St. Luke Anglican Church

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.

Rector James Madden leads SLMD into our first Christmas worship time together as a church plant.

Father James explores what it means to be obedient to our charge to love in the midst of waiting, confusion, and pain.

Father (newly ordained!) James leads us into the advent season examining what it is to wait, why it is we wait, and how we are to wait for that which we orient ourselves around.

SLMD is joined by our Bishop Todd Hunter from the Diocese of the Church for the Sake of Others ( https://c4so.org/ ) as a number of congregants go through confirmation.

James finishes our time in Galatians teaching from Paul's warning and call to action to watch out for abusive leaders in the Church and to embrace and celebrate the cross of Christ.

James leads SLMD through the end of our study in Galatians - examining what it looks like to take the path of gentleness when it comes to our relationships, and what that may cost us.

James leads SLMD through the fifth chapter of Galatians, focusing on the concept of freedom in Christ and how that allows us to produce "good Fruit."

What have we been rescued from? What have we been rescued for? James explores the concepts of adoption and heirship in the fourth chapter of Galatians.

James continues through Paul's letter to the Galatian church, reflecting on the relationship between the Law and grace, and what that means for each of us in a practical way.

Kimberley teaches from the third chapter of Galatians, focusing on the centrality of the gospel of justification by faith for the people of God.

James teaches from the second chapter of Paul's letter to the Galatians about what faith and justification mean as identity markers.

From the second chapter of Paul's letter to the Galatians, James teaches about the sufficiency of the Gospel of Christ for fellowship and hospitality.

James leads St. Luke Medical District into a series in the letter to the Galatians.

The conclusion to James' series on the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.

Pastor James continues a short sermon series on healthy growth as a church. What does healthy church look like? Forgiveness. Jesus shares the vital significance of forgiveness and the dire consequences of withholding. He unpacks how delusion, resentment, and alienation form in our hearts as we withhold forgiveness. We then see how Jesus undoes the damage done by the fall as witnessed in Genesis 4...