St Mark’s Grimsby Podcast

This week, Howard talks on the Resurrection part of the Creed. He speaks on us being raised again after our passing, and the amazing faith and hope we have in our everlasting future with Jesus. Hear more in today's episode.

This week, David uses the line "Give us this day our daily bread" in the Lord's prayer to talk on the power of prayer, the power of both petition and intercession. He also speaks on how God doesn't answer every prayer because he knows what we need, not what we want. He invokes us to think about what we need to pray about this week.

This week, Jonny talks on baptism, forgiveness and belonging. He highlights the importance of remembering that through Christ's death and resurrection, we break down the obstacles that separate us from living a life with God.

What are you planted in? What get's your attention? What shapes the way you see yourself? Where do you turn when life gets difficult? What path do you align yourself with? What's stopping you from building that relationship with God? This week, both Kayleigh and Jonno talk on Psalm 1 in our special Preach Mania style Sunday.

Are we ready to receive God's invitation? This week, David talks on the church and God's invitation to all of us, no matter our circumstances. How will we respond?

Does the world centre around us, or does our life centre around the Son, Jesus? When we are bold enough to pray "your will be done" are we then willing to be obedient to go where God calls us? Listen in to be inspired and challenged to go further than ever before.

This week we explore the confession that the Holy Spirit is God and works in unity with the Father and the Son. More importantly, Jesse challenges us to think about how we think and speak about the Holy Spirit and His impact on our lives to confess the creedal statements in full as the bedrock of our faith.

As we continue our series in the Lord's Prayer, Jesse teaches us about the power of intercession to usher in God's kingdom reign to our own land, society and political powers. Together, we consider this controversial and bold prayer that challenges the status quo and powers at work around us.

In this instalment of a two-part sermon on God the Son, Bishop David explores what it means to confess Jesus Christ as the one who rose again , ascended into heaven, is seated at the right hand of the Father and will come again to judge the living and the dead. And more importantly, what impact that has on our daily life of faith.

How do we relate to and experience God as Trinity? In this week's Worship for Everyone talk, Matt reminds us that we are invited into the divine life of love we know as God; Father, Son & Holy Spirit through the "roundy roundy, make room dance."