Mark Conner

Good listening is vital for all relationships. By eliminating bad listening habits and developing good listening habits all of our relationships can improve. For more information, visit www.markconner.com.au  

In this motivating message, given recently at Bayside Church, Mark Conner explores the importance of us knowing and living out our 'calling' in order to thrive in life and ministry. Visit www.markconner.com.au for more information

As we begin this new year, Mark Conner shares how that ‘thriving' in life, rather than just ‘surviving', begins with our relationship with God. This message was recorded for Bayside Church early in January 2023.

In this practical message, given recently at LifeGate Church in Glen Waverley, Mark Conner speaks about the importance of protecting the unity of the church and how each member can be an active contributor towards that goal. For more information, visit www.markconner.com.au 

Did you know that it's more important to manage your energy than your time? That insight is one of the keys to improving your productivity and your self-care. Visit www.markconner.com.au for a transcript and more details. 

It’s true - we are what we eat and food can be our medicine. In this episode, Mark Conner shares some thoughts on the importance of a healthy diet. Visit www.markconner.com.au for more details.

Our bodies function best with regular movement. In this episode, Mark Conner shares some insights for developing a habit of regular exercise. Visit www.markconner.com.au 

A good night’s sleep is essential for our well-being. In this episode, Mark Conner shares some keys for better sleep.  Visit www.markconner.com.au for more.

When we are learning and growing, there is an excitement and energy to our lives and vocations. When we are not, we tend to become bored, predictable, and stale. Personal growth is the topic of this week's episode of Soul Food. Visit www.markconner.com.au for more.

In this personal message, given recently at Bayside Church, Mark Conner gleans lessons from the biblical story of Elijah and his own life for handling those rainy days when life isn’t going so well.