Remembrance and Hope on Pentecost

One Way to Read Scripture

this week, St Luke's Church was honored by a visit from the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, the Right Reverend Carrie Schofield-Broadbent. You can hear her wonderful sermon on our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=st.%20luke%27s%20eastport [https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=st.%20luke%27s%20eastport]. Instead of trying to reproduce her sermon here, this first episode of our 3rd season focuses on Reverend Lauren's approach to reading Scripture. We'll return to our regular format next week. Cover art created using Microsoft Designer AI. Theme music, "Shine your Light," generated by aimusic.so.

God's Kingdom Come, not Caesar's

This week, we consider what the coming of God's kingdom would mean to people living in a world dominated by the Roman Empire. Cover art created with Microsoft Designer AI.

God Desires Mercy, Not Sacrifice

In this episode, Jesus reminds some indignant Pharisees of what the Father, Adona, truly desires from his people. It's a reminder to us as well. We'll examine the Hebrew word chesed, Which means steadfast love, kindness and mercy. Cover art created with Microsoft Designer AI.

Why Do You Hesitate?

This week, we celebrate Trinity Sunday, the Church's commemoration of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We'll explore Matthew's observation that the disciples worshiped Jesus at his Ascension, but "some doubted." Cover art created by Max McGregor using AI.

Remembrance and Hope on Pentecost

This week, we celebrate the arrival of the Holy Spirit on the Feast of Pentecost as well as Memorial Day. While Pentecost is traditionally celebrated as the birthday of the Church, the conjunction of the two holidays on the calendar this year invites us to look at this very special feast day from a different perspective. Cover art created using Microsoft AI.