Harrow Baptist Church

The final part of the intro to the Come, Follow Me series.

The third part of the intro to the Come, Follow Me series...Part 1: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6fuL2XsKQAyzi96XPUuoVy?si=pO9q-mDIRtu-X1TNRgIqRgPart 2: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5gRCwvioEy20tNtNlpwgpR?si=hvp7HzsxSxCD2dK2gpumNw

Part 2 of the series of introductory podcasts for the new Come, Follow Me series. If you missed part 1, you can get it here....https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/o0MRBT8jk2b

In the first of a series of short talks, Andrew introduces some of the ideas we will be reflecting on in coming weeks.

In the first of a series of short talks, Andrew introduces the new sermon series we'll be following over the next few weeks and months.

Pauline Curry reflects on the encounters with the Risen Jesus that the disciples had in the Upper Room, and on the sending of the Holy Spirit.

What does Easter really mean for us today?

Andrew concludes the series in Romans on how, then, should we live?

We continue the Romans' Road series, looking at the role of the Holy Spirit.

Why is it so often, so hard, even with the best of intentions to follow Jesus? Andrew conntinues the Romans series.

Andrew reflects on how we have Peace with God, Access to God and the Hope of the Glory of God.

Andrew continues the Roman series, looking at what we learn about the faith of Abraham.

Andrew continues the series on the key themes of Paul's Letters to Romans.

Nicki Copeland reflects on the Parable of the Unjust Judge and the Presistent Widow

Andrew continues the series on Romans. Can religion set us right with God?

Andrew continues the Romans Road series, considering why, if Paul thinks God's existence is no obvious, so many refuse to believe it? And is it only hardened atheists who behave this way?

Andrew discusses the first key word in the book of Romans - Gospel.

Andrew introduces the book of Romans.

How do we hold on to faith, when the whole world seems to be going mad? Andrew reflects on this question.

Pauline Curry preaches on the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. I'm araid it is a little 'distant' as we had tech problems with the livestream.

We continue the Radical Roots series, looking at the story of Thomas Helwys.

Andrew continues the Radical Roots series. We reflect on Margaret Jarman's story and reflect on what the Bible teaches about women in ministry.

Andrew continues the season, looking at our Baptist Radical Roots. Although we often value independence, we are called to Interdependence.

We continue the series on Radical Roots, our Baptist Identity, looking at what it means to be God's Temple.

We recognise our foundations, but we have to build on them.

Andrew launches a new series on Baptist Identity called Radical Roots

We bring the series on The Writings of the Old Testament to a close, reflecting on the story of Daniel in the Lions' Den.

We continue the season in the Writings with the story of Josiah.

Andrew reflects on Solomon's Temple

Andrew reflects on the mysterious story of Job.

Andrew reflects on the book of Proverbs.

Andrew continues the series on The Writings of the Old Testament, in Psalm 121.

Andrew continues the season in The Writings section of the Old Testament, looking at Psalm 84.

Andrew opens the section on the Writings by reflecting on Psalm 23.

Andrew begins a new series, exploring the Writings sction of the Old Testament. Here Andrew introduces the series.

Date: 23 February 2025Speaker: Taiwo AiyenuroBible reading: Jeremiah 31:3 and Luke 15:11-24.

Date: 16 February 2025Speaker: Graham Sullivan (Brondesbury Baptist Church)Bible reading: Romans 5: 17-19

Preacher: Sue WhalleySermon: Strength in NumbersReading: Ecclesiastes 4: 8-12

Speaker: Pauline Curry Sermon: The Word of The Day is Rejection Reading: Luke 4: 21-30

Andrew reflects on the story of Jesus walking on the water.

It's the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and it's our United service. As we turn to the feeding of the 5000, a story recounted in all 4 Gospels, we ask is this a challenge which unites us?

We visit one of the darker episodes in Mark's Gospel, looking at Herod, Herodias, Herodias' daughter and the death of John the Baptist.

Jesus sends his disciples out on their first mission.

We return to an occasional series, slowly walking through Mark's Gospel. This is very much the Previously in Mark bit...

A reflection for Christmas Eve, bringing the Advent Down To Earth series to a close. Thanks to LICC for the materials.

Pauline Curry relfects on the story of who Jesus was and the story of his 'getting lost' at the temple.

Andrew continues the Advent series Down to Earth, based on material from London Institute for Contemporary Christianity.

We continure the Down to Earth series, based on resouces from London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. This week we consider how the Christmas story includes some very unlikely invitations. Especially the one to the shepherds.

We continue the Advent Down to Earth series, based on rescources from London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, looking at how God''s rescue did not look as we expect. Includes a video from Revd Ken Benjamin, director at LICC.

This Advent we are follwoing a series based on resources from London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC) called Down to Earth. This is the first episode highlighting how Jesus was an unusual king.

Andrew concludes the Prophets season in the book of Zechariah, looking at God's great passion for the whole world.