In this podcast, Ian Mobsby explores the theme of Holy Rest drawing on the lectionery texts od Deuteronomy 5.12-15, 2 Corinthians 4.5-12 and Mark 2.23 - 3.6. This podcast was recorded at St Lukes Church on Sunsdy 3rdJune, on the first Sunday after Trinity Sunday 2018.

In this podcast Sandra Schloss explores the application of John 15:26-27 and a famous quote from Richard Rohr when he said ‘Christianity has not failed, it has not just be tried yet’. This was recorded on Pentecost Sunday on the 20thof May 2018.

In this podcast, Fr Tola Badejo explored the application of Jesus' teaching as recorded by John in chapter 17:6-19 to explore the implication today for what it means to be chosen and sanctified by jesdus work in the Kingdom of God.  This was recorded at St Luke's Church in Peckham on Sunday 13th May 2018.

In this podcast Mtr Sandra Schloss explores the implications of Jesus' teaching as recorded in John15:9-17 when Jesus talks about 'being friends'.  This was recorded on 6th May 2018 on the 6th Sunday of Easter.

In this podcabm8 st recorded on the 5th Sunday of Easter 2018 and on the event of the Annual Parochial Church Council Meeting, Ian Mobsby explores the meaning of Jesus' I AM statement in the Gospel of John chapter 15:1-8, where Jesus says " I AM the Vine, you are branches" and then later says that we are called to bear fruit. 

This was recorded at the Parish Church of St Luke's Church in Peckham on 29th April 2018.  For more information on the Church see http://www.stlukespeckham.co.uk

In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the Gospel of John Chapter 10 where Jesus describes himself metaphorically as the 'Good Shepherd'.   This biblical passage is part of a large text where Jesus uses a number of 'I AM' phrases and metaphors to enable people to begin to understand his divinity.  This was recorded at the Parish Church of St Luke's Church (Camberwell) in Peckham on the 4th Sunday of Easter 2018.

This podcast was recorded on the third sunday of Easter 2018, where Ian Mobsby explores the implication of the Gospel text Luke 24: 13-38 which explores the familiar stories of the Road to Emmaus and the first appearance of Jesus to the disciples.  These texts are crucial for our encouragement and hope looking back from the 21st Century, and says something about the calling to demonstrate that we are truly following Jesys by the way we live our lives.  

For more information on St Lukes Church see www.stlukespeckham.co.uk

In this shorter than usual podcast, Fr Collins Durueke explores the themes of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday to explore these days of the climax of Holy Week, when Jesus instructs his disciples regarding what comes next even though they have no idea what Jesus is talking about.  This was recorded at St Lukes Church on the 29th March 2018.

In this podcast, Fr Collins Durueke explores the importance of Palm Sunday and Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem.  As we enter into Holy Week in 2018 we are mindful that this time of year us full of busyness, but Palm Sunday should jolt us to be mindful of those factors of ultimate importance in our lives.

This homily was recorded on Sunday 25th March 2018 at St Lukes Church (Camberwell) in Peckham.

Revd Sandra considers how we create a World of Forgiving, from The Book of Forgiving by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter Mpho, she makes reference to the story of Joseph and his brothers in Genesis 50.15-26, Paul's letter to the Romans 12.14-21, the story of the woman caught in adultery in John 8.2-12, and recognising the nothing is possible without God's strength, in reference to Psalm 121.

We apologise for the sound disturbance in this podcast.