St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

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.

The Apostle Paul gives his fifth defence in as many chapters, this time before King Agrippa. Nick unpacks Paul's claim that the gospel he preaches is both reasonable and true.

How did the Apostle Paul persevere through his own season of 'lockdown'? What motivated him to keep going? We find out as we continue through the closing stages of Acts. 

As we reach the final stages of our series in Acts, we see the importance of persisting in personal evangelism through Paul's relationship with a Roman governor named Felix. We consider how Paul's confidence comes from his belief that he serves a greater king and he's building a greater kingdom.

As we join with Christians all over the world this week in praying 'Thy Kingdom Come', we look at what Jesus reveals to His disciples about God's Kingdom before His ascension in Acts 1.

Marcus continues our series in Acts by taking us through the account of Paul before the Jewish Council. He encourages us, like Paul, to stand on the hope of the resurrection of Jesus.

As we continue in Acts, we read of God's power to transform lives through the example of the Apostle Paul. Sharing some of her own testimony, Rosie encourages us to be courageous in sharing the stories of God's transformative work in our own lives.

As we return to the book of Acts, Charlie shows us that there are timely lessons to be learned from the account of the Apostle Paul's farewell to the Ephesian church.

As we finish our Easter series in Luke's gospel, Paul shares with us the amazing hope that is found in Jesus' resurrection and encourages us to continue in following Him.

Continuing our series in Luke, Charlie encourages us that although we may identify with the downcast disciples on the road to Emmaus, the risen Jesus draws alongside us and makes himself known to us as He did on the first Easter.

As we experience a very different Easter to the one we may have expected this year, Christine reminds us that the women who first went to Jesus' tomb certainly didn't find what they were expecting.