Harbour Church Belfast Mon, 14 Sep 2026 06:34:06 -0400 https://harbourchurchbelfast.buzzsprout.com en-gb © 2026 Harbour Church Belfast yes 57c93743-db8e-5fb8-8dc5-8dec1a136b8e Harbour Church Belfast episodic false Listen to the latest teaching from Harbour. 

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Harbour Church Belfast https://storage.buzzsprout.com/pyaobykcntqe91k2ka9dcz838itk?.jpg Harbour Church Belfast https://harbourchurchbelfast.buzzsprout.com Alpha Sunday: Friends Bringing Friends Alpha Sunday: Friends Bringing Friends Ahead of our Alpha Launch Night, Paula Ferguson teaches from Mark 2 about friends bringing friends to Jesus. She describes the legacy of her Grandmother’s faith and how one by one, she and her family encountered Jesus for themselves. 

]]> Ahead of our Alpha Launch Night, Paula Ferguson teaches from Mark 2 about friends bringing friends to Jesus. She describes the legacy of her Grandmother’s faith and how one by one, she and her family encountered Jesus for themselves. 

]]> Harbour Church Belfast Buzzsprout-19801291 Mon, 14 Sep 2026 06:00:00 -0400 1030 full false Homecoming: Luke 15 Homecoming: Luke 15 At Harbour we believe God is calling us to become a community of homecoming, formation and adventure. Jonny starts a three-part series on this mission by teaching on homecoming from the most famous story Jesus ever told. 

In German the term ‘unheimlichkeit’ refers to the feeling of being ‘not-yet-at-home.’ The big story of the Bible describes how humanity is redemptively gathered home from exile. The genius of Jesus as a storyteller is taking that overarching story and folding it into a beautiful episode about a good Dad and two wayward sons. 

One says ‘I don’t need you’, the other believes ‘you owe me,’ both are ways of getting out somehow from underneath the love of God. 

The invitation to both boys and to us is simple: just come home. 

]]> At Harbour we believe God is calling us to become a community of homecoming, formation and adventure. Jonny starts a three-part series on this mission by teaching on homecoming from the most famous story Jesus ever told. 

In German the term ‘unheimlichkeit’ refers to the feeling of being ‘not-yet-at-home.’ The big story of the Bible describes how humanity is redemptively gathered home from exile. The genius of Jesus as a storyteller is taking that overarching story and folding it into a beautiful episode about a good Dad and two wayward sons. 

One says ‘I don’t need you’, the other believes ‘you owe me,’ both are ways of getting out somehow from underneath the love of God. 

The invitation to both boys and to us is simple: just come home. 

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