St Lukes Podcast

What is the way to the Kingdom of God? What is the path to salvation? How do I get there? What do I have to do? David Nada helps us unpack today's Gospel reading and shows us what Christ wants us to do to love Him and to love others.

Sometimes there is a disjuncture from where we currently are and where we ought to be. How do we bridge that gap? There is only One Way and One Man who is able to do that for us. Through Christ only are we able to reach that place of 'least in the Kingdom of Heaven'.

This life is fleeting. When we understand what that means we will regard this life as nothing in the right sense. If we turn to St Paul we can see that he had this understanding that he counted this life as Christ and to die as gain. Our whole purpose then is to live our time here on earth for God and for is glory and for others. To seek salvation solely and diligently and to remember our death da...

Join us as we dive into the story of Samson

Christ told us to watch for the signs of the end times, but to know that the end is not yet when we see these things. Yet even more than trying to predict the future and the second coming of Christ, we should look first to our own hearts and how our Lord will come again in our lives.

Join us as we conclude our Bible study on the book of Titus

Envy lies deep within each one of us. If we are not careful we can allow this envy to destroy us. By envying others we eject God's presence from ourselves and we set up the throne of the demons within our hearts. Instead of being temples of the Light, we become temples of darkness. Let us flee from this sin and let us pray for those we envy and ask God to bless them and to help and strengthen us t...

Join us as we begin our study through the book of Titus

St Mary our Queen and Mother. As we enter into the final week of this fast may we be reminded of our Mother's tenderness in always praying and interceding for us. And how we also can look to her as an example for our lives of how to live completely for God.

We don't own anything, all that we have is from God. Just as in the parable of the vinedressers, the teachers of the law forgot to give glory to God and render to Him what is rightfully His, so too we many a times also do the same. Our Lord Christ is reminding us that we are merely stewards of the grace we have been given and we are to faithfully steward all these things

Join us as we conclude our study through 1 Corinthians

If God has told us not to worry, then why do we? If He has told us that He takes care of the birds of the air, how much more so His ow children, why do we still worry? Our Lord desires us to put our trust in Him more and more so that one day we would have complete faith in Him

Join us as we continue our study through 1 Corinthians

When we give the Lord gives back to us in return what is already His. But we should not expect it in this lifetime, but rather in the life to come.

Join us as we continue our study through 1 Corinthians

The more seek to do our own will the more we become disgruntled. The more we seek to do God's will, the more our life becomes peaceable and fulfilling, until He renders us perfect and all we seek is to do His will alone.

Join us as we resume our study of the first epistle to the Corinthians

In our world we are always distracted, always thinking about our own creature comforts, to do lists or just things that occupy our mind to no value. But if we gain an awareness of those around us and also how ever-present God is around us, then we will truly begin to find salvation.

Join us as we continue our study through Hosea

Sometimes the path toward God can seem impossible to attain to. It can feel as if we will never be able to strive for the level that the saints achieved. However, through God all things are possible. Our Lord truly means this when He tells His disciples that if they truly want to find salvation then it is made possible through God.

Join us for the first chapter of Hosea

Many times we take our Lord’s words and begin trying to qualify the standards He sets to our circumstances in order to only nullify His words. When we are commanded to love our enemies and told to turn the other cheek, we often see this as extreme, but not so for us Christians. We are called to be in the world but not of it. How we live our lives should be starkly different to those around us and...