Richard Glover (St. John's Ashfield Site Pastor) continues our series in the Gospel of Mark. The truth can be terrifying. How do you handle hearing truths that are uncomfortable and confronting? In Mark 6, the terrifying truth about Jesus' identity becomes even clearer. Herod and the disciples have to decide how to handle the truth that has come into their midst.

Bible passage: Mark 6.6b–56

St. John’s hosts Bartholomew the Apostle (in the person of congregation member Janine Steele) to hear his reflections on his first hand experience of Jesus calming the storm, and healing a woman and a girl.

Bible passage: Mark 4.35–6.6a

Richard Glover (St. John's Ashfield Site Pastor) continues our series in the Gospel of Mark. For a person to grow, they need to get into the kingdom of God? In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus tells us both how people get into the kingdom, and how those in the kingdom can continue to produce fruit.

Bible passage: Mark 4.1–34

Richard Glover (Site Pastor at St. John's Ashfield) explores the power and possibility of repentance on Ash Wednesday.

Bible reading: Romans 6.1–11

Richard Glover (St. John's Ashfield Site Pastor) continues our series in the Gospel of Mark. Those who meet Jesus (and we who read Mark's Gospel) are forced to confront the question: "Who is this man?" In the parable of the Strong Man, Jesus gives us his own answer.

Bible passage: Mark 3.7–35

Rev. Dr. Andrew Katay (Senior Minister, Christ Church Inner West) continues our series in the Gospel of Mark. In this passage, Jesus tells us who he has come to bring into the kingdom: not the righteous, but sinners. But, who are the righteous, anyway?

Bible passage: Mark 2.1–3.6

[NOTE: The sound quality of this recording is exceptionally poor. There was a technical difficulty. Apologies.]

Richard Glover (St. John's Ashfield Site Pastor) continues our series in the Gospel of Mark. Those who met Jesus are astounded by his authority—but what does that mean? And what's the nature of the kingdom that Jesus announces?

Bible passage: Mark 1.14–45

Richard Glover (St. John's Ashfield Site Pastor) begins a new series in the Gospel of Mark, who presents us with a strange, confronting, and, frankly, weird Jesus.

Bible passage: Mark 1.1–13

CCIW Senior Minister Andrew Katay teaches on Philippians 3.4b–11, as our CCIW church family all gather together for our annual Vision Sunday Service.

St John's member Clare Potts continues in week 3 of our 2025 Summer Series "A Spirituality of Summer".

This week's passages: Ecclesiastes 8.14–15, John 2.1–11.