In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the Gospel text of Luke Chapter 14 and Hebrews Chapter 14 to explore what it really means to be a follower of Jesus Christ as the Way of Love.  In this text Ian looks at the connection between humility as a sign of love as a crucial expression of authentic Christian discipleship. This podcast was recorded at the St Lukes Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist on Sunday 28th August 2016.  For more information on St Lukes please see www.sltukespeckham.co.uk

In this podcast Mother Abigail Adetayo explores the gospel text of Luke Chapter 13 and Isaiah 58 to explore the significance of Jesus as the fulfillment of the Law and of the Sabbath. This was recorded on Sunday 21st of August 2016.

In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the radicalness of Christian discipleship through a study looking at Hebrews Chapter 11 and 12 and in  particular 12:1-2.  Here we encounter the Apostle Paul promoting the need for co-operation rather than competition, and for facing the false self, so that people can be liberated to be truly themselves in Christ. For more information on St Lukes please see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk

In this podcast Mother Lynn Russell explores how we are all beloved of God, and that when we live in an uncertain world of pain and suffering, we must remember this reality.  Only with God's love will we not be overwhelmed. This homily was recorded at the St Lukes Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist on 31st July 2016. 

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In this podcast Fr Nicholas Elder explores the place of the Lord's prayer in the context of Christian prayer drawing on Luke 11.1-13 and other Biblical texts. This homily was recorded at the St Lukes Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist on 24th July 2016.

In this podcast Fr Nicholas Elder explores the place of the Lord's prayer in the context of Christian prayer drawing on Luke 11.1-13 and other Biblical texts. This homily was recorded at the St Lukes Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist on 24th July 2016.

In this podcast Fr Nicholas Elder explores the themes of the gospel text of Luke 10.38-42 and other Bible texts around the calling for Christians and Jews to love the other, including widows, immigrants and those who are vulnerable.  This homily was recorded at the St Lukes Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist on 17th July 2016.

In this podcast the Revd Lynn Russell from nearby St Giles Camberwell preached on 4th Sunda after Trinity exploring the lectionary Gospel of Luke 8.26-39.  This was recorded at the Sunday Morning Eucharist on 19th June 2016 at St Lukes Church Peckham in South London.

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In this podcast Abbot Stuart of the Anglican Benedictine Mucknell Abbey met with the nascent new monastic community at St Lukes Peckham to explore the distinctiveness of Benedictine spirituality and religious life.  This was recorded at a Community Gathering on Tuesday 5th July 2016 at the Mother House to the St Lukes Community.in Peckham South London.

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In this podcast Nick George explores the Gospel TextJohn 20.24-29 of the example of Thomas the Apostle and the role of the Christian Monk Thomas Merton. We remember that St Thomas is unfairly known as doubting Thomas, when he should really be called Faithful Thomas.  In the same vain Nick explored the incredible gift Thomas Merton was to the church in the latter part of the 20th Century.  Thomas Merton was a mystic and monk, whose writings and example inspire us to this day.   

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