Windsor Park Baptist Church

This Sunday, we celebrate Windsor Park LifeCare Trust with a message from Pastor Grant Harris titled, The Kingdom of God Among Us. 
Joined by several of our LifeCare Trust ministry leaders, Grant will explore how the themes of our King & Kingdom Come series are lived out in practical and life-changing ways through the ministries of the Trust. Together, we'll honour the remarkable contribution of Sarah Clark, give thanks for the strong foundations that have been laid, celebrate the impact God is making today, and be inspired to prayerfully consider how the Holy Spirit is inviting each of us to participate in God's kingdom by loving and serving the "ones" Jesus calls us to care for.

In this episode of Beyond the Message, Pastors Aidan Wivell and Grant Harris revisit Luke 17, exploring the passages that didn't make it into Sunday's sermon and why preachers sometimes skip sections of Scripture.
Together, they discuss Jesus' teachings on gratitude, forgiveness and accountability; unpack why biblical context matters; and explain how exegetical preaching helps us understand God's Word as it was intended. Along the way, they share practical insights on cultivating thankfulness and faithfully following Jesus in everyday life.
Whether you're reflecting on Sunday's message or curious about the verses that were left out, this conversation will encourage you to read Scripture more deeply and grow in your walk with Christ.
Beyond the Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share additional resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.

This week, Pastor Aidan Wivell continues our King & Kingdom Come series, exploring Luke 17:7–19 in a message titled Owed Nothing, Given Everything.
Through two powerful encounters in Luke's Gospel, we'll be challenged to rethink what we believe God owes us—and what true gratitude looks like. As Jesus teaches on humble service and encounters the grateful Samaritan, we discover the remarkable truth that while God owes us nothing, in Christ he has given us everything. Join us as we reflect on how a heart of gratitude leads us beyond receiving God's gifts into a deeper relationship with the Giver.

In this episode of Beyond the Message, Pastors Aidan Wivell and Caleb Finlayson unpack Pastor Grant Harris' message on the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16), exploring Jesus' confronting challenge about indifference and what it means to truly see the people God has placed in our lives.
Together, they discuss why Lazarus is the only person named in Jesus' parables, how comfort and familiarity can blind us to the needs around us, and what Jesus really means when He speaks about "the poor." They also wrestle with the balance between local and global mission, encouraging listeners to begin by faithfully loving the people "at their gate" through simple, intentional acts of compassion.
Whether you're reflecting on Sunday's message or looking to grow deeper in your faith, this conversation will challenge you to see others through God's eyes and consider how His Kingdom can be lived out in your everyday life.
Beyond the Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share additional resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.

This week Pastor Grant Harris continues our King & Kingdom Come: The Gospel According to Luke series, unpacking Luke 16:19–31 and exploring the parable of The Rich Man and Lazarus.
Through this confronting story, Jesus reveals one of the greatest spiritual dangers we face—not ignorance, but indifference. We’ll explore how comfort can slowly shape our hearts and cause us to overlook the people God has placed right in front of us.
As Jesus invites us to see others as God sees them—known, valued, and loved—we’re challenged to live with compassion, wisdom and an eternal perspective, moving toward the people at our gate.