St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

Guest speaker Simon Guillebaud continues our series 'Just Love' with a message about the costly and counter-cultural love we are called to show people, sharing some of his story and experiences from his inspiring missionary work in Burundi through the work of Great Lakes Outreach.

Anna Hodges launches our new series 'Just Love' - looking at different aspects of justice in the gospels - with a message about how Jesus' love can cross any divide to satisfy our deepest needs.

Charlie Thomson shares a Palm Sunday message about what kind of kingdom Jesus came to establish when he entered the city of Jerusalem as king, and why it's better than we could ever expect.

As we approach the one-year anniversary of the first national covid-19 lockdown, Rosie Phillips finishes our series in the book of James with a message about how we can keep going and keep growing in our faith through the storms of life.

Emily Layzell continues our series in the book of James looking at how, in a time when we are surrounded by conflicting opinions which can cause and fuel conflict, our faith can help us avoid arguments with others and get better at saying sorry.

Martyn Layzell continues our series in the book of James, encouraging us to look at our words as a measure of our spiritual health, and how what we say will influence where we go and how we get there.

Daisy Seepersad continues our series in the book of James, with a message about how the overflow of our faith and friendship with God will be shown in our actions.

Marcus Hart continues our series in the book of James, encouraging us not to be influenced by what the world places value in, but to show mercy to everyone we meet.

Anna Hodges continues our series in the book of James, with three directions to help us stay on course in the journey of faith.

Martyn Layzell kicks off our new series in the book of James, looking at how we can build our faith, embrace our struggles and choose joy in the face of difficult times.

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.