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Guess Who’s Chosen? You Are!
Easter 5A’26 3 May 2026 John 14.1-14 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas The Rev. Carey Stone <+> “I have other sheep that do not belong to this fold. I must bring them also, and they will listen to my voice. So, there will be One flock, One shepherd.” Amen. – John 10.16 Today we continue with the themes of Easter Resurrection, Hope, and Eternal life. As a priest it has been my honor to officiate at multitudes of funeral and memorial services. One of the readings that consistently gets more airtime, hands down is John chapter 14. 1-6. When people are at their lowest grieving the loss of a loved one it is then we look for Easter hope, and this reading does not disappoint. To fully appreciate the meaning, it’s...
Weekly Services
Sunday Morning Worship:
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM: Worship Service (No Music) Streamed on YouTube
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Choir Call
10:30 AM: Children’s Chapel
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM: Worship Service (Choir) Streamed on YouTube
Wednesday Healing Prayer:
12:00 PM Rite II with anointing for the sick
Thursday Evening Prayer:
5:00 PM w/ Mark Holst (on FB)
Recent Sermons
In a World That Has Lost Its Mind
Proper 14C’22 7 August 2022 Luke 12.32-40 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas The Rev. Carey Stone <+> There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear; for fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not reached perfection...
Dying to Live!
Proper 13C’22 31 July 2022 Eccl 1.2,12-14;2.18-23 Col. 3.1-11; Luke 12.13-21 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas I am the resurrection and the life, says the Lord; they that believe in me, though they were dead, yet shall they live; and whoever...
Hospitality
Hospitality, being hospitable. This word and phrase is known by many people. In Genesis Abraham is met by three men as he was sitting at the opening of his tent. He ran to greet them and bowed low to the ground. He offered them water to wash their feet, to rest under...
Three Lessons
One of the strengths of the Episcopal Church is its use of the Lectionary. The lectionary establishes the Scriptures which will be used by the church during the course of the year. It is closely tied with the seasons of the church year so that the designated...
Let’s Dance!
Trinity Sunday C’22 12 June 2022 John 16.12-15 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas The Rev. Carey Stone <+> Blessed be God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen The Opening Salutation from The Book of Common Prayer Today across the...
Day of Pentecost
5 June 2022 Day of Pentecost C’22 Acts 2.1-21; John 14.8-17, 25-27 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas The Rev. Carey Stone <+> O God our Creator, you spoke the universe into being, and included within it a marvelous variety of diverse...
How Far Would You Go For Love?
Easter 4C’22 15 May 2022 Matt. 5.38-48 “How Far Would You Go for Love?” St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas The Rev. Carey Stone How Priceless is your love, O God! Your people take refuge under the shadow of your wings. Psalm 36.7...
The Elephant in the Room
There is an elephant in this room. Today we will speak of it. Indeed, we will even name it. I live in North Pulaski County. Someone has even spoken of it as scenic North Pulaski County. We moved there a number of years ago mainly because the place had a barn – a horse...
What’s In A Name?
Easter 4C’22 1 May 2022 Acts 9.1-20 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church North Little Rock, Arkansas The Rev. Carey Stone <+> All-seeing God, remove the obstructions that cause us not to see you, our neighbor, and ourselves the way you do, heal the distortions...