| Date | Title | Church |
|---|---|---|
| 05 Feb 2012 | The Kingdom is Near (Mark 4:10–34) |
St Andrew's Church Oxford (Donald Hay) |
| 04 Dec 2011 | Why such contrasting responses to the King? (Mark 4:1-20) |
St Benet's Welsh Church (Aneirin Glyn) |
| 17 Oct 2011 | Mark: Meet the King (Mark 4:1-34) |
Church by the Bay (Gerry Straker) |
| 17 Jul 2011 | It Takes All Kinds - Mark: The Life and Ministry of Jesus (Part 11) (Mark 4:1-20) |
Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church (EBFC) (Jason Hoy) |
| 17 Jul 2011 | It Takes All Kinds - Mark: The Life and Ministry of Jesus (Part 11) (Mark 4:1-20) |
Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church (EBFC) (Jason Hoy) |
| 17 Jul 2011 | It Takes All Kinds - Mark: The Life and Ministry of Jesus (Part 11) (Mark 4:1-20) |
Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church (EBFC) (Jason Hoy) |
| 19 Jun 2011 | 'He who has ears to hear' (Mark 4:1-20) |
Oakhall Church, Caterham (Steve Bacon) |
| 17 Feb 2011 | Jesus' growth forecast (Mark 4:1-34) |
All Souls Langham Place (Chris Wright) |
| 18 Jul 2010 | Are You Really Listening? (Mark 4:1-20) |
Westminster Chapel (Andrew Haslam) |
| 18 Jul 2010 | Are You Really Listening? (Mark 4:1-20) |
Westminster Chapel (Andrew Haslam) |
| 17 Jan 2010 | Danger : Thief (Mark 4:1-20) |
All Souls Langham Place (Rico Tice) |
| 29 Nov 2009 | Seeds and soils (Mark 4:1-20) |
St Andrew's Chelsea (The Rev'd) |
| 29 Nov 2009 | Seeds and soils (Mark 4:1-20) |
St Andrew's Chelsea (Paul Dawson) |
| 22 Feb 2009 | God's word does the work (Mark 4:1-41) |
Charlotte Chapel (Paul Rees) |
| 14 Dec 2008 | 3. More than a prophet (Mark 4:1-4:20) |
Emmanuel Wimbledon (Ben Shaw) |
| 21 Sep 2008 | A Harvest of Hearing (Mark 4:1-9) |
Charlotte Chapel (Colin Adams) |
| 07 Mar 2004 | 9. Puzzling parables (Mark 4:1-34) |
Charlotte Chapel (Peter Grainger) |
| 23 Jun 2002 | Listening to the Word (Mark 4:1–20) |
St Andrew the Great (Richard Powell) |
| 23 Jun 2002 | Listening to the Word (Mark 4:1-20) |
St Andrew the Great (Richard Powell) |
| 02 Jul 2000 | Re-affirmation of baptismal vows (Mark 4:1-4:20) |
Emmanuel Wimbledon (John Chapman) |