St Luke's Peckham

In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the interaction between Jesus and the Sadducees drawing on the wisdom of Thomas Merton concerning the Christian calling to deepen our sense of our true selves, and to resist the distortion of the false or shadow self.  This was recorded on Remembrance Sunday 2019 at St Luke's Peckham. 

In this podcast, Comfort (who is the Mothers Union President for the Diocese of Southwark) discusses the origin of the Mother's Union This was recorded on the 13th October 2019 at St Luke's Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist. 

In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores the parable of the Unjust Steward and its implications for social, economic and ecological justice in the context of a global market society.  This was recorded on the 22nd September 2019 at St Lukes Peckham Sunday Morning Eucharist. 

In this podcast Ian Mobsby explores Jesus' teaching in Luke 11:1-13 of the Lords Prayer, and the profoundly revolutionary worldview and identity this brings to those who seek to follow Jesus.  The truths of this prayer go to the heart of what Jesus is all about, and is essential if we are to understand and participate in the Kingdom of God and face the injustices and eco-crisis of our time. Jesus' words were revolutionary then and revolutionary now.

In this podcast recorded on Sunday 21st July 2019, the Revd Sandra Schloss explores the implications of the gospel text regarding the Gospel story of Mary and Martha.  As a self-confessed activist, Sandra explores the challenge for both activists and contemplatives when it comes to living the Christian faith to some depth. 

On the 28th April 2019 and on the day of the St Lukes APCM Meeting, Fr Ian Mobsby explores the implications of the tradition Gospel text of Jesus' appearing to the disciples and specifically Thomas in his resurrected form.  In this text in verse 21 Jesus said 'Peace be with you and as the Father has sent me, I am sending you'.