Refresh & Restore | A JustKeithHarris.com Podcast

📖 Revelation 6:1–17 In this episode of The KING is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison begin opening the seals of the scroll as the worthy Lamb carries out God's judgment upon the earth. What begins with the four horsemen ends with one sobering question: Who can stand? Together, Keith and Jamie discuss: ✔️ Why the Lamb alone is worthy to open the scroll ✔️ The four horsemen and what they...

Musings on Marriage, Missions, and My Walk with Christ Proverbs 30:1–5 What do you do when weariness exposes how little you understand? In this episode, Keith Harris reflects on a year marked by weakness, recovery, marriage, mission, church family, and the faithfulness of Jesus. Beginning with Agur’s words in Proverbs 30, Keith looks back on the goodness of God — not because circumstances always f...

In this Refresh & Restore Bible Study, we look at suffering, weakness, and hope through the lens of Scripture. Life is full of limitations, burdens, and afflictions, but for those who belong to Jesus, suffering is not the end of the story. Hebrews 12:1–2 reminds us that there is a race set before us and that we run by laying aside every weight and looking to Jesus. Philippians 4:10–13 shows us...

📖 Revelation 5:1–14 In this episode of The King is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison continue into the throne room of heaven—and what unfolds in Revelation 5 is one of the most powerful and familiar scenes in all of Scripture. A scroll appears in the right hand of the One seated on the throne, sealed with seven seals. A mighty angel asks a question that echoes through heaven and earth: Who...

📖 Revelation 4:1–11 In this episode of The King is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison move beyond Jesus’s letters to the churches and into the next part of John’s vision. In Revelation 4, John is invited through an open door into heaven—and what he sees is the throne room of God. At the center of everything is a throne, and seated on it is the Lord in all His glory. From this point forward...

📖 Revelation 3:14–22 In this episode of The King is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison close out Jesus’s seven letters to the churches with the most sobering of them all—His message to Laodicea. Unlike Philadelphia, there is no praise here. Only diagnosis… and invitation. Jesus introduces Himself as “the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of God’s creation.” He is the final...

📖 Revelation 3:7–13 We’re back! After a few months off, The King is Coming returns in 2026 with one of the most encouraging letters in Revelation — Jesus’s message to the faithful church in Philadelphia . In a world filled with opposition and weakness, Jesus opens a door no one can shut . In this episode, Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison explore: ✔️ Jesus’s identity as the Holy One, the True One —...

Christ Has Come – Week 4 Episode Title: The Promised King & His Gift of Love * Romans 5:8; John 3:16–17; 1 John 4:9–10 In this final Advent episode of Christ Has Come , Keith Harris turns our attention to the gift in which all the others converge—the love of God . Christmas is not the announcement of sentiment or seasonal warmth, but the declaration that God’s saving love has entered the world...

Christ Has Come – Week 3 Episode Title: The Promised King & His Gift of Joy Luke 1:39–56 In this Advent episode of Christ Has Come , Keith Harris turns to Luke 1 and invites us to slow down and listen to the joy that begins stirring before Bethlehem. Long before angels sing to shepherds, joy breaks the silence in the hill country of Judea—through a Spirit-filled confession, a leaping child, an...

Christ Has Come – Week 2 Episode Title: The Promised King & His Gift of Peace Isaiah 9:1–7 In this Advent episode of Christ Has Come , Keith Harris walks through Isaiah 9 and helps us see the depth of God’s promise to send a Child who would be our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Isaiah spoke these words into a land drowning in darkness, fear, and oppre...

Christ Has Come – Week 1 Episode Title: The Promised King & His Gift of Hope * Matthew 1:1–6, 16 In this Advent episode of the Refresh & Restore podcast, Keith Harris walks through Matthew’s genealogy and helps us see how God threads the gift of hope through the real, messy stories of Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba. These women—outsiders, sinners, the broken, and the overlooked—are inte...

📖 Psalm 90 In this Thanksgiving episode of Refresh & Restore , we opens Psalm 90—“A Prayer of Moses, the man of God”—and reflects on how the Lord has used a difficult season of illness, weakness, and recovery to teach him what it really means to number his days. This psalm doesn’t shy away from the heaviness of human frailty, but it also doesn’t leave us there. Moses leads us into hope, prayi...

📖 Revelation 3:1–6 In this episode of The King is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison open up Jesus’s sobering message to the church in Sardis—a church with a good reputation but a dying reality. Jesus doesn’t offer praise; instead, He calls them to wake up and strengthen what remains before it’s too late. Together, Keith and Jamie discuss: ✔️ The difference between a spiritual reputation an...

📖 Revelation 2:18–29 In the longest of the seven letters, Jesus speaks to the church in Thyatira—a congregation marked by growing faith and love, but plagued by dangerous tolerance of false teaching. In this episode of The King is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison unpack Jesus’s confronting and comforting words. He comes with eyes like fire and feet like bronze—both to purify and to establ...

Welcome to this week’s episode of Refresh & Restore ! In this episode, I share a Bible study on Romans 5:1–5 , a passage that sustained me through some of the hardest nights of my recent hospital stay. In it, we find gospel truth about peace with God, access to grace, rejoicing in suffering, and a hope that never puts us to shame—because it’s all rooted in Jesus. Before diving into today’s stu...

📖 Revelation 2:12–17 What happens when the church starts looking more like the culture than Christ? In this week’s episode of The King is Coming , Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison explore Jesus’s piercing words to the church at Pergamum—a church stuck between faithful witness and worldly compromise. Jesus introduces Himself here not as the gentle Shepherd but as “the One who has the sharp two-edge...

The King is coming. Are you ready? In this episode of The King is Coming , we turn to Jesus’s letter to the church at Smyrna —a suffering, persecuted church that receives no rebuke , only encouragement. They are materially poor, but spiritually rich. Jesus calls them to remain faithful unto death , with the promise of the crown of life and victory over the second death . In this conversation, Keit...

📖 Job 19:25–27 | Matthew 28:6 This is the day everything changed. The grave could not hold Him. Death could not defeat Him. Hope could not be buried. In this Resurrection Sunday episode, we reflect on:✔️ Job’s ancient declaration of faith: “I know that my Redeemer lives” ✔️ The victory of Jesus over sin, death, and the grave ✔️ The promise that we, too, will one day rise and see Him face to face...

📖 Lamentations 3:21–26 Holy Saturday is the quiet in between—the day between crucifixion and resurrection. It’s a day of silence, of waiting, of questions. But it’s not a day without hope. In this episode, we reflect on: ✔️ The grief and glimmers of hope in Lamentations 3 ✔️ How Holy Saturday mirrors our seasons of waiting ✔️ The unshakable character of God: steadfast love, new mercies, and great...

📖 Isaiah 53:3–6 On this solemn day, we turn our eyes to the cross—and to the prophecy that foretold it centuries before it happened. In this episode, we explore:✔️ The original context of Isaiah’s prophecy about the Suffering Servant✔️ How Jesus fulfilled every painful detail as our substitute✔️ Why the cross is not tragedy but triumph✔️ The hope we find in knowing Jesus was pierced for us “He wa...

📖 Exodus 12:1–14 On the night before the cross, Jesus shared a final meal with His disciples—one they had celebrated many times before. But this time, everything changed. In this episode, we’ll explore:✔️ The original Passover in Egypt and its powerful symbolism✔️ Why the blood of a lamb meant life instead of death✔️ How Jesus fulfilled the meaning of Passover in His body and blood✔️ Why the Lord...

📖 Psalm 41:9, Zechariah 11:12–13 On this day traditionally known as “Spy Wednesday”—the day Judas agreed to betray Jesus—we reflect on two Old Testament prophecies that point to that heart-wrenching moment. In this episode, we’ll explore:✔️ How David’s psalm of betrayal mirrors Jesus’s own experience✔️ What the “thirty pieces of silver” in Zechariah meant then—and how they were fulfilled in Jesus...

📖 Isaiah 56:6–8 On day three of He Who Promised is Faithful , we turn to a vision from Isaiah—a bold promise that God’s house is for all peoples . In this episode, we’ll explore:✔️ How Isaiah revealed God’s heart for outsiders and outcasts✔️ Why Jesus quoted this passage when cleansing the temple✔️ What it means that Jesus is now the true temple who welcomes all who come✔️ How this reshapes our w...

📖 Malachi 3:1–4 On this second day of He Who Promised is Faithful , we reflect on Malachi’s prophecy of a coming purification—a warning and a promise for those longing for God’s presence. In this episode, we’ll explore:✔️ How Malachi predicted the coming of both a forerunner and the Lord Himself✔️ How Jesus fulfilled this prophecy by cleansing the temple and calling for true worship✔️ What it mea...

📖 Psalm 118:22–27 As we begin He Who Promised is Faithful , our Holy Week devotional series, we start with Psalm 118—a psalm of thanksgiving and salvation, declaring God's covenant love and surprising, sovereign work. This passage, sung at Passover, anticipated the rejected becoming the foundation of God’s new work. In this episode, we explore:✔️ How “the stone the builders rejected” became a cor...