Faith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 44: Interview with Anita GrillotFaith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 43: An Interview with Greg OsborneFaith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 42: Mike and Greg (Mental Health Conversation)Faith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 41: Interview with author Sarah Bauer AndersonFaith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 40: A Conversation with Mike and Greg (Heresy in the Church)Faith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 39: A conversation with Mike and GregFaith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 38: Interview with Matthew MurrayFaith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 37: A Conversation from IndiaFaith and Life Podcast
info_outline Episode 36: Be Bearers of Good NewsFaith and Life Podcast
info_outlineIn our day, it is a primary mission of the evil one to divide a congregation, just like he has divided the Church in the past. When a congregation is divided, lives are wrecked and the mission is severely crippled. St. Luke has many differences within our family over politics, economics, human sexuality, gender identity and roles, leadership, worship styles, and more. While we should never dismiss these because they are very important to each other, they should not divide us nor motivate any of us to walk away from our St. Luke family. Remaining united in the body of Christ was a top priority in the teaching of the Apostle Paul, second only to the Gospel of Jesus. We stay united when we affirm as of greatest importance the essential beliefs and mission that we hold in common.
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