St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

Charlie Thomson finishes our 'Stories of Hope' series, looking at what lessons we can learn from the shrewd manager in Jesus' story for how to use our time and money well.

Emily Layzell unpacks one of the greatest stories ever told, and invites us to think about what it might mean for us to respond to the Father's love today.

Emily Layzell looks at what the story of the lost coin in Luke's gospel can show us about being lost and found by a loving God.

Charlie Thomson asks how we can experience joy on earth as in heaven, looking at the parable of the lost sheep in Luke chapter 15.

Martyn Layzell kicks off 2021 by talking to us about Paul and Silas' miraculous release from prison in Acts chapter 16.

In Nick's final Sunday with us, he encourages us to think about how God speaks to us, and why we should listen

Martyn & Emily close out our VISION series by speaking from Luke 8 : 1-15 on our purpose as believers, which is to "know Christ and make Him known"

Martyn speaks to us about playing our part and giving in our own ways towards the exciting vision of the church. 

Martyn kicks off our 3-part series looking at St Mark's vision for the future - we want to see hope rise!

In light of remembrance Sunday, Charlie brings it home by encouraging us to show sacrificial love, just like Jesus did. 

The end of Nehemiah shows us that we can’t live God’s way by our own effort. Nick exhorts us to live everyday by the Holy Spirit and recommit our lives to Him.

Charlie walks us through wha true worship means as we see the Israelites offer up praise and thanksgiving. 

Rosie talks to us about recommitting to following God in light of what He has done for us. 

Nick continues our series on Nehemiah where we read about the wall being completed and seeing God fulfilling his purposes as motivation to endure opposition.

Marcus speaks to us about standing up against injustice out of Reverence for God and Compassion for his people. 

Rosie continues our journey through Nehemiah by remind us of the part we all have to play in the rebuilding and what our response should be when we inevitably face opposition. 

Charlie introduces us to Nehemiah, a man who had a passion for God and the people by making a decision to lay everything down to rebuild the city. We are encouraged to follow this example in our world today by being a church who are passionate for God's people. 

Charlie speaks on the parable of the 'Great Banquet' - Expounding on the idea that the gift of salvation is for everyone who is willing. 

John Dunnett exhorts us to be the arms and feet of Christ in our world today as we model our lives on the example that Jesus set when He was on earth.