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Can your past define your future? In this talk, we explore Ezekiel 18, where God confronts a proverb that had convinced his people their lives had already been decided by previous generations.We look at why God calls his people to "repent and live," how his grace breaks cycles of hopelessness, and what it means to discover that your story isn't over.For more about St Mary's London, visit stmaryslondon.com.

What's stopping you from being fully seen — at church, at work, in your relationships? In this talk, part of our series on the five habits that slowly shrink our lives, we look at habit three: keeping it to yourself.Working through Matthew 5:13–16 — "You are the salt of the earth... You are the light of the world" — we explore why it's often easier to hide our faith than to live it out loud, and what it really means to be salt (valuable, preserving, healing) and light (safety, direction, exposure, life) in a world that pushes us toward staying quiet and unnoticed.For more about our church, services, and community: https://stmaryslondon.com

We've started a new series looking at Ezekiel: Rattled. This week Jermaine tackles chapter 1, God’s people have lost everything. Jerusalem has fallen, the temple is gone, and they are living in exile, asking the question underneath all their questions: Has God abandoned us?

John rounds up our series on St Mary's fundamentals by encouraging us to actually practice what Jesus preached and not just read it.

Have you ever wondered if fear is keeping you from the life God has called you to live?This week, Kristen explores Jesus' Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30) and reveals how fear, self-protection, and believing the wrong things about God can quietly lead us to live safe—but spiritually stuck—lives.Discover the difference between planting your faith and burying it, why God calls us to take risks, and how the Holy Spirit empowers us to step beyond fear into a life of courage, freedom, and purpose.Whether you're feeling stuck in your faith, wrestling with fear, or longing for a deeper relationship with God, this talk will encourage you to trust God's goodness and boldly use what He's entrusted to you.

In this series about what makes up our services we've spoken about worship, teaching & now it's time for ministry. Sirine looks at how important it is to simply show up when it comes to ministry. Even if we're feeling far away, distracted, unqualified or 'not holy' enough.

This week our worship pastor Russell continues our series and looks at worship. He explains how actually stepping back and 'coming away' with Jesus can help us engage more in worship.

Worship, Teaching, and Ministry are at the heart of Sunday services here at St Mary's, so we're taking a closer look at each one through a short series. This week, Matt explores the role of teaching in the life of the church, unpacking how Scripture and the Holy Spirit work together to reveal Jesus, shape disciples, and invite us into deeper transformation. Far more than simply receiving information, teaching is one of the ways we encounter God and respond to His voice today.

Worship, Teaching, and Ministry are at the heart of Sunday services here at St Mary's, so we thought it was time to take a closer look at each one through a short series. This Sunday we we're joined by our Worship Pastor, Russell, as he explores what it truly means to worship and how we can live lives shaped by worship every day.

Sirine talks about one of our key values: ministry in the power of the Spirit!