Heroes: King Solomon

by Rachel Donaldson. Being a hero requires a good character to coincide with acts of bravery. In this message Rachel discusses three areas of our character that are important to grow in, demonstrated by the life of King Solomon, that are essential to being a hero. Follow Rachel on the journey to discovering how we can grow in wisdom, excellence and integrity, and how we can incorporate that into becoming a modern day hero.


Just Do It

with special guest, Garry Watts. Originally presented back in January 2016, this mid-week podcast is the third in a special 18-week series of ‘Ministry Memories’ in honour of Bayside’s 18th Birthday Celebration.


Heroes: Jacob (Genesis 25)

by Mal Munro. Mal looks at Jacob’s life and how God can take us from a place of brokenness to a place of success and fulfilment. That there is the seeds of heroism in all of us.


Purity and Porn

with special guest, Patricia Weerakoon. Originally presented back in August 2013, this mid-week podcast is the second in a special 18-week series of ‘Ministry Memories’ in honour of Bayside’s 18th Birthday Celebrations.


Heroes: Four Lepers (2 Kings 6–7)

by Lianne Perry. Our unexpected heroes today are four leprous men of Samaria—hungry, diseased outcasts—who demonstrated courage and commitment in the face of what appeared to be a lose-lose, dead-end situation. Placed in the context of the Syrian siege against Israel, Lianne encourages us to reconsider obstacles as an opportunity to change direction and remain devoted to your decision to reach your goal.


Resolving the Parental Paradox

with special guest, Allan Meyer. Originally presented back in January 2013, this mid-week podcast is the first in a special 18-week series of ‘Ministry Memories’ in honour of Bayside’s 18th Birthday Celebrations.


Heroes: Noah (Genesis 6)

by Chad Mansbridge. Arguably the first of all biblical heroes, everybody knows the story of Noah and the Flood … but few have heard it told this way before! With a special Father’s Day focus, watch how Chad unpacks a very familiar story to show what the character Noah can teach us about true heroism.