St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

As we begin our Easter sermon series, Nick shares with us the meaning of the cross from Luke 23

Paul Perkin continues with the penultimate in our 1 John series.

Charlie speaks to us about how being God's children empowers us to move from 'overwhelmed' to 'overcome'.

When we become children of God we become part of a family – but what does it look like to love each other in today’s climate? 

Are you a ‘wobbly’ Christian or a ‘confident' Christian? As we continue in 1 John, Charlie unpacks how we can really know that we know Jesus.

Friday evening session at the Women's Staycation with guest speaker Sarah Jackson

Saturday morning session at the Women's Staycation with Sarah Jackson

Saturday afternoon session at the Women's Staycation with guest speaker Sarah Jackson

In our new 1 John series, Paul helps us consider intimacy with God through truth and holiness.

We finish our 4-part series in Jonah, summarizing all we've learned from the book including an important lesson about God's sovereign grace.

We welcome back Mark Thomas for the third week in our Jonah series and learn more about the 'God Of The Second Chance'.

Continuing our series looking at this famous Old Testament story, we consider what we can learn from Jonah's prayer in the belly of the fish.

In the first of a four-part series in the book of Jonah, we hear about Jonah's flight from God.

Richard Sargeant is an expert in the field of Artificial Intelligence and a long-standing member of St Mark's. He speaks to us about some of the ways our Christian faith and advances in technology can relate and help us answer the question, "Where's the world going?"

On Sunday we launched our annual 'Hungry Week' with a focus on the model for prayer Jesus gives his disciples.

The Light - Jesus, God’s own Son - came into the world but there was A PROBLEM – the world didn’t recognize Him. Yet God made A PROMISE – that whoever received Him, who believed in His name, would become a child of God and would come to know the One who doesn’t just have life or give life, but who is the life. 

On Christmas Day we focus on the amazing truth that 'the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us.'

As we continue through John 1, we see that God gives us what we don’t deserve – Jesus, full of grace and truth.

 In a world full of truth claims we look at who we can turn to for the real truth.

As we continue through John 1, we contemplate the trajectory of humanity, and the difference Christmas makes.