Luke 7:11-17 There are some subjects we’re happy talking about (the weather, hobbies etc), but there are other subjects we try desperately to avoid. In this passage, we meet a widow burying her only son. Listen in to how Jesus can help us in the face of a topic we’d rather just avoid – our own deaths.
Luke 7:1-10 We love to feel worthy. Worthy of a promotion, a payrise, respect, whatever it is. T.S Elliot said we engage in an eternal struggle to think well of ourselves. Listen in as we see what Jesus thinks of the whole goal.
Luke 6:39-49 We are continually influenced by the world around us. And we can’t help but influence ourselves. What kind of influence gives a foundation that lasts? Not just through the next round of redundancies, but through all of life and beyond? Listen in as Jesus gives us the answer.
Luke 6:39-49 We are continually influenced by the world around us. And we can’t help but influence ourselves. What kind of influence gives a foundation that lasts? Not just through the next round of redundancies, but through all of life and beyond? Listen in as Jesus gives us the answer.
Luke 6:27-38 The golden rule says: do unto others, as you would have them do unto you. But what if others haven’t lived up to that in their relationships with us? What if we haven’t lived up to that in our relationships with others? Where’s the motivation to keep on giving? Listen in as Jesus takes these questions head on.
Luke 6:27-38 The golden rule says: do unto others, as you would have them do unto you. But what if others haven’t lived up to that in their relationships with us? What if we haven’t lived up to that in our relationships with others? Where’s the motivation to keep on giving? Listen in as Jesus takes these questions head on.
Luke 6:17-26 Jesus can be billed as the solution to all our problems. But how should we cope when he seems to cause more problems than he solves? Would we be better off without him? Listen in to Jesus’ beatitudes as he sets out the true path to blessing and the true path to woe.
Luke 6:17-26 Jesus can be billed as the solution to all our problems. But how should we cope when he seems to cause more problems than he solves? Would we be better off without him? Listen in to Jesus’ beatitudes as he sets out the true path to blessing and the true path to woe.
Luke 5:33-6:16 Sometimes when asked about Jesus, colleagues respond: ‘I’m not religious.’ Listen in as Jesus makes it clear that he isn’t either.
Luke 5:33-6:16 Sometimes when asked about Jesus, colleagues respond: ‘I’m not religious.’ Listen in as Jesus makes it clear that he isn’t either.
