St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

In the final instalment of our series on courageous characters, Quin helps us consider what we can learn from Job's life, even before trials and tragedy befell him.

In the fifth part of our series on courageous people in the Bible, Mark introduces us to Hezekiah - one of the greatest kings of the Old Testament – his background, his life and his three greatest tests.

In the fourth part of our series on courageous people in the Bible, Paul Perkin looks at the courage of the apostle Paul.

Mark continues our series on courageous characters from the Bible, focussing on the extraordinary courage of three women – Shiphrah, Puah and Rahab – who lived in very dark times.

In the second in our series on Courageous Characters, Christine Perkin explores the life of the apostle Peter.

The first in our series of 6 courageous characters explores what Daniel can teach us about bold prayer and intercession.

Simon is a St Mark’s mission partner who labours to make Christ known in war-torn Burundi. With many inspiring testimonies, he challenges us to a fuller, Christ-centred life located well outside our comfort zone. 

Everyone is looking for a purpose in life that is big enough to satisfy them, but for many that proves elusive. Mark speaks to us about God’s invitation into a life of greater purpose than we ever imagined was possible.

Paul Perkin speaks on the wonderful transformation that happens when people turn to the Lord.

Alli Fontaine continues our series in 2 Corinthians, speaking on tough love and forgiveness within the Christian community. 

Charlie Thomson brings us the first sermon in our series in 2 Corinthians, focussing on the compassion and comfort of God, and our response.

Pete Garratt, a member of St Mark's and Head of Operations at Leprosy Mission International, brings us lessons from Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan.

Mark Thomas closes our series on Revelation with the final vision of a glorious future where there is no more curse.

Picking up on our annual vision, this sermon considers the question: What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus? ... and therefore a courageous disciple?

Paul, our vicar, introduces the church's vision for the coming year.

Members of our congregation inspire us with examples of courage in the workplace and times of suffering; and a call to courageous prayer.