St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

How do we need to change the way we think about ourselves, about our church family and about our community so that we’re actively living a life of serving others.

Mark explores the meaning of “glory”, how the glory of Christ surpasses anything we could ever imagine, and what that means for our lives today.

We consider why it is that God people can honestly claim not to fear no matter what happens.

Paul follows God’s call across the Aegean Sea into Macedonia. He encounters open hearts and open opposition. Another prison break occurs – but this one with a difference. It’s not Paul and his companions who are rescued – it’s the jailer!

Attraction and repulsion to the gospel message

Nick Wooldridge take us through Acts 13 and runs us through how God has equipped us in spreading to Gospel. 

We look at how the church in Jerusalem respond to opposition in Acts 12, and what encouragement we can take from Peter’s miraculous escape from prison.

Over the summer, we are returning to our series in Acts. Mark explores the amazing new move of God that began in Syrian Antioch, and some life-changing lessons from the early church’s top encourager.

The importance of remembering: our call, our past, our future, our battle.

The Leaders God is looking for

We consider the concerns we all have and the peace God would have us know.

We think about whether our acknowledgement of Jesus’ lordship stretches as far as our wallets and purses.

What does the Bible say our overall purpose in life should be and what does it look like to focus on it?

Lee is a former soldier now working for SASRA. He shares with us a gospel message from John 1 and the difference Jesus still makes in people's lives today. 

It is our obligation, even our duty, to love others because the time is short as we wait for the return of Christ. Rob Hooks - a member of St Mark's and worker for London City Mission - speaks about the cost, risk and motivation for sacrificial love.

Mark continues our series in Romans, exploring how Christians are called to understand and relate to the world of politics.

Christine finishes off Romans 12 by looking at how Christians are to love their enemies.

The fulness of the Spirit available to all believers

Mark explores 12 powerful outworkings of a life driven by love rather than fear, and what keeps us going when times are tough.

James Woolley speaks to us about his work for IJM UK, and encourages us to join the prayer movement that longs to see an end to slavery.