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Tune in to the fantastic teaching of Dr Joseph McAuley and other speakers at St Luke’s Church. St Luke’s is a contemporary church that fuses the charismatic and the contemplative, sharp minds and soft hearts, the liturgical calendar and 21st century life. You can find our more at www.stlukeschurch.org.nz
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Joseph introduces the Lent series by sharing something of his personal experience of journeying through the wilderness.
Joseph encourages us to be anchored in the Scriptures and shares some practical ways to do so.
To be anchored in Christ is to be anchored in community, for the life of God is shared.
One of the ways we experience being Anchored in Christ is prayer.
If you're feeling uncertain or unsettled at the start of this year, remember that you are anchored in Christ.
In the Last Battle there is stable that is "bigger from within, than it is from without", echoing a stable in our world that once contained all of God...
God looks at the heart, and he sees the real you made in his image, and he is fully committed to helping you be that person.
Logan continues our Advent series drawing inspiration from CS Lewis' final book in the Chronicles of Narnia, The Last Battle.
Lyndall kicks off our Advent Series inspired by CS Lewis' final book in the Chronicles of Narnia, The Last Battle.
Christ is king...but what type of king is he?
An introduction to the love of God.
An introduction to the hope of the Christian story.
Exploring Christianity through the topics of faith, hope and love. In this first part, faith in Jesus is contrasted with some of the other ideals that are commonly held up as things to put our trust in.
We are invited to come before God's throne of grace with boldness, knowing we are welcome in his presence.
Christ's call to participate in his mission to see the world transformed by the love of God.
Joseph looks at how we follow Christ's call to live in expectation of his coming, both in the everyday and the ultimate.
What do we do with difficult Old Testament stories such as Lot's wife?
Joseph imagines a prequel to the Book of Jonah, that could explain his reluctance to go to Nineveh.
Joseph closes off our Faith Adventures series by looking at the story archetypes of Tragedy and Rebirth, reminding us that after the cross came the resurrection.
Legally Blonde, the 'Quest' archetype, and rethinking how we look at the story of our own lives.
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