Lake Murray BC Podcast

In this episode, we reflect on Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:14–21, asking God to strengthen us through His Spirit, ground us in the love of Christ, and fill us with the fullness of God—trusting the One who can do far more than we ask or imagine.

Joy was promised long before it was felt. In Luke 1:39–56, we’re reminded that God keeps His promises and joy follows. Listen to this week’s sermon, The Promise of Joy .

Jesus was born in a quiet, unexpected place when there was no room in the inn. Luke 2:1–7 reminds us that the question of Christmas is still the same: will we make room for Him? Listen to this week’s sermon, preached by Dr. Lee Clamp.

In Luke 1:26–38, Mary receives a message that changes the world—and brings God’s promise of peace to every heart. Join us as we explore faith, surrender, and the peace that comes from saying yes to God. 

From the psalmist’s declaration of God’s enduring faithfulness to the angel’s announcement to Zechariah, Scripture reveals a God who keeps His word. In Jesus, every promise finds its ‘Yes.’ Because the Promise is fulfilled, we have unshakable hope.

Message by Jim Glatz John 11 reminds us that Jesus meets us in our deepest pain. In this episode, we talk about understanding grief, supporting those who mourn, and finding hope in the God who weeps with us. 

 Psalm 100 reminds us that gratitude is our gateway to worship. In this message, we explore thanksgiving, joyful praise, and entering God’s presence with a thankful heart. 

In Philippians 4:14–23, Paul thanks the Philippians for their faithful generosity — not because he desired their gift, but because he saw their giving as spiritual fruit. In this message, we explore how giving and tithing flow from gratitude, partnership, and trust in God’s provision. 

Even when life changes, Christ remains our constant. This week, we look at Philippians 4:10–13 and learn how to choose contentment—not because everything is perfect, but because He is.

In Philippians 4:1–9, Paul gives us a powerful blueprint for overcoming anxiety and living in God’s peace. This episode explores what it means to stand firm in the Lord, rejoice always, and replace worry with prayer. True peace comes when we remember who we worship, bring our cares to God, and fill our minds with what is good and godly. As you listen, be encouraged to exchange anxiety for peace an...

In this message, we explore how the Christian life is not about perfection, but progression. The Apostle Paul reminds us that knowing Christ is a lifelong pursuit—and with every step, we grow more like Him. Are you pressing on toward the goal? Join us as we unpack what it means to live with a heavenly mindset, persevere through struggle, and mature in faith by keeping our eyes on Jesus.

All the achievements, accolades, and status the world offers pale in comparison to knowing Jesus. In this message, we explore Paul’s passionate declaration that everything is loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. True righteousness, joy, and purpose are found in Him alone.

In this message, we explore the lives of Timothy and Epaphroditus—two faithful servants commended by Paul for their genuine care, proven character, and sacrificial service. Their stories challenge us to live not for ourselves, but for the interests of Christ and the good of others. 

In Philippians 2:12–18, Paul urges believers to work out their salvation with active faith—living without grumbling, holding fast to the Word, and pouring ourselves out for others. Join us as we explore how to live with integrity, joy, and purpose in the ordinary moments of life.

Anil Dev Putt

Philippians 1:18–26 reminds us of Paul’s unwavering confidence in Christ—whether in life or in death. In this message, we explore what it means to live with purpose, face hardship with hope, and view every circumstance through the lens of eternity.

In this episode, we explore Philippians 1:12–18, where Paul reminds us that even hardship can be used to spread the message of Christ. Whether through opposition or support, the gospel moves forward. Join us as we dive into what it means to rejoice—no matter the motive or the messenger—because Christ is being proclaimed.

Welcome to the first message in our newest series through the book of Philippians! In just two verses, Paul reminds us who we are—servants of Christ. It’s more than a greeting; it’s a foundation for gospel living. Jesus is the source of our joy, the basis of our unity, the example we follow, and the reason for our mission. Join us as we begin this powerful journey through one of Paul’s most joyful...

In this powerful passage, Paul shares his deep affection and joyful prayers for the  church. His words reflect gratitude, partnership in the gospel, and a heartfelt desire for their love to abound more and more. What does it look like to grow in love, wisdom, and spiritual fruit? In this episode, we explore Paul’s prayer and what it means for discovering joy in our own lives.

As we wrap up our “When You Pray” series, we’re reminded of our complete dependence on God and we stand in awe of His faithful response. Over the past few weeks, we’ve celebrated powerful moments: lives transformed through baptism, a surge of people stepping up to serve, and a full room at our new members class. God is clearly moving in our church, and we give Him all the glory! We can do nothing...

In this message from Matthew 6:12, we explore the transformative power of forgiveness. Jesus teaches us that receiving God's grace and extending it to others go hand in hand. Forgiveness isn’t easy—but it’s a vital part of living in freedom and healing. Let’s do the hard work of forgiving, just as we’ve been forgiven.

Our Father provides all that we need as we look to Him in grateful dependence. Matthew 6:11 reminds us that God is the source of every good thing we need—physically and spiritually. Jesus teaches us to pray not just for ourselves, but for one another, recognizing our shared dependence on the Father. In this episode, we explore how this simple request draws us into daily trust, deliberate community...

Prayer isn’t just about asking — it’s about aligning. In this message, we explore what it means to seek God’s will over our own. Drawing from Matthew 6:10, we’re reminded that true prayer begins with surrender: “Thy will be done.” Learn how to pray not for what you want, but for what He desires.

Jesus begins the Lord’s Prayer by grounding us in who we’re speaking to: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name.” This message reminds us that God is the holy and loving center of prayer—and that through Jesus, we’re invited to call Him Father and come into His presence with confidence.

In Matthew 6:5–15, Jesus doesn't just teach how to pray—He teaches why . He invites us away from performance and into intimacy, showing us that real prayer is not about being seen by others but about being known by the Father. This message unpacks the Lord’s Prayer as a model for simple, sincere, and powerful communion with God.