Thankfulness. The Bible calls us to live thankful lives. But can practising gratitude consistently change the way we think. especially when we begin each day with thankfulness? Join Jeff Lucas, as he explores the truth that thankfulness really is good for us.

Doubt can be a real challenge for us as believers. Although the Bible has much to say about it, we can still be reluctant to talk openly about our own doubts. Join Jeff this Sunday evening as he speaks with vulnerability and hope about his struggles, and encourages us to keep trusting Jesus: the way, the truth and the life.

As Jeff turns 70, he reflects on growing older and challenges the way we think about and treat elderly people. Are we valuing their wisdom and experience, or too quick to overlook them? Jeff explores what it means to honour older generations and recognise that age doesn’t diminish a person’s value or their part to play.

In the final part of his series on strengthening your local church, Jeff Lucas explores the power of generosity. Discover how being generous with our time, encouragement, resources and ourselves can bless others, strengthen our church communities and help us reflect the generous heart of God.

Jeff explores why simply showing up can make a difference. While Covid changed the way we gather, church is about more than just turning up. Discover how bringing passion, encouragement and a willingness to contribute, rather than control, can help us become a blessing to our church community.

Jeff explores how simple acts of kindness, encouragement and humility can strengthen the local church. In a world where Christians have too often made headlines for the wrong reasons, discover how being a blessing to one another helps the Church better reflect Christ.

Jeff Lucas reflects on the purpose of the local church, reminding us that it doesn't exist simply to bless us. The church belongs to Jesus, not to us, and we're called to strengthen it by serving rather than becoming consumers.

Continuing his series on how we can bless and strengthen our local churches, Jeff reflects on the danger of cynicism. While acknowledging that churches and leaders sometimes fail, he encourages us not to become cynical or lose hope. Instead, he urges us to embrace a realistic, biblical view of the Church, serve faithfully, think discerningly, and guard our hearts against attitudes that can damage both our faith and our relationships with others.

Continuing his series on how we can bless our local churches, this week on Lucas on Life, Jeff reflects on the recent flurry of church leadership scandals. He suggests they can nudge us into believing that all church leaders are bullies, when of course that simply isn't true. Instead, he encourages us to support our leaders in the best way possible: by praying for them.

How can we become people who bless our local churches? In Lucas on Life this Sunday evening, Jeff Lucas explores three attitudes that can become toxic in church, family and friendships, and candidly admits the one he struggles with most.