This is the final sermon in our new series in Exodus called "Death to Life.", 

This week Reuben looks at our "God of presence", from the book of Exodus.

Apart from being a beloved part of our community, Reuben is also the Baptist Chaplin to Adelaide University. Reuben is married to Jodie and the Dad of two wonderful girls. There really isn't much that Reuben can't do, whether its creating a beautiful meal or coffee, repairing a roof or building a picket fence.

This is the fifth sermon in our new series in Exodus called "Death to Life.", 

This week Dave looks at our "God who promises", from the book of Exodus. (Chapter 23)

David, Maddy and their family are part of the original adventurers who took on the journey to revitalise Broadview.  David currently serves as an elder for our RBC family, he is a Dad of three wonderful kids and a passionate basket-baller and Adelaide Crows supporter.

This is the fourth sermon in our new series in Exodus called "Death to Life.", 

This week Steph looks at our "God who sets apart", from the book of Exodus. (Chapter 19)

Stephanie is loved person in our Broadview community, she is currently studying a Master of Divinity with a special focus on the Old Testament and Hebrew.

Steph is a mum to two great kids and married to Chris with whom she cycled through many beautiful places in Europe.

This is the third sermon in our new series in Exodus called "Death to Life.", 

This week Andrew looks at our "God who saves", from the middle of the book of Exodus. (Chapter 14)

Andrew and Rachael lead our Broadview community, have three wonderful kids and desire to participate in God's renewal through King Jesus. Andrew loves to ride his motorbike, drink coffee, almost any team sport and figure out the most creative or fastest way to anywhere using a map or his sense of direction.

This is the second sermon in our new series in Exodus called "Death to Life.", 

This week Miria looks at our "God who confronts evil", from the beginning of the book of Exodus.

Miria and her husband Mark are key leaders in our community, both are dedicated to see others come to know Jesus, His love for the world and His grace and power in their lives. They enjoy a good board game over coffee, singing worship in the car, a musical or being part of a full house at the Adelaide Oval.

This is the first sermon in our new series in Exodus called "Death to Life.",

This week Michael looks at our "God who hears", from the beginning of the book of Exodus.

Michael is a practicing doctor (GP) specialising in addiction and on the board of Maranatha Health (MH). Michael along with his family are a treasured part our community.  Michael and Kim are both passionate about the marginalised and health and spent 7 years establishing a hospital in Fort Portal, Kabarole District, Uganda.  If you'd like to know more about MH you can follow the link here.

This is Andrew's message from our Resurrection Sunday gathering.

Andrew and Rachael lead our Broadview community, have three wonderful kids and desire to participate in God's renewal through King Jesus. Andrew loves to ride his motorbike, drink coffee, almost any team sport and figure out the most creative or fastest way to anywhere using a map or his sense of direction.

This is Chris' message from our Good Friday gathering.

Chris, Steph and their kids are a loved part of our Broadview community. Chris has a PHD in theology with a focus on the gospel of John. Chris is an adjunct lecture at two different bible colleges here in Adelaide, loves to dig deeper into the New Testament and to ride his bike up and through the Adelaide Hills.

This is the fourth sermon in our new Lent series, exploring the statements Jesus made about himself when he said "I have come..."

This week Chris looks at “I have come into the world for this: to testify to the truth.” - John 18:37

Chris and Debbie are a treasured part of our Broadview community. Chris is the Director of College Services for Science and Engineering at Flinders University. He is also a Dad, Husband and whilst he doesn't look old enough, Chris is Granddad to some very special little people in our church family.

This is the third sermon in our new Lent series, exploring the statements Jesus made about himself when he said "I have come..."

This week Rache looks at “I have come to bring Good news” - Luke 4:18-19

Rev Elliot Keane was the lead pastor of Richmond Baptist Church in Adelaide for over 10 years. Elliot is now part of the ministry team of Baptist Churches SA in the role of Leadership and Mission facilitator. Elliot is passionate about mission and neighbourhood and has worked alongside many churches, councils and other groups in hope to see the Church invest in the thriving of their local communities. Elliot is married to Sarah, an incredible artist and teacher and they have three kids, with whom they love to camp and adventure with.