St Marks, Leamington

This week Tim preaches on the call of Moses found in Exodus chapter 3 and 4. Moses spends a lot of time trying to get out of the call of Moses. Tim asks why Moses might do that and what it means when we say 'here we are send us'. 

This week Amanda opened our 3 sermon series on Exodus beginning at Exodus chapter 1. Amanda introduces the book of Exodus and the context into which Moses is about to be born.

This week Tim preaches on Luke 12:16-21 at our all age harvest service. It's the story of the rich farmer who wants to build bigger barns. In the age of choice Tim asks what would we rather. 

This week we are celebrating Black History Month and we begin with a fascinating interview with one of our long term members Bev. Then we hear Tim preaching on Psalm 142:1-7  and Luke 10:25–37 and think what happened when the Good Samaritan crossed the road.  

In our final sermon on St Mark’s values, we explore what it means to become more like Christ. Through Moses and the Transfiguration, we discover how encountering God’s glory transforms us, helping us reflect Christ together as a community.

This week we carry on our values series and Amanda helps us think about what it means to ask God to help our unbelief. 

We begin a new series exploring St Mark’s values of belonging, believing and becoming. Through David and Mephibosheth, the early Church, and the Messiah among us, we explore what it means to create communities where everyone matters.

This week Tim preaches on  Blessed are those who are persecuted. Jesus calls his followers to seek justice, honour the marginalised and challenge unjust powers. But following this way may cost us. Where is Jesus asking us to act?

In Matt 5:3-4 Jesus says Blessed are the poor in spirit, Blessed are those who mourn. This week Marie explores what it means to be poor in spirit and to mourn. 

In this sermon on Matthew 5:6, Wendy explores what Jesus means by hungering and thirsting for righteousness. What does it mean to long for a world that is put right, and how does that hunger shape the way we live as followers of Jesus?