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This Sunday, we continue our Be Rich series with part two: Serve. Serving doesn't have to be something big. Sometimes it's simply seeing a need and giving of our time. Through the story of the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings, we'll explore how serving can make a difference in the lives of others, in our own lives, and in ways we might never see. Please note our recording cut out for a couple of minutes around 1min 12sec, the bible verse referred to in this time was 2 Kings 4: 8-10.

Be Rich is back for 2026! This week Josh brings us a message about how together our generosity can impact our city. Using the words of St. Paul to Timothy, we will discover how we are all invited to use our finances as an opportunity to do good and fight the good fight. https://www.lesmurdiechurch.com.au/be-rich.html

The Emotionally Healthy Second Half – Embracing the Gift of Limits This week we explore how ageing, changing roles, closed doors and reduced capacity can become invitations to deeper wisdom and spiritual maturity. Through the life of David, we’ll consider how to grieve what is changing, release what is no longer ours, and discern what faithfulness looks like now.

There’s a lot to look forward to at Lesmurdie Baptist Church. Josh shares about the path ahead as we consider where God might be leading us together.

Ed Devine (Baptist World Aid, State Relationship Manager WA) shares a sermon titled 'The Gospel of the Least', inspired by Jesus' words in Matthew 25: 31-46.

This Father’s Day, we’re continuing our Emotionally Healthy Spirituality series focusing on Emotionally Healthy Parenting. What kind of relationship do we want with our children as they grow into adulthood, and how do we parent now with that future in view? We explore how to parent with the goal of lasting influence, connection and a healthy future relationship with our children.

We wrap up our series on How God Builds Big Faith by looking at pivotal circumstances. When life doesn't go as planned it can be an opportunity for our faith to grow.

We are looking at the impact that serving makes, not only for those we serve, but also for our faith.

We look at how our direction determines the destination and that through private disciplines we can invest in a Big Faith that helps in every season of life.

This Sunday we are unpacking the power that daily habits have in our lives.

Josh unpacks the first way God grows our faith. When we learn something new and put it into action it makes a difference in our world and in our lives.

Josh starts a new series.

Lauren Smith from The 2911 Project shares with us. The 2911 Project has been sharing hope for 5 years.

Carmel, Lead Pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church, shares with us.

We are concluding our series called Serve by looking at how we can empower the next generation to live out lives that put others first.