St. Luke's On Demand Classes
Growing in Faith at St. Luke’s can happen from anywhere in the world. We have a number of classes that the St. Luke’s Clergy, members of staff, and lay members have recorded that are available on-demand below. During the spring and fall sessions of Wednesday Night Alive there are live stream classes available as well. Learn More about WNA here.
- Seven of the Best Parables of Jesus | Dr. Bob Long and Rev. Wendy Lambert
- Are You Tired of Fighting - Dr. Bob Long and Rev. Wendy Lambert
- Are the Prophets Still Speaking? | Rev. Josh Attaway
- Basics of the Bible - Rev. Josh Attaway
- Cooking Through the Bible | Rev. Josh Attaway and the St. Luke’s Chefs
- Behind the Scenes at St. Luke's | Rev. Phil Greenwald
- The Holy Mystery; Experiencing the Holy in the Midst of the Ordinary | Rev. Keith King
- The Greatest Sermon Ever - Rev. Keith King
- 6000 Pipes, a Piano and Praise: Making Music with Robert Fasol
- The First Amendment and the Laws of the Bible | Kerry Maye
- Lucky Seven Can Sometimes be Deadly - Rev. Dave Poteet
- EXHAUSTED: The Impact of 24/7 Technology in Today's World | Candice Hillenbrand
- Children's Bible Study
O Give Thanks to the Lord; A Biblical Journey of Thanksgiving Rev. Keith King
What it Means to be Methodist Dr. Bob Long and Rev. Wendy Lambert
What are the most important issues for Methodists? How do we handle differences of opinion within the family of faith? Are there certain things Methodists have to believe? John Wesley, the founder of Methodism said, “The distinguishing marks of a Methodist are not his opinions of any sort…as to all opinions which do not strike at the root of Christianity, we think and let think.” There are issues that have caused disagreements within many mainline denominations. Sometimes you might hear beliefs ascribed by some United Methodists that don’t represent your own beliefs. It is important that we know what we believe as individuals and as a family of faith. However, there is a difference between what we believe and our faith. Beliefs are our thoughts as to specific issues. The beliefs might be shaped by our upbringing, our culture, or the way we interpret scripture. Faith is the trust we have in God’s constant good will toward us as the children of God. Join us as we discuss some of the more divisive issues that churches can face and how we can still live together with respect.
