St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

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.

David Westlake, CEO of IJM UK urges us to join the movement to pray for an end to slavery

Discovering our gifts SHAPE

What is a ‘spiritual act of worship’?

We take a look at the resurrection Jesus’ followers have to look forward to and what that means today.

The Additional Ending

At our Easter Sunday celebration, Mark explains why the resurrection of Jesus is not a fool’s belief and what the angel’s message means for us today.

Paul leads us through the world-changing events of that first Good Friday as recorded in the Gospel of Mark.

Paul leads us through the world-changing events of that first Good Friday as recorded in the Gospel of Mark.

Paul leads us through the world-changing events of that first Good Friday as recorded in the Gospel of Mark.

These things (the fall of Jerusalem), and those things (the last days)