Praying for Peace
Glynn Cardy, Luke 12:32-38 It’s not hard to feel gloomy about peace. War, violence, and the destruction of people’s lives, seems more frequently than not
What does love look like?
Some stories are worth repeating. And here’s one heard me tell before: “Once upon a time there were two brothers, one a bachelor, the other
Religion is Politics
Religion is politics. Bad religion is politics. Good religion is politics. You either work for the love that is justice, and/or support such workers, or
Club Think and the Good Samaritan
Club Think and the Good Samaritan 10th July 2022, Glynn Cardy The conclusion of the book ‘After Jesus, Before Christianity’, which surveys the Jesus groups
The Ninetieth Anniversary of the Dedication of St Luke’s
“Where there is no vision the people perish”. Proverbs 29.18 Allan Davidson 3 July 2022 On the 7th July 1932, ninety years ago next Friday,
Matariki
Matariki Glynn Cardy 26th June 2022 Today we celebrate the first ever public holiday, anywhere in the world, that comes from indigenous peoples practice and
Making Hope
Glynn Cardy Luke 8: 26-39 Where I lived for the first 17 years of my life there was cemetery up the road. On a bit
Trinity: Thank God It’s Not In The Bible
Glynn Cardy 12th June 2022 The first time someone threatened to bring charges of heresy against me it was on account of the trinity. Which
‘what is the spirit that is driving?’
5th June, Glynn Cardy ‘Spirit’ is a word with a variety of meanings, and much history. It can be thought of as the essence or
There Is No Separation
Glynn Cardy, 29th May 2022, Ascension Sunday Many of us at St Luke’s have had experience of other churches, some more conservative, some much more