In this podcast recorded on the 3rd Sunday of Lent, Ian Mobsby draws on the lectinary Gospel Text ofLuke 13.1-9 to explore Jesus' expectation of his followrs to bear fruit. This is not an easy text, but one tha challenges the sense of entitlement and lack of commitment that can happen in some churches.  This was recorded at St Lukes Church Peckham on 28th Feb 2016.

In this podcast participants of the emerging new monastic commjunity at St Luke's Peckham enter into dialogue with Gareth Powell, Priest Missioner to the St Margaret the Queen Community in Streatham Hill.  Gareth shares this dreams and theology in enbaling an ex-parish church to become a centre for commjunity renewal with a residential new monastic communty.  This podcast was recorded on Tuesday 1st March 2016.  For more info on the New Monastic Community of St Luke's Peckham see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk.

In this podcast recorded on the 21st Feb 2016, Bp Michael Ipgrave the Bishop of Woolwich explores the signifance of Luke 13.31-35 in the Season of Lent and in a service of Confirmation.  This was a moment of celebration with over 19 people committing to follow Jesus in a sacramental moement of commitment.

In this podcast Calum Green, Community Organiser with Peckham Citizens (part of UK Citizens) talked of his interest, experience and understandng of this important role with social justice and empowerment.  This was recorded in the Tuesday evening nascent new monastic gathering at St Lukes Church Peckham.

In this podcast the Revd Shannon Preston explores the theme of Lent, as putting Jesus back into the centre of your life.  This honily was recorded at St Luke's Church in Peckham on the first Sunday of Lent 2016 on SUnday 14th February.  For more information on St Luke's Church please see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk

In this podcast on Wednesday the 10th February 2016 on Ash Wednesday, Ian Mobsby explores the implication of John Chapter 8 and the significance of the season of reflection and preparation for Holy Week and Easter.

In this podcast on Sunday 7th February 2016, Ian Mobsby explores the transfiguration of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of Luke.  This year we explore the implications of the transfiguration after the season of Epiphany and before the beginning of Lent.  Ian explores the implications of the text on discipleship and the divinity of Jesus.  For more information on St Lukes see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk

In this podcast on Sunday 31st January 2016, Shannon Preston explores the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple as recorded in Luke Chapter 2.  This day marks the end of Epiphany and of the Christmas Season.  Shannon explores the implications of the text and the prophecy's of Anna and Simeon for the coming of the Kingdom of God through the incarnation of God as Jesus the Messiah and Lord.

In this podcast the St Luke's nascient new monastic community met with Rob Ryan to explore his experiences and perspectives regarding new monasticism and the formation of misisonal communities. Rob is an Anglican Ordained Pioneer Minister who has previously worked at Rochester Cathedral and in Gillingham birthing a new monastic community that was called 'The Gathering'. More recently Rob has moved to the Greenwich Penninsula as a Team Vicar with a remit to be involved in pioneering mission activity, building a missional community in the Greenwich Penninusla. This podcast was recorded on the 26th January 2016. For more information on St Luke's see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk

In this podcast on the third Sunday of Epiphany 2016, Shannon Preston, (Priest from the Episcopal Church of the United States who is part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's St Anselm Community living in Lambeth Palace ), explores the implications of Mark 4: 14-21 when Jesus begins his ministry with the prophetic words of Isaiah.:The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,because he has anointed meto bring good news to the poor.He has sent me to proclaim release to the captivesand recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favour.’ For more information on St Luke's see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk