Harrow Baptist Church

Andrew wraps up out time considering what a More Christlike God has to say about sorrow and suffering. 

Andrew continues our series on the difference it makes to believe in a more Christlike God, in a world of such beauty and pain.  Cover pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash

Andrew returns to the discussion of a 'more Christlike God' by asking what difference such a God can make in a troubled world. Cover Pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash. 

Sue relects on what it means to seek the Kingdom of God. Cover pic by Richard Bagan on Unsplash

Visiting speaker, Nicki Copeland, reflects on lessons from the life of Abraham. Cover pic by Ana Municio on Unsplash

The recording of the service on Sunday 8 August was disrupted. Here is a version of the sermon, recorded on 9 August.  Cover Pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash

Andrew continues the series on A More Christlike God. Cover Pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash

As covid-related restrictions are lifted, Sue turns to Joshua, to challenge us about how we might embrace new opportunities. Cover pic by Chris Duffett

Andrew continues our series on a More Christlike God, considering two futher distorted images of God.  Cover pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash

Andrew continues our series on what it means to say God is Christlike. This week we look at some common distorted issues.  Cover pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash. 

God is like Jesus, has always been like Jesus, and will always be like Jesus. This series reflects on what it means if God is truly Christlike and we take Jesus seriously when he says 'if you've seen me, you've seen the Father' and take Paul seriously when he says Jesus is the image of the invisible God.  Cover pic by Jon Tyson on Unsplash.

Cynthia Lazarus offers a short reflection on how she has encountered God in trouble. Cover pic by Manfred Richter on Unsplash.

Shanthini Lindley offers a short reflection on a time when her prayers were answered. Cover pic by Milada Vigerova on Unsplash. 

What happened when the Prodigal Son returned home. Andrew considers the story from the perspective of the elder brother, in a narrative sermon, set in an inn, when the party at the Father's house is in full swing. Cover Pic by Anastasia Skylar on Unsplash

With Andrew on holiday, Sue preaches on creation care.  Cover pic by Jametlene Reskp on Unsplash. 

The final part of the Growing Back Better series. What kind of God have we? And what does that mean for how we live. Cover photo by Alex Block on Unsplash

Andrew continues the series on Growing Back Better, this week reflecting on the raising of Lazarus.  Cover pic by Ian Scott, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia

We're back in the church building. Andrew continues the Growing Back Better series, asking what kind of lives are we generating? What can thrive in the soil of our hearts?

Shanthini brings the first of three reflections at our worship on Sunday 16 May.  Cover Pic by Joshua Eckstein on Unsplash. 

Femi brings the secod reflection for Sunday 16 May, based on Revelation and The Jerusalema Challenge.  Cover Pic by Nghia Le on Unsplash

Naomi brings us our third reflection on Sunday 16 May, based on Psalm 46.  Cover Pic by David Hoefler on Unsplash

Where do we expect to encounter Jesus? What areas of our lives is God interested in? Cover pic by Shot by Cerqueira on Unsplash

Andrew returns with the second part of the Growing Back Better series. What might we let go, to embrace the new life God has for us? Cover pic by Максим Степаненко  on Unsplash

Sue Whalley brings today's sermon on Jesus, as the Good Shepherd. Pic by Jaka Skrlep on Unsplash.

Andrew starts a new sermon series as we prepare to move out of lockdown.  Cover Pic by Alex Perez on Unsplash