Harrow Baptist Church

Andrew returns to the Covenant History section of the Community Bible Experience. This week we are in Exodus and Moses' encounter with YHWH at the Burning Bush.

Visiting preacher Pauline Curry relects on the story of 'Doubting' Thomas.

AS we reflect on the cross we think about Jesus call top Take Up Your Cross and Follow Me.

The second sermon in the series reflecting on the cross. This is where, more than any other place, we see God revealed.

This Lent we reflect on the cross and what it means. Today Forgiveness and Reconciliation.

The introduction to a new session of the Community Bible Experience and why it is important to begin the Gospel In the Beginning.

On Christmas Eve, Andrew wraps up the Unto Us series, focusing on the title Prince of Peace.

The third of the 4 titles from the Isaiah 9 prophecy. This time Everlasting Father.

On the Secodng snday of Advent, Andrew continues the series based on Isaiah's prophecy about a special king to be born. This week - Mighty God.

Andrew starts a new series for Advent, based on the titles from Isaiah 9:6, which early Christians ascribed to Jesus.

Sermon by Nicki Copeland at Harrow Baptist Church, NW London on 19 November 2023

The final week of The Community Bible Experience (New Testament). We turn to Revelation and the end of the Bible Story.

Sources: Reversed Thunder by Eugene Peterson

Animal Farm by George Orwell

Revelation Road by Nick Page

The Not Obvious, But Deeply True motif from a sermon by AJ Sherill at Mars Hill Bible Church on July 21 2019.

It's Week 7 of the Community Bible Experience (New Testament) and we are in John's Gospel, considering God's New Creation.

Community Bible Experience (Week 6) and we're in Mark's Gospel. How does one man, dying in brutal fashion, on a cross, in the middle of nowhere, thousands of years ago affect the whole world for all time. Jesus doesn't give us a theory to explain it. He gives us a meal.

Week 5 of the Community Bible Experience, looking at the Feeding of the 5000.

This week we are back in the Community Bible Experience, in Paul's prison letters. We reflect on the Armour of God.

Morning Worship from Harrow Baptist Church, NW London, on Sunday 24 September 2023, led by Andrew Jackson. It's Community Bible Experience (New Testament) Week 3. We're reflecting on Everyday Glory.

Morning Worship from Harrow Baptist Church, Sunday 17 September 2023. Led by Andrew Jackson. It's week 2 of the Community Bible Experience (New Testament). Today we consider, one of the most significant events in Church History, and potentially world history - the conversion of Saul of Tarsus.

The first part in our Community Bible Experience Sermon Series. This week our focus is on Luke's Gospel and, on the hottest week of the year we turn to the Christmas story(!).

Andrew introduces The Community Bible Experience with an introduction to The Big Story

Andrew introduces the forthcoming Community Bible Experience with an Introduction entitled What is the Bible?

A final Sunday in this run of Meeting Jesus in Mark, looking at Jesus' rejection at Nazareth.

So many reasons Jairus may have been reluctant to go to Jesus. Some might have thought Jesus would turn Jairus away. But today Andrew reflects on the story of the raising of Jairus' daughter.

We continue our season in Mark's Gospel. Today we reflect on the woman who touched the hem of Jesus garment.

Andrew continues the season of Meeting Jesus in Mark, looking at Jesus encountering a man possessed by many demons in a Gentile area.

Jesus, wedding planning and the Djokovic Test.

We continue the season of meeting Jesus in Mark, looking at the parable of the Mustard Seed.

Andrew reflects on the parable of the growing seed.

How many members of the Trinity does it take to change a lightbulb?

This and other thoughts as we continue to meet Jesus in Mark.

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After a long break, we return to our stroll through Mark, reflecting on The Parable of the Sower.

On Pentecost Sunday, Andrew reflects on the importance of the Holy Spirit in Christian discipleship.

Doing right in the face of injustice

How does God view the church? Who are we and what are we for? Andrew reflects on 1 Peter 2

We reflect on Psalm 23 with the help of You-Tuber Brandon Robbins.

Brandon's Video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-LA6oRErBs

Some thoughts on the encounter with the Risen Christ on the Road to Emmaus.

Easter Sunday talks from Harrow Baptist, NW London, on 9 April 2023.

What kind on King do we want? What kind of God do we want? And what do we need?

On Passion Sunday a reflection on the extravgant love of Mary, as she anoints Jesus' feet.

Nicki Copeland reflects on the story of Abraham, Sarah and their longing for a child.

The end of the Covenant series, looking at the New Covenant, spoken of by Jeremiah, fulfilled in Jesus.

What's in lists of names and the wisdom of learning we're mortal.

Sue Whalley speaks on 1 Corinthians 13. Cover pic from Fadi XD on Unsplash

Andrew is back after Covid and we return to thinking about Covenant. This week we look at David, the temple and the house that God built.

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Lin Artus preaches on Sunday 5 February, whilst Andrew is off with Covid.

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We continue the covenant series reflecting on the Moses, Israel and the Ten Commandments

Days 202 - 208: The relationship between faith and action, God, Israel, truting loved ones to God and why it's sometimes ok to not have a clue what the Apostle Paul is on about. 

Some thoughts on Romans, Amos and Jonah, and why pointing the finger at others tends to backfire.

Andrew continues our reflections on the covenants. This week we are thinking about Abraham... you know the one with many sons, many sons had Father Abraham. We also find out how Ikea got it's name!

Some reflections from days 188-194 about how we can sometimes lose sight of what is important, but finishing on (hopefully) a note of hope. 

This week we start a new series, on the theme of God's Resolutions, committments, or to use the Bible term, covenant. This week, Noah.

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