Amalinda Baptist Podcast

In Part 2 of our series on Ruth, we look at how God works through ordinary moments, even when life doesn’t turn out the way we expected. Through Naomi’s loss and Ruth’s decision to stay with her, we are reminded to hold on to Jesus when life feels uncertain. It’s easy to wonder where God is when we see Him working in other people’s lives but struggle to see Him working in our own. Yet the story of Ruth reminds us that even in the middle of our pain and uncertainty, God is still at work, often in w...

In the first message of our series on the Book of Ruth, we look at Naomi’s story and how life took an unexpected turn when her family chose to seek their own solutions rather than trust God. Through her journey, we are reminded that when life leads us to places we never intended to be, we can always turn back to God. No matter how far we have wandered or how difficult our circumstances may be, there is hope in returning to the Father and finding our anchor in Jesus.

Connection Check by Wayne GratzAre you still connected to God, or have you become complacent in your walk with Him? Looking at Amos 5, this message challenges us to examine our relationship with God and consider where we may have allowed compromise or routine to take over.We are reminded to seek the Lord, reject evil, stand for what is right, and live faithfully for Him. A simple but important challenge: take a connection check and make sure Jesus is still at the centre of your life.

As we conclude our series, “We Are the Church,” this message explores the church as a family of believers—brothers and sisters in Christ. We’re challenged to deepen our fellowship, grow together, serve one another, learn together and to depend on each other as we live out God’s calling for our lives as followers of Jesus Christ.

The church isn’t for the perfect—it’s for the broken. In this message, we’re reminded that Jesus came for the lost, the hurting, and those in need of a Saviour. Just like a hospital, the church can be messy, but it’s a place where real healing begins.

The gospel was never meant to stop with us. As God’s army, we are called to take ground—boldly sharing the good news that Jesus saves. We’ve been given the riches of Christ not just to keep, but to share it with a world that needs His love and grace.

This message focuses on worship, showing that it’s not just about singing or feelings, but about responding to what God has done with our whole lives. True worship comes from knowing Him and putting Him at the center, even when it costs us something.

We Are the Church – Part 1 explores what the church is truly meant to be—not just a place we attend, but a body we actively participate in. The church is called to be a place of worship, a family, a hospital for healing, and an army advancing God’s purpose. Challenging believers to stop being spectators and become participants—using their gifts, serving faithfully, and becoming the solution in a world in need.

In this message, we explore the powerful story of Gideon from Judges 6–9—a journey from fear to victory and a warning against pride. God calls a fearful man a “mighty warrior” and leads him to an impossible victory, proving that success comes from Him alone. This sermon challenges us to trust God in fear, remain obedient in victory, and stay humble so we don’t fall after the breakthrough.

The message explores how giving loosens money’s grip on our hearts, helps the church fulfil its mission, meets the needs of others, and ultimately brings glory and thanksgiving to God. We don’t give in order to be saved or to get something from God; we give because we have been saved and because Jesus is our greatest treasure.

In this message, we unpack the parable of the talents and what it means to live as faithful stewards of what God has entrusted to us. It challenges us to rethink generosity, responsibility, and our relationship with God—reminding us that everything we have belongs to Him. Are we using our lives, time, and resources well.

What does true generosity really look like? In this message from Mark 14, we explore the powerful account of the woman who poured out her most valuable possession onto Jesus. Through her example, we discover that biblical generosity is not about earning God's favor or expecting something in return—it is a response to the overwhelming beauty, grace, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Join us as we learn how our view of Christ shapes our worship, our stewardship, and the way we live each day.

As we conclude our 1 John message series, we're left with two life-changing questions: Do you have Jesus? Is He simply your spare tire—someone you turn to only when life gets difficult—or is He in the driver's seat, leading every area of your life?Does Jesus have you? Are you committed to following Him and obeying His commands? Is your confidence rooted in your own strength to face life's challenges, or is your assurance found in Christ alone?

Separate from the World by Wayne The worst thing you can do is nothing—what you hear from God’s Word calls for a response. This message challenges us to examine our belief first: are we truly born of God? As believers, we are set apart, kept and protected by God, even in a world influenced by the enemy. Though the devil is active and deceptive, God has given us understanding through His Word to stand firm, live in truth, and walk in His will.

Test the spirits—how to know what's really from God.In this message, we explore how our beliefs shape the way we live and act. Too often, we place greater emphasis on our feelings rather than on truth—but what if our feelings don’t align with what is true? This raises an important question: Is our understanding of truth defined by the Bible? This is why doctrine matters.

Many people call themselves Christians—but how can you know if your faith is genuine?In 1 John 3, John gives one of the clearest tests of authentic Christianity. Real faith isn’t just about what we say; it’s revealed in how we love, serve, obey, and live.

Many Christians wrestle with an important question: If I still struggle with sin, how can I know that I am truly saved? In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about the assurance of salvation, the ongoing reality of sin in the believer's life, and the hope found in God's grace.Together, we examine these questions through the lens of Scripture, offering biblical insight into how believers can have confidence in their salvation while continuing to grow in faith and holiness. Join us as we discover what God's Word says about assurance, repentance, and the transforming work...

As we continue our journey through the book of 1 John, we explore a challenging but essential question: Are we truly living out our faith?Salvation is by grace through faith alone, but genuine faith produces visible fruit in the life of a believer.In this sermon, we examine what Scripture says about the evidence of a transformed heart.If we claim to know Christ, does our daily life reflect that reality? What distinguishes a follower of Jesus from the world around them? Together, we'll consider how good works are not the root of our salvation, bu...

In a world filled with competing ideas and distorted truths, God's Word remains the reliable guide that leads us to where He intends us to be. In the book of 1 John, the apostle confronts the false teachings of Gnosticism, which separated spiritual knowledge from practical living. John reminds believers that true faith is not merely intellectual belief or hidden knowledge—it is a life transformed by a relationship with Jesus Christ.This message explores God's call to authentic fellowship with Him and with one another. Through 1 John, we discover that Christianity is more than a set of d...

In this message, we explore how to remain faithful to God in a world filled with challenges, distractions, and hardships. Learn how to stay consistent in your walk with Christ, persevere through trials, and hold firmly to your faith without giving in or giving up. Be encouraged to trust God, stand strong in His promises, and continue following Him no matter what difficulties come your way.