St Luke’s Sermon Podcast

In place of our normal in-worship service project, we spend this year’s "Christ the Servant" Sunday service reflecting on why we celebrate this theological declaration rather than the traditional “Reign of Christ the King” Sunday.

Pastor Nora invites us to enter the faith of our ancestors, to find comfort and hope. 

St. Luke shares its annual All Saints Day service with a unique focus on how community and care show up even in the midst of absence and grief.

We share a reflection on the role of nature in spirituality as we introduce St. Luke’s new "Labyrinth in the Woods”

Be compassionate, therefore, as your heavenly God is compassionate.

Brennan reflects on where St. Luke has been and where we seem to be going.

Pastor Nora preaches on stepping out of hiding to join fully in life-giving community.

We are all broken and scattered, but we need the surprising love of God, starting from a place of parched brokenness moving towards the wellspring of water from the rocks.

When carrying a heavy burden, it often feels easier to hold the weight close. In fact, the burden can feel heaviest at the very moment we reach out to share it with others. And yet, that’s the important tipping moment when relief arrives in the form of sharing the load.

Pastor Nora reflects on sharing the holy space of St. Luke on Sunday morning. A space where major life lessons are learned and great spiritual insights gained. Where compassion is honed and justice understood.