Louisville Baptist Church

04/07/2026

This is part four of our series "Discovering God through the Psalms."

03/31/2026

The Psalms introduce us to a God who has no equal and is truly worthy of our worship This is part three of the series "Discovering God Through the Psalms".

03/17/2026

In a world of uncertainties, the Psalms introduce us to a God who is completely trustworthy. This is part two of the series "Discovering God Through the Psalms".

03/05/2026

Have you ever wondered what God is like? Here is part one of our sermon series on discovering the character of God through the Psalms.

12/23/2024

You are invited to our Christmas Eve Service as we travel To the Manger and experience the wonder of the nativity.
Service is at 7pm.

10/12/2024

Today Pastor Gord Tetley and Maddie delivered squash to the nearest 100 neighbours to Louisville Baptist Church. Happy Thanksgiving.
Join us Sunday mornings at 11:15.
Squash provided by Furlan Bros.

05/02/2024

04/30/2024

If you would like to talk to someone or request prayer please send us a direct message or contact Pastor Gord at 519-358-5439.

04/17/2024

Where do you put your trust?

I’ve got an old wooden swing in my yard that I like to sit on. It’s a little weather-worn but its solid and brings me much pleasure. As I sat in it yesterday, enjoying the warm glow of spring, I noticed how the chains were creating shadows on the arms of the swing. It almost seemed they were playing a part in keeping the swing hanging.
The shadows moved softly, larger then smaller, larger then smaller, and as I gently rocked in the swing, I admired their simplistic beauty. They were so much prettier than the actual rusty chains that hold my swing aloft.
The more I thought about it, the more I realized this is an apt illustration of life. Don’t we often admire and chase after what is fake rather than what is real? Don’t we gravitate to the shiny rather than the substance? We can be tempted to trust in shadows rather than relying on God’s strength.
The real chain on my swing is strong. It is rusty from withstanding wind, rain, thunderstorms, and the beating sun of summer. I know I can trust it. If I attempted to hang my swing on the shadow instead of the real thing, I would be sorely mistaken and I would end up on the ground.
Philippians 4:8 says, we should think on whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, things that are excellent, things that are worthy of praise. Amid a world that glorifies glitz, glam, and shadowy imitations, we need to constantly focus on God. He is trustworthy. He is dependable. He is our strength. He is all we need.

Marcy Ardis
Assistant Director, Flowers for the Pastor's Wife

03/30/2024

A preacher/professor friend of my husband's once said: "The older I get, the more I realize I am a sinner."

That testimony has never left my memory, and the older I get, the more I see its truth as God reveals my need for Him.

As you contemplate the events of Holy Week, may God wash over you afresh with the knowledge of His deep love for you.

As ministers of the Good News, may we never forget how much we need it ourselves, every moment of every day.

Rejoice! He is Risen; He is risen indeed!

Wendy McCready
Director, Flowers for the Pastor's Wife