St Mark’s Grimsby Podcast

Continuing our evening series through 1 & 2 Timothy, Jesse explores 2 Timothy 1 and Paul's encouragement to remain faithful to the gospel. As Paul urges Timothy to guard the message he has received and fan into flame the gifts God has given him, we are challenged to live with courage, not fear. Discover what it means to rely on the Spirit's power, grow in love, and play our part in pas...

Continuing our series in Nehemiah, Bishop David explores chapter 8. As the people rediscover their place in God’s story, we are reminded that true strength and security are found not in what we possess, but in trusting God’s promises.

Continuing our evening series through 1 & 2 Timothy, Matt explores the final chapter of Paul's first letter to Timothy. As Paul encourages Timothy to pursue righteousness, guard his faith, and resist the distractions of worldly gain, we are challenged to live lives of integrity and wholehearted devotion to Jesus. Discover what it means to faithfully follow Christ, invest in others, and hol...

Continuing our series in Nehemiah, Sue explores chapter 6 and how Nehemiah responds to personal attacks and false accusations as the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls nears completion. Discover how we can remain united, stand firm in the face of discouragement, and keep our eyes on the work God has called us to do.

Continuing our series on Timothy, Howard unpacks how each generation has its strengths and weaknesses, and how we are better together when we rely on each other as the body of Christ.

Living with Integrity Continuing our series in Nehemiah, Bishop David explores chapter 5 and Nehemiah's response to injustice among God's people. As Nehemiah confronts exploitation, we are challenged to consider what it means to live with integrity in community.

Continuing our evening series through 1 & 2 Timothy, Laura and Jonno share from 1 Timothy 4 in our annual Preachmania service. As Paul encourages Timothy to remain faithful in both his teaching and his example, we are challenged to pursue godliness, stand firm in the truth, and live a faith-filled life boldly, regardless of our age.

Continuing our series in Nehemiah, Ben explores chapter 4 and the opposition God's people face as they rebuild Jerusalem's walls. As voices of discouragement, fear, and doubt threaten to knock them down, Nehemiah calls the people to remember the Lord who is great and awesome and to stand firm.

Continuing our series in Nehemiah, Matt explores chapter 3 and the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls. As God's people come together—each playing their part in the work—we see a powerful picture of every member ministry. Discover how God uses ordinary people with different gifts and roles to accomplish His purposes, and what it means for us as we seek to build His Kingdom together in Grimsby...

Continuing our series in Nehemiah, David explores chapter 2 and the themes of godly influence and courageous action. As Nehemiah steps out in faith, approaches the king, and begins the work God has placed before him, we see how prayerful dependence on God can lead to bold obedience.

Continuing our evening series through 1 & 2 Timothy, Sue explores 1 Timothy 3 and Paul's teaching on the qualities of godly leadership. Looking at the characteristics expected of overseers and deacons, we are challenged to see that these are not simply standards for church leaders, but qualities that every follower of Jesus should seek to grow in.

As we begin our new morning series in Nehemiah, Erin unpacks chapter one and Nehemiah's response to the news of a ruined Jerusalem. Through fasting, prayer, and humility, Nehemiah turns first to God—adoring Him, confessing sin, recalling His promises, and interceding for His people.

How do we guard the faith that has been entrusted to us? Listen in as we launch our new series on building faith, learning from Paul's encouragement to young Timothy and applying it to our own walk with Jesus.

What does it mean to be involved in God's great mission to the world? As we bring our vision series to a close, Matt reminds us that we are never alone in this - God is with us from the start, right now and to the very end of the age.

We love to see people playing their unique part - praying, serving and giving - here at St. Mark's. Wherever you are, God wants to fill you with His Spirit for His purposes, using only what you have, not what you don't have. I wonder how God will fill and use you in the year ahead?

What does it mean to be a part of the church family? This week we look at what makes us, us - a people who are home, real and full of courage.

We love church—but what’s it all really about? In this new three-part series, Ben kicks us off by exploring our vision and what we’re truly called to.

In this episode, Fleur and the YWAM team share radical stories of God moving in this generation and explore how the truth of the cross brings personal freedom, identity, and purpose.

In this episode, Erin completes our Fruit of the Spirit series, looking at how we grow our faith by looking to Jesus' teaching on abiding in the vine - John 15.

As we draw our Fruit of the Spirit series to a close, we consider the words of Galatians 5:24-25 which urges us to "crucify the flesh" and instead, walk in step with the Spirit.

In this week's talk, we ask: - Why do we need to pray out loud? - If the Virgin Mary was perpetually a virgin, was Joseph a widower/ had other children aside from Mary? - How do I discern God's plans for my life?

How do we actually deal with temptation? Ben explores how scripture, confession, and community help us stand firm, pointing us to God’s strength in our weakness.

In this talk, Ben unpacks: - What is worship? -Why do we sing? - And what does worship look like when we gather together?

In this all-age service, Jonny explores what it means to live the Christian life with purpose, through the fruits of gentleness and self-control. This talk reminds us that while the world chases temporary rewards, the true prize—an imperishable crown—is already found in Christ.

In this week's episode we ask the questions: - What would Jesus do if he witnessed someone being bullied? - What is a mentor and why should I have one? and - The Holy Trinity: Can you explain it in a way that makes sense?