Rector, James Madden

St. Luke Anglican Church

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An Anglican church plant for the best and the broken. Seeking to bring gospel-centered healing to the city of Dallas. St. Luke Anglican Church is a place where people can meet Jesus, engage in life-giving community, and experience spiritual formation through liturgy. We believe in creating a space where people can have authentic encounters with Christ, discover their gifts and use them for God's glory. Now meeting weekly on Sunday mornings! Join us!

Author

Rector, James Madden

Episodes

Sunday, July 5th 05.07.2026 1:13:55

Trinity Sunday 31.05.2026 26:01

Pentecost Sunday 24.05.2026 31:33

Sixth Sunday of Easter 10.05.2026 22:17

Fourth Sunday of Easter 26.04.2026 24:31

Third Sunday of Easter 19.04.2026 20:46

Second Sunday of Easter 12.04.2026 25:41

Easter Sunday 05.04.2026 25:53

Palm Sunday 29.03.2026 12:12

Fifth Sunday in Lent 22.03.2026 22:40

Fourth Sunday in Lent 15.03.2026 18:55

Third Sunday in Lent 08.03.2026 24:10

Second Sunday in Lent 01.03.2026 17:26

First Sunday in Lent 22.02.2026 19:37

Last Sunday of Epiphany 15.02.2026 25:04

Second to Last Sunday of Epiphany 08.02.2026 20:13

Fourth Sunday of Epiphany 01.02.2026 23:44

Second Sunday of Epiphany 18.01.2026 24:14

First Sunday of Epiphany 11.01.2026 20:30

Second Sunday of Christmas 04.01.2026 21:59

First Sunday of Christmas 28.12.2025 25:36

Kingdom Come & Christmas Eve: Rediscovering the Birth of Jesus 24.12.2025 14:54

How do we move past the familiarity of the Christmas Story? How do we not get distracted by "what comes after the service?" Jesus is not only the Son of God, but in his presence, vulnerability, and with-ness, we are brought back to his glorious divine character.

Advent IV Kingdom Come: Isaiah and Signs 21.12.2025 25:14

James continues with Isaiah and the longing for kingdom come, exploring the God with Us passage, as well as the story of Jesus' birth.

Advent III Kingdom Come: Isaiah and Coach Saban 14.12.2025 25:24

When we consider the kingdom coming, we recognize that we all long for some version of delight, glory, restoration, and direction. But then we are drawn towards loves of doubt, becoming easily offended, resistant, or outright denial. What do we do, and how does the scriptures point us to life with God in the kingdom coming? The book of James and Coach Saban have some things to share.

Advent II Kingdom Come: Isaiah and The Lorax 07.12.2025 23:05

What does Dr. Seuss's classic, The Lorax, have to do with the prophet, Isaiah? Quite a lot it turns out. Pastor James unpacks how the prophetic word to the people of Israel (and to the land of the Truffula Trees) reveals the stump, scepter, and stupifying presence of God in Jesus Christ.