This publication contains sermons by the outstanding Russian archpastor, confessor of the Orthodox faith and surgeon, St. Luke (Voino-Yasenetsky), Archbishop of Crimea. These sermons mainly relate to the last period of the saint’s life and work - to the period of his stay at the Simferopol see, and are devoted to the consideration and interpretation of various Gospel readings that should be read at the Liturgy throughout the church year. Words of St. Luke is filled not only with moral and doctrinal content; in them one can find many examples of subtle and deep, and at the same time understandable to the inexperienced listener, exegesis of the Holy Scripture (New Testament), closely related in nature to the work of the holy fathers and teachers of the Church (in particular , with the exegetical heritage of St. John Chrysostom). In addition, the words of the holy ascetic and confessor of the 20th century are an excellent example and example of how a priest should structure his sermon and organize preaching activities in a parish. For students of homiletics, pastoral theology, moral theology, biblical studies, modern interpretations of the Holy Scriptures. For clergy. For a wide range of Orthodox readers. The publication can be used as a practical guide for students and teachers of theological seminaries, students of theological universities and faculties (subjects: “Moral Theology”, “Homiletics”).