Love from St. Luke's
Temporada 2
How We Get to Heaven
But What if I Don't Want to Be a Sheep?
We Can't Just Go Home
I Have Seen the Lord
What Heaven Saw
Meeting Jesus in the Flesh
Choosing to Love
We Are All Born Blind
Don't Be Afraid to Be Seen
por Rev. Lauren M. Bloom
This episode focuses on an excerpt from Jesus Farewell Discourse in the Gospel of John . We'll consider what Jesus meant when he told his disciples that there are many "mansions" in His Father's house, and how our fantasies about Heaven may distort our understanding of the Kingdom of God. Cover art courtesy of Max McGregor, generated with AI.
This week, we celebrate Jesus as the Good Shepherd and consider what he meant when he referred to his followers as sheep. Cover art courtesy of Max McGregor, prepared using AI.
This week, the resurrected Jesus appears to two of his followers as they make their way home from Jerusalem. We'll consider what their story tells us about what Jesus asks of his followers today. Cover art generated with the assistance of Microsoft Designer.
Easter Sunday has arrived! The resurrected Jesus has begun to appear to his friends, but they seem more confused than joyful, at least at first. We'll consider what Mary Magdalene's words, "I have seen the Lord," mean for us. Thanks to friend and artist Max McGregor for this week's cover art, generated with AI.
Easter has arrived and, as is our custom in the Episcopal Church, we can joyfully say "Alleluia! Christ is risen!" But today I'd like to share some thoughts about what Heaven when Jesus was crucified, and what that might tell us about our loving Father and the Holy Spirit.
As Holy Week begins, we consider what it meant for the people of Jerusalem to see Jesus in the flesh. Special thanks to artist Max McGregor for this episode's cover art.
As we enter into the fifth and final week of Lent, we take a look at what transpired when Jesus was called to the bedside of a dying friend. Thanks to the Reverend's Rob McCoy and Eric Fistler of the Pulpit Fiction Podcast for their insights, and special thanks to Max McGregor for this week's wonderful podcast art.
As we enter the 4th week of Lent, we take a look at what transpired when Jesus healed a man who was blind from birth. This episode focuses on Chapter 9, Verses 1-41 of the Gospel of John. Special thanks to artist and St. Luke's parishioner Max McGregor for this week's beautiful cover art!
As we enter the 3rd week of Lent, we examine an encounter between Jesus and a Samaritan woman, considering what it means for our own Lenten practices.
In this episode, we examine the late night visit of the Pharisee Nicodemus to Jesus, and consider the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing divine mystery into our lives.