St. Luke Anglican Church

St. Luke Anglican Church

By Rector, James MaddenReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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St. Luke Anglican Church episodes

  • The Cost of Community

    What are you willing to give up to be a part of a Jesus-following community? Come and hear how the Gentiles and Jews were invited into a new reality together as Jesus' family.

    26 min
  • Amos and The Plumbline

    When all of life seems crazy, and our political candidates are under attack, where can we go for clarity and reassurance? We are thankful to have God's word, and namely his righteousness as our standard and prism though which we can live in a changing world. What do Amos, a plumb line, and sycamore figs have in common with Jesus? Listen to find out

    26 min
  • The joyful gospel of generosity

    As we look into Paul's writings to the early churches, we see calls of generosity that were counter to the cultural standard of the time.

    How does the Gospel influence generosity?

    What is the call to Christians to be generous?

    What does the Bible say about giving and receiving gifts?

    Listen for a deeper understanding of how we can participate in the living gospel of generosity.


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    25 min
  • Did Jesus Die for PT Barnum?

    As human beings, not only are we capable of a host of distractions at any and all given moments, but we actually *want* to be distracted. We get hung up on details and particulars that distract us from the fundamental reality of the Gospel of Christ: That Christ died for all, in all of our individual and collective ugliness. When we lose sight of that, our own judgements and evaluations become the basis with which we engage with others. This makes the Ministry of Reconciliation to which we are called impossible. As new creations, it is our task to be moved by the Love of God in Christ Jesus to see the New Creation all around us and within others.


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    24 min
  • Slow, Steady, Simple

    By nature, we measure growth and success by productivity and output. But to understand the Kingdom of God is to be content with the appearance of unproductive inactivity, with work that is slow, steady, and simple going unnoticed and unappreciated - like the planting of seeds. They grow on their own hidden and unseen in ways that have always been happening. The end goal of all this is not being plucked away, but the redemption, restoration, and completion of all things.


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    26 min

About St. Luke Anglican Church

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An Anglican church plant for the best and the broken. Seeking to bring gospel-centered healing to the city of Dallas. St. Luke Anglican Church is a place where people can meet Jesus, engage in…