📖 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’s Supper is more than remembrance—it’s hope

Jesus didn’t just explain the Passover—He embodied it. He became the Lamb.

🐑 “Christ, our Passover Lamb, has been sacrificed.” —1 Corinthians 5:7
🍞 “This is my body… This is my blood.” —Mark 14:22–24
✝️ The Lamb was prepared—and willingly slain.

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📖 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✔️ Why Jesus’s betrayal was not a detour but a part of God’s redemptive plan✔️ How we can bring our own wounds and betrayals to the One who understands

Even in betrayal, Jesus remained faithful. Even in sorrow, the Savior pressed forward toward the cross.

💔 “Even my close friend in whom I trusted… has lifted his heel against me.” —Psalm 41:9💰 “They weighed out as my wages thirty pieces of silver.” —Zechariah 11:12

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📖 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 worship, prayer, and sense of belonging in Christ

Jesus wasn’t just clearing out corruption. He was clearing space for all nations to come and worship.

🌍 “My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.” —Isaiah 56:7🏠 “In my Father’s house are many rooms… I go to prepare a place for you.” —John 14:2

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📖 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 means that Jesus came not only to save but to purify

Jesus came to His temple. And He still comes today—not just to forgive, but to refine.

🔥 “He will sit as a refiner and purifier of silver…” —Malachi 3:3

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📖 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 cornerstone through Jesus
✔️ The meaning behind the crowd’s cry, “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!”
✔️ Jesus as both the King who enters and the sacrifice who saves

Jesus wasn’t merely leading a sacrifice to the altar—He was the sacrifice. And because the cornerstone has been set, we can stand firm and cry out with confidence, “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!”

🕊 “He is the stone that the builders rejected, who has become the cornerstone.” —Psalm 118:22

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He Who Promised is Faithful
A Holy Week Devotional Series

Journey through Holy Week by looking back to the promises God made long before Jesus entered Jerusalem. This devotional series—He Who Promised is Faithful—explores Old Testament prophecies and poetic declarations that find their fulfillment in Christ.

Each day from Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday includes a brief devotion to help you reflect on God’s Word and His faithfulness. These are more than devotions—they are invitations to marvel at the goodness of God, hold fast to His promises, and long for the return of our risen Savior, Jesus Christ.

📖 Based on Hebrews 10:23: "Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful."

🙏 Read the Scriptures. Reflect on Jesus. Rejoice in His promises kept.

🎧 Begin the journey with this trailer—and prepare your heart to see the beauty of Jesus in all of Scripture.

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The King is coming. Are you ready?

In this episode of The King is Coming, we begin our study of Jesus’s seven letters to the churches by looking at His message to Ephesus—a church full of good works but lacking one essential thing: love.

Join Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison as they explore:✔️ The five-part structure of each letter in Revelation 2–3✔️ Jesus’s praise for the Ephesian church’s perseverance, discernment, and hard work✔️ The serious warning against abandoning their first love✔️ The call to remember, repent, and return✔️ The promise to those who conquer through faith in Christ

Jesus walks among His churches. He sees everything—not just what we do, but why we do it. In His words to Ephesus, He calls His people back to a love-driven faith, reminding them that faith without love is incomplete.

"Let anyone who has ears hear what the Spirit says to the churches." (Revelation 2:7)

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BUT if Anyone Does Sin: Finding Hope in Jesus Christ the Righteous
📖 1 John 2:1–2

Jesus Christ the Righteous—our Advocate and our Atonement.

In this episode of Refresh & Restore, we step away from Revelation and into a passage that meets us right where many of us are: wrestling with sin, battling shame, and desperate for hope. In 1 John 2:1–2, we are reminded that while God calls us to holiness, He has made a way for sinners to be forgiven, restored, and kept—through Jesus.

Join Keith as he walks through this gospel-rich passage and reflects on:
✔️ What it means to be “little children” in God’s family✔️ Why John says “so that you may not sin”—and what comes next✔️ Jesus as our Advocate – not a spiritual lawyer, but the Righteous One✔️ What “propitiation” means—and why it’s the best news for sinners✔️ How Jesus defends us not with words, but with His wounds

This passage doesn’t minimize sin. It magnifies Jesus. If you’ve fallen, failed, or just feel the weight of guilt, hear this: you are not alone—and you are not without hope. Jesus stands for you. He speaks for you. He saves you.

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The King is coming. Are you ready?

As we continue our verse-by-verse study of Revelation, we turn to the powerful vision of Jesus in Revelation 1:9-20—the One who walks among His churches, holds their pastors in His hand, and speaks with divine authority.

In this episode, Keith Harris and Jamie Harrison discuss:
✔️ John’s exile on Patmos – Why suffering for Christ is not contrary to the gospel
✔️ Jesus in the midst of His churches – What this means for us today
✔️ The description of Jesus – His white hair, fiery eyes, and sharp sword
✔️ The power of His Word – The authority of Christ over life, death, and eternity

Jesus is not distant from His Church—He walks among His people, seeing, knowing, and speaking. As we prepare to study the letters to the seven churches, we must ask: Is Jesus truly the center of our church? Are we listening to His voice?

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The King is coming. Are you ready?

In this brand-new podcast study, Jamie Harrison and I dive into the book of Revelation—verse by verse—making sure we don’t miss the main point: Jesus Christ. Revelation isn’t just about end-times theories and prophecies; it’s about the Alpha and Omega, the One who was, who is, and who is to come.

🔥 What to Expect:
✔️ A clear, Scripture-focused study of Revelation
✔️ A conversational and engaging format
✔️ A deeper look at Jesus as the centerpiece of the book

Revelation 1:1 tells us this book is "the revelation of Jesus Christ." That means this study is ultimately about knowing Him more—His power, His promises, and His return.

Our first episode drops this Thursday! Subscribe now so you don’t miss it, and join us as we look to the One who is worthy of all praise.

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The King is coming. Are you ready?