Listen to this week's lecture by St. Luke’s Pastor Jad on Matthew 5:13-20, where Jesus begins his passionate, Kingdom of God address in his Sermon on the Mount, impressing upon the disciples and the crowd listening that their discipleship, their “followership” of Jesus should produce a noticeable difference in their relationships, their occupations, their communities, and their towns. 

You can join the Live Sunday Night Bible Study Sunday nights at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at www.st.lukes.org/podcast to Join St. Luke’s Pastors for a live discussion each week. 

Follow up each week with group discussions. Find a group at www.st.lukes.org/adults. 

Check out this lecture by St. Luke’s Pastor Jad Denmark on Matthew 4:23-25 – a continuation of last weeks’ scripture where Jesus calls his first disciples and begins his ministry. 

As you ponder this scripture throughout the week, put yourself in the place of one of those early disciples for a moment. What must have they felt in those moments, having just left everything to follow this Rabbi Jesus?  What must they have been thinking to see the crowds, miracles, and pronouncements of this radically new, just and powerful Kingdom of God.  What did they feel, think and what do you think was their response in those first few weeks with such a “success”.   

You can join the Live Sunday Night Bible Study Sunday nights at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at www.st.lukes.org/podcast to Join St. Luke’s Pastors for a live discussion each week. 

Follow up each week with group discussions. Find a group at www.st.lukes.org/adults. 

Check out this week’s Bible Study as Pastor Jad walks us through Matthew 4:18-22, the calling of the disciples. 

The Live Sunday Night Bible Study will resume on Sunday, January 22 at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at www.st.lukes.org/podcast to Join St. Luke’s Pastors for a live discussion each week. 

Follow up each week with group discussions. Find a group at www.st.lukes.org/adults. 

Have you heard the stirrings in your heart? What makes you uncomfortable? What are you passionate about? What new song is God calling you to sing during this season? Reflect upon these questions as you hear from Pastor Jeremy in this episode on Psalm 40:1-11. 

The Live Sunday Night Bible Study will resume on Sunday, January 22 at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at www.st.lukes.org/podcast to Join St. Luke’s Pastors for a live discussion each week. 

Follow up each week with group discussions. Find a group at www.st.lukes.org/adults. 

Start 2023 by reflecting on your baptism. St. Luke’s Pastors Jenn, Jad, Melissa, and Jeremy walk through Matthew’s version of the baptism of Jesus and discuss some of the nuances of this gospel. 

The Live Sunday Night Bible Study will resume on Sunday, January 22 at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at www.st.lukes.org/podcast to Join St. Luke’s Pastors for a live discussion each week. 

Follow up each week with group discussions. Find a group at www.st.lukes.org/adults. 

Get ready for 2023 by reflecting on the Wesleyan Covenant Prayer with St. Luke’s Pastors Jenn, Jad, Melissa, and Jeremy.

New episodes of Your Week with St. Luke's will be released Mondays in 2023 starting January 2. 

The Live Sunday Night Bible Study will resume on Sunday, January 22 at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at www.st.lukes.org/podcast to Join St. Luke’s Pastors for a live discussion each week. 

Follow up each week with group discussions. Find a group at www.st.lukes.org/adults. 

Catch some holiday favorites from St. Luke’s Pastors Jenn, Jad, Melissa, and Jeremy and hear as they test their trivia skills! 

Join St. Luke’s Pastors Jenn, Jad, Melissa, and Jeremy as they recall the Jesus we met in the gospel of John and what Christmas might look like in John’s House. 

Join St. Luke’s Pastors Jenn, Jad, Melissa, and Jeremy as they remember what they like best about the gospel of Luke and the Jesus we find in it. How do the stories that surround Jesus’ birth differ from the other gospels? How does this birth narrative help you prepare your heart for Advent this year? How will you respond to the incarnation? 

Join St. Luke’s Pastors Jenn, Jad, Melissa, and Jeremy as they remember the Jesus we met in Matthew and the purpose of this gospel. Then turn to what Matthew’s house might look like at Christmas. How do the genealogy and birth narratives differ from the other gospels, and how do they help you prepare your heart for this Advent Season? 

Obtain your copy of Christmas in the Four Gospel Homes: An Advent Study by Cynthia M. Campbell on Sundays or online at www.st.lukes.org/adults to follow along with this church-wide study.