Throughout May we aim to look at our giving in a variety of different ways and Revd. Martin Poole began with this passage from Luke 16.  This is a difficult passage and it’s hard to understand what Jesus was illustrating in telling it – even the Bible translators struggle as this is entitled the Unjust …

Following immediately after Judas leaves the Last Supper to betray him, Jesus talks about love. This love demonstrates two characteristics of Jesus: Extraordinary Grace – that he can talk in this way so shortly after being betrayed. Extraordinary Care – as he is showing his concern over everything that the disciples are about to go …

This was a very personal talk when Revd. Martin Poole reflected on his last three years here at St. Luke’s prior to our 2013 Annual Parochial Church Meeting. Jesus replied when asked to tell people plainly, if he was the Messiah, “I have already told you, and you don’t believe me.  The proof is the …

Revd. Martin Poole talks about his favourite character in the Bible – Thomas, and suggests that it is perhaps unfair to call him ‘Doubting Thomas’. All of the disciples doubted that Jesus had risen from the dead, it is an unbelieveable event.  What’s great about Thomas is that despite his doubt, he still believed, so …