When you give to the general operating budget you are supporting St. Luke’s programming, missions, administration, ministry staff, and facility. We believe that every gift matters and every gift makes a difference. The church leadership is committed to living within our means. That’s why we ask every family to make a financial commitment every year – so that we may budget for the ministry and mission we can do in the coming year.
Whether you are committing for the first time or renewing your commitment, please prayerfully consider what your family can commit to give to St. Luke’s in the coming year and make your commitment. You can do so online or in person by turning in a commitment card or by mailing your commitment card to the church office. Thank you for committing to share God’s love and bring hope to the world.
Participate in worship with the St. Luke’s family of faith online, on campus, or on television!
Nursery and Children’s Sunday School are available at both campuses on Sunday mornings. Find details on the Children and Youth page.
Enjoy a full hour of worship on KOCO Channel 5 on Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m. This hour long program including the sermon (one week delay), special music, scripture, and additional inspirational content to start your week with a message of hope.
Visit the St. Luke’s Missions page to learn more about ways to volunteer in the community and around the world.
Through small groups, community groups, and Bible studies, find ways that you and your family can deepen your faith.
Are you interested in becoming a member of the St. Luke’s family of faith? We would love to welcome you! Find out more information about joining the church on the Membership page.
Among the many photos my mother has saved is one from 1972 of me holding up a rainbow trout. I had hurt my elbow playing baseball and spent the entire summer in a cast. For vacation, we visited family in northern Arkansas and stopped at Dogpatch USA, a hillbilly-themed park based on the old comic strip.
As Jesus traveled through towns and villages, he taught, shared scripture, and told stories to help everyone he met better understand what the kingdom of God should look like. Perhaps the best way he demonstrated God’s kingdom was by his own examples. One of the ways that Jesus set an example is through his actions at the table and before significant meals. At the beginning of these meals, Jesus demonstrates the importance of gratitude.
November 8, 2026 | Dr. Bob Long
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