Verso Church Podcast.

Are you dangerous? Or to put it another way, does Hell know your name? For both these questions, the answer for any Christian should be ‘yes!’.  As we start a new Talk Series, we look at the message, ministry and mission of Jesus and see that we are called to continue this in our own lives, being dangerous to the enemy as we extend God’s kingdom here on earth. Bible verses   📖 - Mark 1...

2 Corinthians 10:3–5, Philippians 4:4–8 Are you longing to overcome anxiety? In a world where anxiety is becoming more prevalent than ever, Mark looks at Philippians 4:4-8 and the promise that we can be overcomes, experiencing a peace which protects our hearts and minds in Jesus.

Mark Helvadjian • Matthew 18:1–4 Since an early age, we’re told that to get ahead in life you need to be first, but have we ever stopped to ask ourselves whether there is another way? Mark looks at Jesus’ own words when asked the question – ‘Who is the greatest?’.  His answer may surprise you.

Denise Gray • John 5:1–7, John 5:19–23, Proverbs 3:5–6 Denise looks at Jesus’ miracle in John 5:1-9 and highlights that just like the paralysed man was able to get up and walk, we too can be set free.

Mark Helvadjian • Psalm 63 Have you ever asked yourself whether your soul is thirsty? Looking at Psalm 63, we see that we were created to thirst for God and yet for many of us, we rarely consider this question as we instead pursue quenching our thirst for the things of this worl

Jenna Heyns • 2 Corinthians 10:5, Colossians 2:6–7, Jeremiah 17:7–8 What does it mean to be ‘rooted’ in Christ? This talk looks at how we can live our lives to ensure we are rooted in Christ and challenges us to think about any areas that may need ‘digging up’ and re-rooting in Him.

Trevor Marr • 1 Corinthians 12:12–26 As we continue our ONE series, and the prayer of Jesus for all believers to be one as Christ and the Father are one, we look at the how can serve one another by playing our part on the body of Christ.

Mark Helvadjian • Ephesians 4:4–6 As we continue our ONE series, and the prayer of Jesus for all believers to be one as Christ and the Father are one, we look at the ‘what’ and the ‘how’ of unity in Christ.

Richard Gathard Does being a Christian mean you have to be better at things? Or perhaps he called us to be different, to be more like him – and that can only happen as we love how he loved Today we appreciate those who create spaces to help us grow in this.

Jonathan Taylor-Cummings, Andrea Taylor-Cummings • James 3:17–18, Ephesians 4:31–32, Colossians 3:12–14 Jesus commanded us to love each other in a way that resembles His love for us. It’s easier to love well when things are going great. But if we want to develop a robust community characterized by unity, we must do the hard work of getting along with each other, even through relational challenges....

Mark Helvadjian • John 17:20–24 Have you ever wondered how God the Father and God the Son are ONE, yet different? Have you ever asked why we are called to be ONE as He and the Father are ONE? Answering these and many more questions, we start a new Talk Series looking at Jesus’ prayer to the Father in John 17, and ask the question, what does it mean to be ONE.

Mark Helvadjian • 1 John 3:1 On Father’s Day we reflect and celebrate our dads and father figures in our lives, but do we pause to reflect on our Heavenly Father? Looking at 1 John 3:1 we learn what it means to be His child and the love that He lavishes upon us.

Mark Helvadjian • 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 Don’t know how to pray? Feel like your prayer life is in a rut? You’re not alone! Mark provides some insights and practical tips on how we can effectively use prayer models to kick-start our prayer life into gear.

Mark Helvadjian • Acts 1:14, Acts 2:1–21 As we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, we look at the part prayer had on the coming of the Holy Spirit, and how we can apply this to our lives today.

Mark Helvadjian • 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 As we continue in our Prayer Talk Series, Mark looks at the ‘how’ of prayer. Providing practical ways in which we can all build a prayer rhythm into our lives, we look at creative ways to cut through the problems of prayer.

Denise Gray • Romans 5:8, Romans 8:38–39, 2 Corinthians 5:21 Denise encourages us talk to God in every situation, to have the courage to be honest with God and to trust in His love.

Mark Helvadjian We know prayer is important and crucial to our walk with Jesus, but for some reason, we have a real problem with it! As we continue our Talk Series on Prayer, Mark looks at 5 reasons why we have a problem with prayer and how we can overcome them.

As we start a new series looking at prayer, Richard speaks with Wendy, Chido, and Melissa about the place of prayer in their lives.

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Mark Helvadjian • Luke 24:1–9 The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a present day invitation to join him into new life. The question is do you believe it? Join Mark and the team as we celebrate Easter Sunday and baptize those who have accepted the invitation into this new life.

Heather Ryan • Matthew 5:7, Romans 2:3–4 As we stand knowing that we have received mercy from God and yet in a place of a mercy yet needed, what is our response to those around us? Are we willing to sacrifice our own wants and desires to step out into the dark waters of the world that is desperate for mercy and bring Jesus’ love, compassion and forgiveness to a world that is hurting and crying out...

Mark Helvadjian • John 5:1–9 Looking at the story of Jesus and the lame man at the pool of Bethesda, we see from Jesus 6 truths about the Mercy of God and the healing it brings to our lives.

Richard Gathard • John 8:2–11, 1 John 1:9, Colossians 2:13–15 Who do we give permission to judge us? When we place all that power into the hands of Jesus, we may be surprised how beautiful is that freedom in forgiveness.

Mark Helvadjian • Lamentations 3:22–23, Psalm 23:6, Ephesians 2:4–5 Do you need mercy of God in your life? In our new talk series ‘Mercy’ we look at what the Mercy of God is, why we need it and the impact it has in our lives.

Mark Helvadjian • Luke 6:37–38, 1 Kings 17:7–16, Joshua 4:21–22 In our second part on the power of money and the place of giving, we look at how we have been called to live a life of generosity and the promises of God which come with it