Ulverstone Baptist Church

There is so much more. Why believe in miracles? Because God tells us to.  Miracles happen when the supernatural gets involved with the natural. 

Graeme asks the question, "What's so great about being a Christian?" and reminds each of us that the only thing that can stop us from experiencing God's amazing love is..... US!  If God is for us, who can be against us!

What is a miracle? A miracle is a sign, an event that signifies the act of God in history on our behalf, doing something that we couldn’t do for ourselves. This is an introduction to cause you to search out, hunger and expect God to move among us.

Dreams build hope, they plant seeds of vision and allow us to see beyond limitations with expectation. Do you dare to dream? When we dream,  we open our eyes and mind to the fullness of all God seeks to do in and through us. 

You are loved by God. David encourages each of us to find our first love, to live it and to know it. In God we have hope, healing, answers, favour, provision, joy and love. Speak it out!

A much as God is for us..... there is a battle, and we all face challenges from time to time. Pastor Louis shares from Matthew where Jesus practically teaches His near sighted disciples (and us) an important lesson. God wants us to have open eyes and open hearts so that His dwelling presence can manifest among us. Is this your hearts desire?

Celebrating 117 years and more to come, Ken shares how the Baptist Church has shared and will continue to share the gospel with love, honour, obedience and service. 

There is not situation, circumstance or challenge that we cannot overcome through the name of Jesus. 

From the moment we are born again, we are spiritual people. Pastor Louis speaks about spiritual sight and the ability to see what is unseen with spiritual eyes.

What is trust? Trust gives confidence. Trust feels safe and our actions work from that security. Pastor Louis shares from God's word of how God is faithful and how His work can be trusted. 

The kingdom YOU possess provides you with all the recourses of heaven. John 16:33 Jesus said, "I've told you all this so that trusting me, you will be unshakable and assured, deeply at peace. In this godless world you will continue to experience difficulties. But take heart (be of good comfort) I've conquered the world." (The Message)

When we read God's word we read of many instances and stories of where trumpets are sounded. Today, that same trumpet sounds reminding us to get ready. God is calling His people to gather for spiritual awakening, repentance, judgement and His enjoyment.

Pastor Louis reminds us that no matter what afflictions we are facing, that the Holy Spirit will come along side us and give comfort. 

Does fear limit your capacity to love others? Do you have a "plank" that hinders your sight and creating a blind spot? Speaking from Matthew 7:1-5, Nerrelie gently challenges each of us to examine our hearts. She invites us, including herself, to be honest with ourselves and ask God to reveal areas (planks) in our lives that need attention. 

Did you know that God is in every small detail of your life? It is always great to have Scott speak from the pulpit. God has a plan and a purpose for your life. It is His desire to fill you with all hope and peace. 

As followers of Christ we are all called to make disciples. Each of us has our own individual calling and as we use that calling we grow deeper, stronger and together. 

We read in Matthew 11:28-30 that Jesus invites each of us come to Him and He will give us rest. His invitation in for now, it is to be received and enjoyed.

It was a joy to have Pastor Nick Booth join with us last Sunday. Nick reminds us that we have the answer to the problems of this world. Nick askes the questions; Is hell a place or is it just a metaphor? Could a living God really send  people to hell? How big is God? How big is the devil? 

The church needs to be a place that reflects life and wholeness. We all need a space that is safe, real and authentic.

What word would best describe your relationship with Jesus right now? Pastor Louis speaks from the parable found in Matthew 25:1-8. Is your oil running low and your light glowing dim?

How do we want people to see us? Are we willing to be directly changed into the goodness and likeness of God? 

The biblical meaning of the word “restoration” is to receive back more than has been lost to the point where the final state is greater than the original condition. Restoration includes reconciliation. Join with us as we take a journey and look at the life of Jonah. 

Pastor Louis invites you to join with him by taking a look at the life of Abraham as we embark on a season of reimagining.  Do you dare to imagine again? 

Have you ever found yourself stuck? Pastor Louis shares his heart and how feeling stuck is unpleasant to say the least. We all have experienced a stuck moment in life and ministry, but what should we do, and how do we get out of our stuck?

Are you as close as you should be? Jesus calls us to come close. In the demands and business of life, He longs four us t slow down, pause and to lean in. When we do, He will give us rest for our soul and clarity for our mission.