St. Luke Anglican Church

On this first Sunday of Ordinary Time, James calls to our attention the insider-outsider narrative in the Gospel of Matthew and how Jesus consistently flips our expectations of who is considered an insider and an outsider to describe the Kingdom of God. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Join us as guest pastor David Roseberry breaks down the fundamental human search for identity and connection and how the Triune God is the foundation of all relationships. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

On this Pentecost Sunday as we worship outside, James walks us through how we relate to God, to ourselves, and to the world in the light of the risen Christ and the descended Spirit. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

On Ascension Sunday, James reminds us that any attempt of ours to make the Kingdom of God what we think it should be is doomed. It's not an ideology. It's not a talking point. It's not an empire. It's a reality and a way of living in and through the risen Christ that is rooted in radical love. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Belly buttons, camels, and stumps. James teaches from John 15 to remind us what life looks like when we are attached to the vine of Christ. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Preaching in James' stead, our friend Sam Wheatley reminds us that God wants to dwell with us here and now, and he has a place for us to meet him wherever we go. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Despite some technology mishaps, James offers us a very comforting and encouraging reminder as well as a direct charge from Psalm 23. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

On this third Sunday of Eastertide, James challenges us to reimagine our own stories in the light of the Gospel of Christ, just as the risen Jesus opened the Scriptures and the Story of Israel to the Emmaus travelers. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

On the second week of the Easter season, James reminds us that in the face of a broken and dark world, we are invited to act as "holy fools" and embrace the gift of life and salvation through the resurrection of Christ. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Christ is risen, indeed! Celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and King with St. Luke Medical District and a message from James. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Kimberley walks us gracefully through the celebration and the darkness that is Palm Sunday. Hosanna, save us! Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Just as it is fundamental to our being that we imitate, so do we all serve someone or something. James asks us to consider, who is driving our van? What do we give our time, resources, energy, and being to? Where are we going in our van? Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

James reminds us that every facet of human nature is wired for imitation - there is always something or someone we are copying. What does it look like to imitate the person of Christ? Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

This week, James reminds us that following the way of Christ towards transformation involves kindness, honesty, and mercy. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

James examines the adventurous life of being in relationship with Christ, with all the ups and downs and stomach-dropping uncertainties and blessings that comes with it.

James leads us through why exactly it is that we need a savior, and why that is so important in the wider universal narrative.

James leads us through a meditation on the significance of Ash Wednesday and the season of Lent. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Rector James Madden walks us through the story of Jesus' Transfiguration, its significance, and how we can respond to God showing us who he is. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Visiting Rector of Restoration Anglican Church in Richardson, Kolby Kerr redeems and redefines two common and well-known images embedded within Christianity. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

In the fifth week of Epiphany, James reminds us about the necessary role that imagination can play in the daily lives of Christians. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

In the Fifth Week of Epiphany, James walks with us through what being in covenant relationship with God means for us as we related to one another and to our neighbors.

James walks us through the third week of Epiphany, centering on what it means to follow Jesus into the the Kingdom that he inaugurated. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

Rector James journeys with us through the second week of Epiphany, highlighting the significance of what it is that we truly seek. Connect with us! https://stlukemd.org/im-new Give here: https://stlukemd.org/give

On this Epiphany Sunday, Assistant Rector Kimberley walks us through the significance of Epiphany in the life of the individual Christian and the universal Church.