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  1. May 23

    What Do Want Me To Do?

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  2. Apr 26

    Family on a Mission – UNLTD VISION | Mark 9:30–50 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

    In this UNLTD Vision talk, Matt explores what it means to be a multigenerational family on a mission through Mark 9:30–50. Jesus catches His disciples arguing about who is the greatest, and instead of humiliating them publicly, He privately and graciously teaches them the upside-down way of the Kingdom: if you want to be first, become the servant of everyone. This talk looks at humility, serving one another, welcoming children and those young in faith, taking sin seriously, and living as “salt” in the world — preserving what is good, beautiful, holy and true. As UNLTD Church, we are called to be a family where everyone has a part to play, where we serve rather than seek status, and where our lives point people towards Jesus. You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talks 00:00 Welcome and UNLTD vision00:21 A multigenerational family on mission01:20 Bible reading: Mark 9:30–5004:31 Jesus has priorities05:15 What are we valuing and prioritising?05:46 Losing the “who is greatest?” conversation06:22 Called to serve one another07:11 Ordained servant first08:33 Helping each other become the bride of Christ09:04 Jesus privately challenges the disciples10:47 Grace, truth and kindness11:35 Breakout question: serving rather than status12:45 “Anyone who wants to be first must be last”13:21 The cardiologist who served humbly15:41 Choosing the lowliest place16:40 Why the disciples kept quiet17:11 Transfiguration, glory and dangerous ambition18:42 Humility in a selfish world19:40 Thinking about ourselves less often20:29 Serving through hospitality and practical love22:06 Taking sin seriously23:20 What Mark teaches about heaven and hell24:40 God’s grace and our response25:13 Have salt among yourselves25:40 Christians as a moral preservative26:26 Speaking truth in today’s world27:15 Will we lose our saltiness?27:47 Fully committing to the upside-down Kingdom #FamilyOnAMission #Mark9 #MattClayton #UNLTDChurch #UNLTDChurchExeter #ServantOfEveryone #UpsideDownKingdom #ChristianHumility #BibleTeaching #Sermon #ChurchVision #FollowJesus #ExeterChurch #ChristianFaith TimestampsHashtags

    Family on a Mission – UNLTD VISION | Mark 9:30–50 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

  3. Apr 18

    UNLTD FAMILY SERVICE - Help Me Overcome My Unbelief | Mark 9:14–29 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Exeter

    In this family-friendly talk from Mark 9:14–29, Matt explores one of the most honest prayers in the whole Gospel: “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief.” As Jesus meets a desperate father and heals his son, we’re reminded that faith is not pretending we have no doubts. Faith is bringing our doubts, fears, and struggles honestly to Jesus and asking Him to meet us there. This talk explores the spiritual battle between good and evil, the compassion and authority of Jesus, and the power of prayer when we feel weak, tired, or unsure. It is a reminder that God is still in the business of healing, restoring, and drawing near. Whether you are full of faith or wrestling with unbelief, this message is an invitation to pray honestly, trust deeply, and remember that Jesus rescues and saves. You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talks 00:00 Welcome + family service intro00:17 A two-part talk from Mark 900:48 The event: a father brings his sick son to Jesus01:25 Three key moments in the passage02:20 Bible reading: Mark 9:14–2904:42 God made the world good05:15 The devil, rebellion, and spiritual war06:24 Why miracles matter07:19 Why people would have looked for healers07:52 The miracle is an ancient practice08:20 God works through young and old08:41 Praying in the name of Jesus09:32 “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief”10:20 Jesus answers from the riches of his grace10:45 Honest faith with tears in your eyes11:54 Wonder and unbelief12:41 Let theology lead, not feelings13:57 We are in a spiritual battle14:48 God’s promise: a world made right15:47 The disciples were struggling too16:44 When outsiders believe more than disciples17:21 Lack of faith and lack of prayer17:37 Prayer and fasting are not optional extras18:27 “You unbelieving people” — the wilderness throwback19:24 Jesus commands the spirit to leave19:49 This is not a polite request — it is authority20:12 Jesus’ faithfulness releases divine power20:29 The healing points us to heaven21:03 Final call: pray honest prayers and trust Jesus21:19 Prayer ministry + waiting on the Holy Spirit #HelpMyUnbelief #Mark9 #MattClayton #UNLTDChurch #UNLTDChurchExeter #FaithAndDoubt #JesusHeals #Prayer #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #Sermon #ExeterChurch #HolySpirit #Miracles #FamilyService TimestampsHashtags

    UNLTD FAMILY SERVICE - Help Me Overcome My Unbelief | Mark 9:14–29 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Exeter

  4. Mar 15

    Palm Sunday – Hosanna in the Highest | Mark 11:1–11 | 22.03.26 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

    In this talk, Matt opens our Easter series with Palm Sunday in Mark 11:1–11. As Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, we see a King unlike any other: not the conquering ruler people expected, but the peaceful Messiah they desperately needed. This message explores the small acts of obedience that prepare us for bigger moments of faith, the royal authority of Jesus, and the meaning behind the crowd crying “Hosanna in the highest.” Palm Sunday reminds us that worship should be extravagant, personal, and public — and that Jesus wants to ride into the most guarded places of our lives to bring peace, freedom, and salvation. You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talks 00:00 Welcome + UNLTD vision00:37 Easter series intro01:12 Bible reading: Mark 11:1–1102:59 Quick breakout: what stood out?03:53 Why Palm Sunday matters05:54 The first act of obedience: go get the donkey07:14 Obedience today prepares us for tomorrow08:22 The donkey and Jesus’ authority09:47 Who has the right to claim the donkey?10:29 “The earth is the Lord’s”11:35 A different way of seeing the donkey13:28 The donkey reserved for the King14:07 Breakout questions14:44 Palm branches, cloaks, and royal welcome16:21 “Hosanna in the highest” explained17:57 A memory the disciples never forgot18:40 Four meanings of the crowd’s response18:49 Political19:12 Religious19:32 Personal19:47 Dangerous21:08 The entry into Jerusalem: more than a lap, a victory march21:46 The peaceful King of Zechariah22:42 Jesus rides to the most sacred place23:41 Conclusion: the King we need24:18 Small acts of obedience build the Kingdom24:37 Final call: Hosanna in the highest24:55 Prayer #PalmSunday #Mark11 #Hosanna #EasterSeries #JesusIsKing #HolyWeek #ChristianTeaching #BibleTalk #Sermon #UNLTDChurch #ExeterChurch #MattClayton #ChurchOfEngland #FollowJesus #Discipleship #Worship #KingJesus #ChristianFaith #GospelOfMark #Easter TimestampsHashtags

    Palm Sunday – Hosanna in the Highest | Mark 11:1–11 | 22.03.26 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

  5. Feb 22

    New Voices Rising - Conor, Mia & Toby | Mark 8:11-34 | 22.02.26 UNLTD Church Exeter

    This Sunday we handed the mic to three brand new preachers as we continued our Mark series in Mark 8.Connor explores how God guides us (without needing “a voice from the sky”), Mia tackles comfort vs surrender and what it means to take up our cross, and Toby digs into the turning point of Mark’s Gospel: “Who do you say I am?” Honest, bold, and properly encouraging — a brilliant snapshot of what God’s doing in our community. You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talks 00:00 Welcome + three new preachers00:21 Bible reading (Mark 8:11–38)04:11 Prayer + intro to Connor04:36 Connor: Signs, faith, and the “five C’s”06:04 Connor’s story + God’s guidance08:14 The five C’s (Alpha framework)10:20 Challenge: God is speaking — are we listening?11:08 Breakout: How do you hear God’s voice?11:25 Mia: “Get behind me, Satan” + the subtlety of temptation14:11 Deny yourself + take up your cross16:58 Mia’s 3 takeaways18:24 Toby: Who do you say I am? Denying self in a worldly culture19:09 Context: Mark, Peter, and the turning point in Mark 820:04 The two questions: “Who do people say I am?” / “Who do you say I am?”21:42 Messiah misunderstood + prophecy threads24:34 Yeast of Pharisees/Herod: arrogance & unbelief25:45 Deny yourself + pick up your cross27:09 Invitation: discipleship (continues) #PassingTheMic #NewVoices #Mark8 #GospelOfMark #Jesus #Discipleship #TakeUpYourCross #ChristianPreaching #Sermon #Church #Faith #HolySpirit #BibleTeaching #ChristianLife #UNLTDChurch #Exeter #ChurchOfEngland #Students #YoungAdults #Preachers TimestampsHashtags

    New Voices Rising - Conor, Mia & Toby | Mark 8:11-34 | 22.02.26 UNLTD Church Exeter

  6. Feb 15

    The Only Dependable Love | Mark 1:9–11 | 15.02.26 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

    In a week full of Valentine’s noise, we go back to the source of love. Anchored in Mark 1:9–11, we hear the Father’s words over Jesus — “You are my Son, whom I love… with you I am well pleased” — and explore what it means to be fully known and truly loved by God. This talk is for the married, the single, the dating, the healing, the tired, and the hopeful: there is a love deeper than romance, stronger than shame, and steadier than your best day or worst day. You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talks 00:00 Welcome + UNLTD vision00:44 Valentine’s talk: “The Source of Love”01:35 Anchoring in Mark: Jesus’ love in action03:09 Back to the source: “God is love”03:32 David Bennett story: deeper intimacy with God04:42 Who this is for (everyone)05:21 Main text: Jesus’ baptism (Mark 1:9–11)06:01 You are loved by God (not tolerated)07:44 The love of God is the foundation09:20 Love in action: Jesus touches the leper (Mark 1)10:06 Love + truth: the rich young ruler (Mark 10)12:47 Breakout questions13:26 “You are my Son… I am pleased”14:12 Pressure + the pleasure of God15:17 John Piper: satisfaction in God15:57 Head to heart: learning to receive love16:10 A community defined by love16:50 Rwanda: the danger of “othering”18:19 Tim Keller: fully known, truly loved20:02 What do you need from God today?20:32 Success without love still feels empty21:05 God’s voice over us again22:11 Conclusion + invitation #TheSourceOfLove #Mark1 #MarkGospel #Jesus #LoveOfGod #Sermon #ChristianTeaching #Church #Prayer #Faith #Hope #Identity #HolySpirit #Valentines #UNLTDChurch #Exeter #ChurchOfEngland #SpiritualFormation #Preaching #ChristianLife TimestampsHashtags

    The Only Dependable Love | Mark 1:9–11 | 15.02.26 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

  7. Feb 8

    MARGINS TO MERCY | Mark 7:24-36 | 08.02.26 | Chris Duffield | UNLTD Church Exeter

    In Mark 7:24–37, Jesus meets two people on the margins: a mother pleading for her daughter, and a deaf man who can barely speak. This talk explores persistent faith without entitlement, and a Saviour who steps close—touching what we’d rather hide—and restores with mercy that points us straight to the cross. You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talks 00:00 Bible reading (Mark 7:24–37)01:51 Intro + Mark series recap02:41 Last week: clean vs unclean03:20 Theme: margins to mercy04:03 Talk structure + breakout04:30 Part 1: Persistent faith (7:24–30)05:05 “Let Scripture shape us”06:07 Setting: Jesus goes to Tyre08:20 The mother’s pleading09:33 “Dogs and crumbs” explained10:13 Greek detail: “little dog”11:50 Illustration: house rules14:08 Jews first, then Gentiles15:45 OT matters: fulfilment, not reset16:38 “Even crumbs are enough”18:14 Healing with a word18:32 Application: humility, not entitlement20:44 Breakout question21:32 Part 2: Jesus heals the deaf man (7:31–37)22:09 Map + Decapolis context25:40 Jesus takes him aside26:30 Touch + compassion28:19 The deep sigh29:09 “Ephphatha” — be opened30:22 Cross-shaped healing32:19 Isaiah 35 fulfilment33:30 Response: joy + witness36:24 Conclusion + invitation #MarkGospel #Mark7 #Jesus #ChristianTeaching #BibleTalk #Faith #Mercy #Healing #Gospel #Church #Sermon #Preaching #UNLTDChurch #ExeterChurch #ChurchOfEngland #BibleStudy #ChristianLife #Prayer #Hope #Discipleship Timestamps (tightened labels)Hashtags

    MARGINS TO MERCY | Mark 7:24-36 | 08.02.26 | Chris Duffield | UNLTD Church Exeter

  8. Feb 1

    Giving Reveals Our Heart | Mark 7:1–23 | 01.02.26 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter

    In Mark 7, Jesus exposes the gap between appearance and heart. This talk looks at hypocrisy, worship, and why money is so tightly connected to what we trust, love, and lean on for security. We also share some simple, practical ways to grow in generosity — not to impress anyone, but as an act of surrender and worship.You can give here: www.unltd.church/giveCatch all talks here: www.unltd.church/talksTimestamps00:00 Welcome 00:45 Mark 7 reading (Mark 7:1–23)04:23 UNLTD vision recap (multi-gen family + miracle people)05:12 “Walk” as a way of life + what it means to carry our hearts to God07:24 “Honour me with lips, hearts far away” — performance vs relationship09:31 Money, security, and the “good thing” that becomes the wrong thing11:46 Biblical giving foundations (Deut 14, Lev 27)12:38 Three giving principles: Provider, Worship, Stewardship16:00 Breakout question: which statement is hardest, and why?16:31 Hypocrisy explained (stubborn heart) + the (very honest) bike story20:28 Two practical steps: God as provider + generosity as holy rebellion22:52 Jesus takes the law deeper: the heart, thought-life, inner world25:47 Two “flows”: desire → act → distortion vs discernment → holy action → glory27:39 Summary and return to the three statements28:45 UNLTD giving myths (who pays for what) + why this matters30:16 2025 income breakdown31:56 2025 expenditure breakdown33:58 Ways to give (direct debit, Gift Aid) + what different amounts can fund36:26 Quiet reflection + response moment#MarkGospel #ChristianGiving #ChurchFinance #Generosity #Jesus #UNLTDChurchExeter

    Giving Reveals Our Heart | Mark 7:1–23 | 01.02.26 | Matt Clayton | UNLTD Church Exeter
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