Show Notes
The news has been dominated by the Andrew/ Epstein story, and for good reason. We pray for justice for all who have suffered, and continue to suffer, from abuse.
In the wake of this, Jeff asks, as followers of Jesus, how should we respond and pray at this time? Our first thoughts and prayers must always be for the victims, but is there, in our culture, an ugly and ungodly delight when the mighty fall?
Join Jeff for Lucas on Life, this Sunday.
More from Lucas on Life
Sometimes we feel that life has passed us by, and it’s too late to find a spring in our step. But with God, there’s always a chance to rediscover our purpose, even when others have written us off.
It’s something we all think we’re rather good at – listening. But in a world full of distractions, we can easily fail to give God and others our full attention. Join Jeff this Sunday at eight as we discover why, when we listen well, we love well.
As he considers how we can find hope in the headlines, Jeff Lucas takes us to a rather unlikely place – the British Museum. We also meet a water buffalo called Doris and take a look at next year’s weather! Join Jeff for a thought-provoking and entertaining half-hour, Sunday at eight.
There’s been a lot of talk about hope in the news this week. It’s been the theme of the Labour Party Conference, and the reason behind the creation of a memorial to J. R. R. Tolkien in Westminster Abbey.
There are days, and sometimes seasons, when we experience spiritual dryness, when life feels like we’re stranded in the Sahara Desert. It can be even harder when God seems silent, or when we find ourselves disappointed with Him.