St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

What does it look like to live as a citizen of God’s Kingdom?

Jesus foretells his sacrifice

Another Stupid Day: In part 3 of this series, Mark explores the various paths people try in their search for fulfilment (including career) and whether they deliver on their promises. We also hear from several St Mark’s members on how they connect their faith with their work.

Another Stupid Day: In part 2 of this series, we explore how God’s word encourages us to understand time, and how reclaiming control of our weekly schedule can reduce stress and increase our peace, sense of purpose and long-term fruitfulness.

Another Stupid Day: Mark begins a 3-week series on work and the meaning of life, exploring two things we must understand to be energised rather than exhausted by our day-to-day lives.

Christine finishes our series in Exodus by thinking about how God guides Israel in 'The Land Between'.

The Passover Night & Feast

We discover how God reveals Himself to Moses, and think about how the fulfilment of those things are revealed to us through Jesus.

The second part of our 'What kind of God?' series in Exodus, when God appears to Moses in a burning bush and gives him signs.

The faithful, almighty, rescuing God

At our Christmas morning celebration, Mark explores two reasons why the peace Jesus brings is good news worth celebrating.

Nick guides us through the Shepherd's response to the angels who bring good news of Christ's birth

Joel calls us to know the peace of Christ at our family service on Christmas Eve

The Real Christmas Past, Present and Future

At our Carols by Candlelight service, Mark explores how the message of Christmas is good news in a society where many find peace elusive.

Christine kicks off our Advent series with a look at the birth of John the Baptist

We finish our series on the 10 commandments with the 10th commandment, “You shall not covet…”

Gavin Calver speaks to us about the importance of evangelism

Paul unpacks the ninth commandment, 'You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour'.

Christine unpacks the eighth commandment, showing us that the temptation to steal goes deeper than we think, and God's love turns us from 'grabbers' into 'givers'.