Luke 12:13-34 As Lloyds Bank note in their current The M Word campaign: ‘Conversations about money can be difficult… but sometimes those conversations are the most important ones to have’. Jesus spoke a lot about the topic of money that we often avoid. This week we’re looking at one of his eleven parables on money – that focuses on our desire for wealth and ultimate security. Listen in to consider The M Word from a Christian perspective.
Luke 12:12-21 Fixation on possessions is a growing reality in the world around us. It accompanies a fixation on the self, the immediate and pleasure at the expense of others. Listen in as we see why Jesus warns us so strongly to be rich toward God.
Luke 12:4-12 Some things we find it easy to acknowledge in front of others – like personal achievements, while others things are much harder. If we find going public with our Christian faith feels hard, listen in as Jesus encourages and challenges us to acknowledge him in front of others.
Luke 10:38-42 We all struggle to prioritise. What should come first, what can I leave until later? But clear priorities can come with health warnings. They will be things that make us most anxious and will generate the most frustration when people get in our way. Listen is as Jesus gives us our only priority – Listening at his feet.
Luke 10:25-37 We’re built to want approval – at work, in relationships, from ourselves. How can our life win approval? Not just from others, but primarily from God? Listen in as we look at Jesus’ answer.
Luke 15:11-32 There are two ways to reject God – one is to be very bad and break all the rules, and the other is to be very good and think you keep all the rules. In this talk on the ‘Parable of the Prodigal Son’ Rico Tice unpacks how God in his love has come looking for both types of lost people.
Luke 11:37-12:3 We hate hypocrisy. The good news is Jesus hates it even more. Listen in as we see how Jesus exposes it, condemns it and can save us from hypocrisy.
Luke 11:14-36 Why do so many works of fiction (everything from Lord of the Rings to Superhero films) revolve around the triumph of good over evil? Is it mere escapism, or do we long deep down to know how to find victory over evil?
Luke 11:1-13 Most Christians struggle to pray. Listen in as Jesus teaches us again in the Lord’s prayer how much we need to pray and how much of a privilege it really is.
Luke 10:17-24 Fighter pilots go through so many twists and turns, they need cockpit displays to tell them which way is up and which way is upsidedown. Listen in as we see how Luke 10 helps us discern which way is up in the twists and turns life sends our way.
