While a city in Samaria is still buzzing from revival, God sends Philip the other direction — to a desert road, to minister to one man. Pastor Harry unpacks what happens when the church trades the crowd for the one, and what it costs, and gains, to carry the gospel that far.

John sees a city with no temple, no sun and no moon — just the Lamb, lighting everything permanently. Pastor Harry reframes heaven as a person rather than a place, and reads the open gates as both total safety and total welcome.

Genesis 26:26-33 and the treaty at Beersheba. The whole chapter… read more

Gabriel appears to exactly three people in scripture, and the first was Daniel — mid-prayer, pleading for his people. Pastor Harry reads the annunciation as the answer to a prayer already prayed, and lands on Mary’s reply: favoured one, and servant.

James asks whether a faith that produces nothing can save anybody. Pastor Harry takes it without flinching — and lands somewhere unexpected: if nothing is being produced, the problem is not a works problem, and a list of nice things will not fix it.

Where you sit matters. Back from sabbatical, Pastor Harry reads Ephesians 2 on being seated with Christ, answers why that was necessary at all, and passes on the question he was asked twice while away: what would you do if you knew it would not fail?

John 21 opens 50 Days: Road to Pentecost — breakfast… read more

John 13 and Jesus washing feet on the last night… read more

Rebekah at the well, watering ten camels — 200 to… read more