Jason Harris

18 February 2026 “Paul moves from the plate to the calendar. From what you eat to what you honour.” Mark Penrith helped us see that… Read More »Fully Convinced Before the Lord

17 February 2026 “We have been reading Leviticus. Dietary laws. Clean and unclean.” Mark Penrith took us into the tension of Romans 14. “One eats.… Read More »God Has Accepted Him

16 February 2026 “The Christians who annoy you most are probably not outside the church. They are inside.” So began Mark Penrith as he opened… Read More »Welcome, Do Not Argue

14 February 2026 Paul closes with a command that is both precise and piercing. “Make no provision for the flesh to gratify its desires” (Romans… Read More »Starving the Flesh, Feeding Love

13 February 2026 Paul now gives the decisive command. “But put on the Lord Jesus Christ” (Romans 13:14a, CSB). Mark Penrith called this “the stunning… Read More »Put On Christ

12 February 2026 Paul now turns from urgency to action. The day is near, so life must change. Scripture commands, “So let us discard the… Read More »Dressing for the Day, Not the Night

11 February 2026 Paul shifts from command to urgency. He assumes awareness. “Since you know the time,” he writes, “it is already the hour for… Read More »Wake Up: The Time Matters

10 February 2026 Paul presses deeper into what love actually looks like in daily life. After naming love as our ongoing obligation, he explains how… Read More »Love Is More Than Avoiding Harm

9 February 2026 The apostle’s command lands with weight and clarity. “Do not owe anyone anything, except to love one another.” Mark Penrith called it… Read More »The Only Debt That Never Ends

7 February 2026 The passage ends with a command that feels surprising after such a powerful declaration. Mark Penrith named the tension when he said,… Read More »The Wisdom of Waiting