Lucas on Life

Doubt. it’s something most Christians can experience, but at times we are reluctant to talk about it. Join Jeff Lucas for Lucas on Life, as we talk honestly and openly about the uncomfortable subject of doubt. 

It’s what we followers of Jesus are called to, but the question is - is it actually happening in our lives, or have we surrendered to sameness? Join Jeff Lucas for Lucas on Life, Sunday at 8.

Join Jeff Lucas as he uses his own unique brand of humour and storytelling to help us understand God's truth, whatever life throws at us.

Decisions - we make many of them every day, and we want to choose wisely. This Sunday at 8, join Jeff Lucas as he reflect on the power of good choices. 

Fear can paralyze us - but Jesus calls us to ‘not be afraid. And He does it repeatedly. Join Jeff Lucas as we consider fear and courage. 

In a week when there has been so much conflict in Westminster, we’re going to look at how we, as follows of Jesus, handle disagreement. How can we learn to disagree well. Lucas on Life. Sunday at 8pm.

The church is meant to be a lighthouse people, modeling what life with God likes like. But that doesn’t happen if were fighting, squabbling, dividing. So join Jeff Lucas for Lucas on Life Sunday at 8, in a second program that focuses on maintaining unity

The Bible calls us to maintain unity in our churches, but often, sadly, we do the opposite, and that presents a sad message to a watching world. So how can we maintain unity? 

Often life is a dash, and we don’t take time to reflect, to look back and look forward. And when that happens, we just end up breathless, anxious, and doing the same old things. Join Jeff as he reflects on….reflecting. 

Join Jeff Lucas as he uses his own unique brand of humour and storytelling to help us understand God's truth, whatever life throws at us.

Join Jeff Lucas as he uses his own unique brand of humour and storytelling to help us understand God's truth, whatever life throws at us. 

As Boxing Day approaches, the time traditionally when gifts were distributed, Jeff considers the story of Mary in this second of two shows about the God of impossible, who gave the gift of Jesus to Mary, and of course to us all. Join Jeff for a faith strengthening reflection - the second part of two shows on the God of the impossible.

With all of the speculation about a potential Covid affected Christmas, everything can seem inevitable. We need to be reminded, especially in a time of restriction and uncertainty, that we still serve a God who is the God of the impossible. Join Jeff as he reflect on the familiar Christmas story - and be encouraged in faith and expectation

It's universally agreed that leadership generally, and Christian leadership specifically has been really tough during this pandemic. So this week, on Lucas on Life, Jeff asks the question - how do we treat our leaders, and how can we best pray for them? 

At the end of a tough week with the fear about the Omnichron virus, Jeff offers us some reflections about how we as believers might respond. Sunday at 8…etc 

Technology has transformed all of our lives. We are connecting, streaming, downloading, tweeting  and relying on that GPS voice to get us home safely. But is technology is serving us – Or are we serving it? 

The last 18 months of COVID has mean that we are talking a lot about death these days. We Christians have true hope in Christ - death is still the last enemy, brings pain and grief, but ultimately Jesus has triumphed over it. This week, reflect with Jeff, as he talks about eternity, our bright future in Christ.

Friendship - we all need them. The recent death of one of the characters of the TV show, Friends has highlighted the need that we all have for true friendship. When trouble comes, who are our inner circle - who will we call? Join Jeff, talking about friendship.

All around us are older people, many of them are the most consistent and faithful members of our churches. They are living history books. All deserve to be noticed and loved. this week, the Elderly.  

Following the tragic murder of Sir David Amess, we need to think carefully about the way we speak about those who serve us in the political arena, because surely shouting and vitriol is a fuel for actual physical violence. 

In the pressure cooker that we're living in, with petrol line ups, worries about jobs and health...we're all living in a moment when conflict can break out so easily. and of course Christians are not immune.

This week, where there has been a lot of shouting at petrol stations and elsewhere, Jeff challenges us to change the world - by being kind.

It can be hard to pray, lets face it - in Lucas on Life, Jeff Lucas, who admits he finds prayer a struggle, offers some helpful, practical tips.

The world cheered as Emma Radacanu secured her amazing victory in the US Open recently. But rather than just applauding are there some lessons that all of us can learn from her success? 

Availability - what kind of people change the world? Is it the gifted, the go-getters, the genius creatives - or as followers of Jesus, is it rather the people who consistently make themselves available to God, so that He can get His will done through them