Danny Wignall considers today’s lectionary readings in his talk on ‘The Day of the Lord’ Readings are here
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Sermons on Luke
Nadia Bolz-Weber..
“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are the agnostics. Blessed are they who doubt. Those who aren’t sure, who can still be surprised. Blessed are they who are spiritually impoverished and therefore not so certain about everything that they no longer take in new information. Blessed are those who have nothing to offer. Blessed are they for whom nothing seems to be working. Blessed are the pre-schoolers who cut in line at communion. Blessed are the poor in spirit. You are of heaven and Jesus blesses you…”
Nadia Bolz-Weber
Sarah Weldon speaks in the second of our series on Prayer. (Luke 18:9-14)
Helen Mitchell speaks on the first on our new series on Prayer.
“we need to consider the overall impact of our lifestyle on creation and on others, and to make good choices in response as part of our worship to God”
Some of the facts raised: Fish Stocks:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/05/0515_030515_fishdecline.html
Biodiversity and the loss of as much as half of the worlds wildlife in the last 40 years:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/09/1409030-animals-wildlife-wwf-decline-science-world/
Tony Owen continues our series Telling the Story
Debs Wignall continues our series Telling the Story 8. The Good Samaritan (The BBC series referred to in this sermon is currently still available here on Iplayer)
Rev. Danny Wignall continues our series Telling the Story
Jesus was bringing something new, brand new. It was not neat and self-contained. It was not a patch
There is more about Jesus’ prayer life in Luke than in the other Gospels. Luke records that he would often slip away to the wilderness and pray. From Luke we can deduce that Jesus had a habit of prayer, bringing everything to do with his life and ministry to God for discussion and direction.
