| Date | Title | Church |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Feb 2011 | The End of the Beginning (Mark 13:1-23) |
Westminster Chapel (Greg Haslam) |
| 12 Jun 2005 | Scouts' Motto (Mark 13:1-37) |
St Andrew the Great (Frank Price) |
| 10 Oct 2004 | 28. Future shock (Mark 13:1-36) |
Charlotte Chapel (Peter Grainger) |
| 14 Sep 2003 | You must be on your guard (World Need Sunday 2003) (Mark 13:1-13) |
All Souls Langham Place (David Applin) |
| 03 Mar 1996 | Interpreter of the ages (Mark 13:1-37) |
All Souls Langham Place (David Turner) |
| 02 Nov 1995 | Destruction, disaster, deliverance (Mark 13:1-13) |
All Souls Langham Place (Stephen Wookey) |
| 30 Nov 1980 | The signs of the end? (Mark 13:1-13) |
All Souls Langham Place (John Stott) |
| 29 May 2016 | Mission Work (Mark 13:13-19) |
Emmanuel Church Bicester |
| 10 Mar 2019 | The Son of Man Shall Come (Mark 13:14-37) |
Solihull Presbyterian Church (Stephen Dancer) |
| 25 Mar 2018 | Trust Jesus because what He says comes true and He looks after His people (Mark 13:14-23) |
Emmanuel Chippenham |
| 11 Nov 2012 | The Warning of the King (Mark 13:14-23) |
St Benet's Welsh Church (Aneirin Glyn) |
| 09 Nov 1995 | Horror and hope (Mark 13:14-27) |
All Souls Langham Place (Stephen Wookey) |
| 07 Dec 1980 | The Son of Man will come in power and glory (Mark 13:14-27) |
All Souls Langham Place (Roger Simpson) |
| 15 Apr 2018 | Jesus return will take our breath away it is certain but we do not know when (Mark 13:24-37) |
Emmanuel Chippenham |
| 03 Dec 2017 | Watch for the Coming (Advent) (Mark 13:24-37) |
St Simon Zelotes (Mike Neville) |
| 09 Apr 2017 | Is the Rumour True? - Mark 13:24-37 (Mark 13:24-37) |
Christ Church, Liverpool |
| 09 Apr 2017 | Is the Rumour True? - Mark 13:24-37 (Mark 13:24-37) |
Christ Church, Liverpool (Ken Lippold) |
| 17 Nov 2015 | “Coming on the Clouds Nov 08,2015 (Mark 13:24-37) |
Four Points Church |
| 26 Jul 2015 | Considering Jesus - (Mark 13:24-37) |
Aigburth Community Church Liverpool |
| 30 Nov 2014 | Signs of the Kingdom (Mark 13:24-37) |
Cromer Parish Church (John Ashe) |