St Luke's, Bath

Easter Lectionary | Who do you want to be?Acts 7:55-60Matt reflects on the story of Stephen to think about our creative power in the world, and St Luke's missions giving. 

Easter Lectionary | Peace be With YouJohn 20:19-31Jane's reflection from the week after Easter on Jesus' resurrection greeting 'Peace be with you'.

Easter Lectionary | The Road to EmmausLuke 24: 13-35Deborah speaks to us on Luke's Emmaus road story as we come to open our eyes to find the resurrected Christ. 

A Study in Mark  | Christ is RisenMark 16:1-8It's Easter Day and Gary is here to share the good news that Christ is Risen, and it changes everything!  (apologies for the quality of our audio- we are working to overcome some technical difficulties that have compromised our recording quality)

A Study in Mark  | Seeing ClearlyMark 10:46-52Gary speaks to us today, asking: how do we see? 

A Study in Mark  | Get Behind Me Satan! It's Mothering SundayMark 8:27–36This Mothers Day we take another leap through Marks Gospel and think about the way of the cross: The Path of Suffering and Sacrifice (Apologies the First three minutes are missing)

A Study in Mark  | Something, until Nothing, and then EverythingMark 12:41-44It's Stewardship Sunday and Matt helps us reflect on freedom and generosity through the story of the widows mite. 

A Study in Mark  | Miracles, Healing, and the Temptation of JesusMark 6:30-34,  6:53-56Richards speaks to us from the midst of Mark's Gospel to reflect on Jesus' healings, and miracles in the midst of this lent season.

A Study in Mark  | Ye of Little FaithMark Mark 4:35–41 Matt brings our fifth instalment of our series in Mark's gospel, as he thinks about Jesus and the disciples in the midst of the storm.

A Study in Mark  | SeedsMark Mark 4:1–34 Esther reflects on some of Jesus' creation parables as we continue our journey through Mark on creation Sunday. 

A Study in Mark  |  Five Stories for Change Mark Mark 2:1–3:6 (Section read aloud is 3:1-6)Matt takes on five stories and a whole heap of challenge here in the third instalment of our journey through Mark.