This Advent and Christmas at St. Luke, we have many opportunities to worship Christ the newborn King.
Join us in celebrating Advent from December 1-December 24 on Sunday mornings at 8:20, 9:30 (Contemporary), and 11:00am or at 1:00pm for a Swahili language service.
Christmas Music Sunday!
Join us on Sunday, December 22 for a special celebration of the coming King! Our St. Luke Choir and St. Luke Musicians will lead us in a service filled with…
Join us for Christmas Caroling!
Join the St. Luke Choir and Choral Scholars as we spread holiday cheer through Christmas caroling! We will be going out on December 16, 17th, and 19th at around 5:00pm.…
Honor or Remember Your Loved Ones
We are decorating our Sanctuary and enhancing our worship in many ways for the Advent and Christmas season. If you would like to place a donation in honor or memory…
Help Light the Advent Candles this Season!
Join us in celebrating the Advent season by helping light the Advent Wreath Candles at St. Luke! We invite individuals, families, and groups to participate in this cherished tradition during…
Advent Teaching Series
Advent Conspiracy
This Advent, join us for The Advent Conspiracy as we rethink Christmas. In a season full of hustle, let’s pause to worship and allow God to change us. We’ll explore how the humble birth of Jesus challenges our obsession with “more” and calls us to spend less, give more, and love all. Join us as we rediscover the true meaning of Christmas.
Worship Fully
The Advent and Christmas season is often filled with hustle and bustle. But what if, this year, we took a step back and truly engaged in worship with God? What if we allowed ourselves to be changed through the gift of His presence, focusing on what truly matters during this busy season?
Spend Less
It’s strange—our Christmas manger scenes often depict a lavish setting for a Savior born into poverty. We spend so much at Christmas, yet Jesus entered the world with nothing, only receiving three gifts from strangers. Do we have Christmas all backward? This week, we’ll look at how we can spend less this holiday season and reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.
Give More
In a world of self-storage units and constant accumulation, we often feel like we never have enough space for our stuff. But the incarnation of Jesus, God in flesh, confronts this mindset by showing us the abundance of God’s provision. This week, we’ll explore how we can give more, moving away from our culture of “more stuff” to a place of generosity and true abundance.
Love All
We love many things during the Christmas season, but what is the heart of love that Jesus, the Son of God, was really after when He came to us? This week, we’ll take time to reflect on how we can love all—by spending less on ourselves, giving more to others, and aligning our hearts with the self-giving love that Jesus modeled for us.
Blue Barrel Advent: A Different Kind of Advent Calendar
This Advent season, join us in spreading hope, peace, love, and joy by supporting our food pantry through our Blue Barrel Advent Drive. For each day of Advent, we are…
Make Christmas Brighter for Others
Do you have new or gently used Christmas decorations you no longer need? Consider donating them to help brighten the holidays for others! Each year, we share these items with…
Resources
Devotionals written by Advent Conspiracy pastors and church leaders from around the world. Our prayer is that these scriptures will help you find time to worship fully this Advent.
Advent Conspiracy shows you how to substitute consumption with compassion by practicing four simple but powerful, countercultural concepts
Leader guide or Participant Guides for you to use with your small group, Sunday School, house group, or family.
A list of scriptures to read throughout advent that compliment the Sunday teachings.
This Advent season, join us in spreading hope, peace, love, and joy by supporting our food pantry through our Blue Barrel Advent Drive.
Looking for ideas on how to Give More relationally this Christmas? Here are some Advent Conspiracy gift ideas to help get you started.