Lesmurdie Baptist Church

Josh looks at how to use our time wisely. It is a practical message that will be helpful as you continue your faith journey.

Death is a tough topic to talk about and it can bring all sort of emotions out. Ignoring it is unhelpful and while may bring temporary relief it is never a workable long-term strategy. In this message Josh speaks about Death and the hope of Jesus.

Steve McKinnon from Prison Fellowship speaks at our worship gathering and he introduces us to Prison Fellowship’s  Angel Tree program.

Our attention has the power to build others up or let them down. In this Father’s Day message Josh will be looking at how to use our attention well.

Karen considers Grace as a road marker on the map we are drawing to help us navigate life well in the everyday. Grace is a small enough word and it makes a pretty name, but when it comes to matters of faith the concept of Grace can be difficult to nail down. Perhaps Grace is best described as freedom from what holds us down and being bound to step up to what is good.

What is one thing that never goes out of style? Hear Josh explore how  money and having a healthy heart can lead to joy, happiness, and peace.

This week Karen talks about friendships and what values will help us to  live in healthy connection with other people in the in-between space we  find ourselves in. In-between the Genesis story of the breaking down of  relationships and the Revelation story of healed relationship for all  people and all nations, we will look at the values of faithfulness,  service, forgive...

Karen adds another marker to our road map for living life in the  everyday according to the words, the works and the ways of Jesus - the  marker of Wisdom. We probably all recognise wisdom when we see it but  what is wisdom and how do we get it?

Karen looks at Forgiveness, what it is and what it is not.

The Stuff of Life is a series focusing on living life in the everyday  from the perspective of the Christian faith worldview. Over the next few weeks we will put together a road map for living faithfully with Jesus  in our everyday life. It won’t have every day mapped out with GPS precise coordinates but we will end up with a map that clearly shows  good pathways we can navigate alo...

Choosing a seat can be a very strategic thing and there are two components that are common to sitters everywhere; we need a reason to sit and we need a place to sit. Karen shares two Bible stories that feature people taking a seat and to think about the implications of what they choose for our lives.

A wedding in the Palestinian village of Cana was just the sort of event Jesus was known to love, writes  Rachel Held Evans. An event “packed with eating and drinking, music and laughter, the scent of roast lamb mingling with the perfume of flower garlands, the sweet taste of pomegranate, raisins, dates, and honey, the roar of animated conversation between family and friends…” Karen shares why...

Josh looks at prayer and how we can all communicate with God from  wherever we are. If the God of the universe makes time for us, how can  we make time for him? lbc.online.church

Josh Thomas looks at people of peace. How to recognise people of peace in your life and how to be a person of peace to others.  Join us online at lbc.online.church

This week Karen looks at another story that tells us something of the Works and Words and Ways of Jesus with a focus on being intentional in our conversations.  lbc.online.church

Where do we get the discipled after faith instead of the discipled to faith idea from? Karen Siggins shares this week. 

Rules, some we love and some we hate. This Sunday Josh Thomas looks at what Jesus says about following the rules.

Brian Harris, Principal of Vose Seminary, shares about prayer and what he has learnt in the context of COVID-19.

Ben Good and his wife Sam live and work in Mozambique. In this message Ben considers the question “does what we do matter?” and he finds three compelling reasons to answer ‘yes’. 

Karen shares with us this Mother's Day. We applaud and thank our good mums and grandmas; celebrate all the amazing women in our lives and make some time to reflect on our less  than perfect experiences and the grief and loss some of us feel on days like this.

Pastor Karen Siggins tells the story of a stormy night on a lake from Mathew 14 and thinks about how to make sense of the sometimes beautiful and often puzzling  experience we call life!

Pastors Josh Thomas and Karen Siggins talk about what it means to lean into hope and live in peace as legacy leavers.

Pastor Karen Siggins shares why Lesmurdie Baptist Church participates in the COACH Community Mentoring program. More info on COACH can be found here: https://www.coachnetwork.org/

Karen Siggins delivers this Easter Sunday message.

LBC is online while the building is closed. Please join us every Sunday at 9.30am or 5pm lbc.online.church