Belair Baptist Church Podcast

Weekly teaching and sermons from Belair Baptist Church, Adamstown NSW Australia. For more info visit www.belairbaptist.org.au

Belair Baptist Church Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Belair Baptist Church, with 197 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #198

  Singleness // Relate (Matthew 19:11-12; 1 Corinthians 7:32-35)

  Aug 23, 202651 minS2608

  ️ 23 August 2026. ️ Nic Cassar, Claire Landers, and Sarah McCutcheon. In this re-released episode, we continue our Relate series. Nic & Claire sat down with Sarah McCutcheon, author of a book on singleness, for an honest and warm conversation about what it really means to be single in the church. Drawing on real, anonymous comments from our own community, they name the isolation, pressure, and unintended assumptions that single people so often carry, and gently push back on the idea that the opposite of married is alone. Looking to the example of Jesus and Paul, both single, and to Jesus' teaching on eunuchs and Paul's words on undivided devotion, they explore how singleness is no less spiritual than marriage and can be a season of rich relationship, mission, and freedom. The conversation lands on three simple invitations: for the church to be a genuine spiritual family, for single people to guard their hearts and know they are already fully loved by God, and for all of us to look to Jesus, who shows us a fulfilled and deeply relational life. Whatever your relationship status, this is a hopeful, practical listen on belonging, identity and love. More info: www.belairbaptist.org.au Intro/Outro Music: Arcade - Lakey Inspired Interlude Music: 3AM Reflections, by Memories of the Forgotten ️ Originally Recorded on 3 September 2024

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  Episode #197

  Friendship // Relate (1 Samuel 18:1–4; John 15:12–16)

  Aug 23, 202650 minS2608

  ️ 23 August 2026. ️ Speaker: Sam Delfs. We are more connected than ever, yet so many people report having plenty of acquaintances and no real friends. Kicking off our Relate series, Sam turns to Scripture to show that we are hardwired by a relational God for deep, genuine friendship, and that a couple of true friends can shape who we become and the whole trajectory of our lives. Drawing on the covenant friendship of Jonathan and David, he unpacks three marks of real godly friendship: it grows from shared life and shared mission, it sharpens and forms us as iron sharpens iron, and it stays faithful and sacrificial when the road darkens. Yet the real invitation runs deeper than better relationship habits. In John 15, Jesus calls us friends rather than servants and lays down His life to bring us into friendship with God, and it is only as we walk closely with Him that we are formed into the kind of friends He calls us to be. Whether you long for connection, need to rekindle your friendship with God, or simply need to be more intentional with someone already in your orbit, this message is a warm nudge toward the beautiful, sometimes awkward work of building friendships that honour Him. More info: www.belairbaptist.org.au Intro Music: Arcade - Lakey Inspired

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  Episode #196

  Go Forward in Faith // 60 Years of Belair Baptist - (Matt 16:15-19; 28:16-20)

  Aug 16, 202636 min

  ️ 16 August 2026. ️ Speaker: Nic Cassar. Sixty years ago a handful of families stepped out in faith, took a loan, and started a church, and today we live off the fruit of their vision. On this anniversary Sunday, Nic invites us to practise the ancient discipline of remembering, not simply recalling the past but letting it fuel fresh faith and action. Drawing on Peter's confession in Matthew 16 and the Great Commission in Matthew 28, he unpacks two questions every church must keep asking: who are we, and why are we here? Our identity is built on the proclamation that Jesus is the Messiah, the cornerstone who holds back death and gives His people the keys of the kingdom. Our purpose is to go and make disciples, not as passive consumers but as active partners in God's mission. As we give thanks for what God has done, we also look ahead to church planting, families ministry, and the call to keep stepping out in faith, holding one honest question before us: how will we join the story God is still writing? More info: www.belairbaptist.org.au Intro Music: Arcade - Lakey Inspired

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  Episode #195

  Awake Until the Ends of the Earth // AWAKE - Acts 28:11-31

  Aug 9, 202646 min

  ️ 9 August 2026. ️ Speaker: Luke Reed. After shipwreck, storms and years of hardship, Paul finally reaches Rome, and the apostle Luke sums it all up in one understated line: "and so we came to Rome." This closing chapter of Acts is a portrait of a faithful God who keeps His promises, working not only through the miraculous but through the ordinary, the difficult and the unexpected. Even under house arrest and chained to a guard, Paul proclaims the kingdom of God with boldness and without hindrance, showing that the gospel is never confined even when His people are. The message lingers on the strange, deliberately unfinished ending of Acts, where Luke leaves us not with news of Paul's trial but with an open invitation. The kingdom is still advancing, Jesus is still Lord, and the Spirit is still at work, which leaves one question hanging over the whole series: will we join in? Wherever you are on the journey, this is a call to let go of distraction, keep God's kingdom as the first priority, and take your next step in following Him. More info: www.belairbaptist.org.au Intro Music: Arcade - Lakey Inspired

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  Episode #194

  Awake to Lead // AWAKE - Acts 20:17-38

  Aug 3, 202651 minS2605

  ️ 2 August 2026. ️ Speaker: Sam Delfs. On his way back to Jerusalem, Paul calls the Ephesian elders together for a final conversation, knowing he will never see them again. What follows is part farewell and part handover, as he reflects on three years of ministry among them and urges them to carry the work forward. Sam draws out six marks of faithful leadership from Paul's words: being a doer of the word rather than just a talker, serving with humility, persevering when things get hard, speaking truth with genuine love, working hard so you can bless others, and being a real brother or sister to the people around you. It closes with one of the most moving scenes in Acts, where these men kneel, pray and weep together, a picture of what real depth of relationship actually costs and produces. Whether or not you hold a formal leadership role, every one of us influences someone, and this message asks what kind of legacy that influence is building. More info: www.belairbaptist.org.au Intro Music: Arcade - Lakey Inspired

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