Listen & Watch

Words for the
soul

Three ways to experience Mark’s teaching — an audio podcast of in-depth messages released occasionally, Soul Food, a complete five-series video collection for your inner world, and a selection of music recordings.

Audio Teaching

The Mark Conner
Podcast

In-depth teaching messages from Mark, selected from recent talks at churches and conferences, as well as messages from his years as Senior Minister at CityLife Church and as a teaching team member at Bayside Church in Melbourne.

New episodes are released occasionally as Mark speaks, not on a fixed schedule. Subscribe and you’ll be notified when something new goes up.

Each episode is a complete message, typically 35–40 minutes. Ideal for a long walk, a commute, or a quiet morning.

Search “Mark Conner” in your favourite app. Each has a mobile app so you can listen anywhere.

Video Series

Soul Food
with Mark Conner

“Brief talks about something that will help your soul, your inner world.”

Soul Food is Mark’s short-form video series, just a few minutes per episode. Five complete series are now available to watch in full, any time.

Soul Food is for everyone, not just Christians. It’s for anyone who wants to grow, think more clearly, connect better, and live from the inside out.

What is Soul Food?

  • Not a lengthy podcast — brief and to the point
  • Not a lecture — warm, personal, and practical
  • Not another sermon — though wisdom from Jesus features
  • About your inner world: what you think, feel, and dream
  • For humans — because we have so much in common

Five complete series

Transcripts of all Soul Food episodes are available on the Soul Food category page. Ideal if you prefer to read rather than watch, or want to revisit a specific episode.

View all transcripts →

Worship & Music

Music by
Mark Conner

Mark was actively involved in church music from his late teen years, leading worship, playing keyboards, writing songs, and recording in the studio. Here is a selection of recordings available to listen to.

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