St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

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. 

God has called us to be a fearless church. A church that is brave in the midst of uncertain times because we have a God who is always with us. Charlie encourages us from Psalm 23. 

Nick encourages the church to persevere by drawing strength from Jesus, our perfect example and other Christians who have run this race before us.

Exploring what kind of church God is calling us to be, Charlie shares from Matthew 5 on Holiness. 

Continuing our 'What Kind Of Church?' series, Nick shares what the Bible has to say about our mission.

As we gathered online with other churches in the HTB network, Nicky Gumbel shared a message about being extremists for justice and love.

Continuing our 'What Kind Of Church?' series, Charlie shares what the Bible has to say about church being family.

As we begin our new sermon series exploring what kind of church God is calling us to be, Dan Frith, manager of Wandsworth Foodbank, shares from Colossians 3 how we can grow in our compassion for others.

Andy Moore brings us a message from the parable of the Great Banquet in Luke 14 for 'Welcome Home Sunday'.

Paul finally makes it to Rome, where he shares the Gospel first with the local Jewish leaders and then proceeds to share the Gospel to Ends of the Earth via the Roman Empire.Acts isn't finished but for us to carry on today....

As Paul crosses the Mediterranean we see that nothing can stop the spread of the gospel.