CountryPastor
James Toogood is West-Blue Mountains Parish Country Pastor in NSW. Now with experience as a Church Pastor for 22 years.
He has a BBus (Edith Cowan) was a Division Manager (Wesley Mission Sydney) and CFO in Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby HQ for churches).
How Worshipping Together Can Improve Your Life
Scientific research shows that blessing or praising others can boost your health, emotional well-being, and relationships. Similarly, studies have found that worshipping God brings these benefits to a deeper level, adding meaning and purpose to life.
But should worship be private, or is there an added benefit to worshipping in a church community? While any positive community—like a club, workplace, or family—can support well-being, research suggests that community worship offers unique advantages. Worshipping together enhances spiritual growth and the positive outcomes of social engagement beyond what can be achieved alone.
How often should one engage in community worship, especially in today's busy world? Pr. James explores why God recommends weekly worship and how a Sabbath community can enrich your life. Listen to this Lithgow Church presentation from the West-Blue Mountains of Australia to learn more about the benefits of worshipping together as God designed.
Where does pain come from and what does Jesus say about it?
Explore Psalms 90 with Pr James Toogood at Lithgow Church for our New Year 2024 service
Communion
Can Jesus Carry My Sins Completely Away? Can I make a Brand New Start? The story of the e-scapegoat in Leviticus 16 speaks of the Love of God.
Mackie and Lillie are baptised to declare they follow Jesus
Mackie Johnson and Jesse Curnuck preach at Mudgee Church
Anders Svensson sings worship at Mudgee
Gospel musician Anders presents a musical service at Mudgee Seventh-day Adventist Church today
Join us at Lithgow Church from 10am on Saturday 21 May for Communion Service
Explore Revelations Chapter 12 with Pr. James at Lithgow Seventh-day Adventist church. Discover why Gods promise of His powerful