chad Mansbridge. Launching our Term 1 Preaching Series for 2021, Chad explains how our God promises joy and peace to those who are called (and committed) to journeying with Him. Drawing on the account of Israel's exodus from Egypt, Chad highlights the importance of embracing the meta-narrative of Scripture, before landing in Ephesians 6 where Paul encourages us to see our 'feet fitted with read...

by Rob Moores. In response to a word from God for the 2021 year, Rob shares about the power of the spoken word blessing - in particular, the pronouncement of God’s peace in people’s lives!

by Chad Mansbridge. In this second instalment of his summer mini-series, Chad provides four practical ways we can stay fresh 'in a sun-scorched land'—through God's Family; His Presence; The Word; and His Principles. Enjoy!