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At hackneyph.church we want to bring Jesus into your every day. To aid with that, we have select messages from our hackneyph.church SUNDAY SERVICE and The CONNECT sessions where we believe one encounter with Jesus can change everything. Check out our website for more info about hackneyph.church at www.hackneyph.church and on our Instagram @hackneyph.

  1. Sep 21

    SUNDAY SERVICE | JESUS CONVERSATIONS Ep.7: HEARTS ON FIRE - Sunday 20th September 2026 AM | Pastor Mike

    You can be in the presence of glory and completely miss it — until it sets your heart on fire. In this message from Luke 24:32, Pastor Mike closes the Jesus Conversations series on the road to Emmaus — two obscure disciples walking away from Jerusalem, relaying only the bad news to a Stranger they don't recognise. No recognisable glory anywhere. Cleopas and an unnamed man, on a road to a place scholars can't even locate. The kind of people history forgets. Until they look back and realise their hearts were burning the whole time. Pastor Mike shows this is always the pattern. Moses nearly walked past a burning bush. Jeremiah felt fire in his bones he couldn't contain. The glory isn't always where we expect it — and a heart anchored to disappointment rather than the word will miss it every time. These men had heard Jesus predict the resurrection repeatedly and still couldn't see past Friday's grief to Sunday's glory. But one conversation changed everything. He opened the Scriptures. Something ignited. And the moment they recognised Him — they ran straight back to Jerusalem because fire doesn't stay still. It spreads. Because Jesus conversations are more than an exchange of words — they're where people are found, and where hearts are set on fire. This city needs yours burning. We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

  2. Sep 7

    SUNDAY SERVICE | JESUS CONVERSATIONS: Ep.5 - SALVATION HAS COME - Sunday 23rd August 2026 AM | Pastor Mike

    Some people don't know they're lost until someone comes looking for them. In this message from Luke 19:9–10, Pastor Mike shows that Zacchaeus wasn't just a tax collector — he was a son of Abraham who had lost himself somewhere along the way. Decisions that took him further than he wanted to go, kept him longer than he wanted to stay, cost him more than he wanted to pay. Sound familiar? That's not just Zacchaeus. That's Adam in the garden, hiding from the God who was already walking toward him, asking Where are you? — not because He didn't know, but because He wanted Zacchaeus to know. You're not where you're supposed to be. You're lost. Pastor Mike shows the rescue was always the mission. Jesus' last personal encounter before the cross was a short man up a tree who craved something he couldn't quite name — tired of gaining Jericho's wealth whilst losing himself. Jesus looked up, called him by name, and invited Himself over. Not to a synagogue. To his house. Personal. And something in Zacchaeus that religion had never touched was restored in that conversation — the evidence was a transformed life, not a changed feeling. That's what salvation does. Not religion. Not church-hopping. Not moral improvement. Full restoration. The image of God that sin corrupted, returned. Pastor Mike says it plainly — he knew he was lost, told his college friends he was going to hell, and when someone invited him to church, he was found. Because Jesus conversations are more than an exchange of words — they're where people are found. Has salvation come to your house? What's the evidence? We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

  3. Sep 6

    SUNDAY SERVICE | JESUS CONVERSATIONS: Ep.4 - NEITHER DO I CONDEMN YOU - Sunday 16th August 2026 AM | Pastor Mike

    Everyone is carrying a stain they can't scrub out. The question is whether they know who can. In this message from John 8:10–11, Pastor Mike opens with Lady Macbeth washing hands that look clean but feel covered in blood — unable to remove the guilt no matter how hard she scrubs. He shows that's not just Shakespeare. That's the human condition. The accuser has a name — Satan literally means adversary, a courtroom term — and his strategy has never changed. Set up. Ambush. Condemn. He was doing it in Genesis 3, he was doing it to Joshua in filthy garments in Zechariah 3, and he was doing it through the scribes and Pharisees who dragged a woman caught in adultery before Jesus — a trap set not for her, but for Him. But Jesus stoops down and writes in the dirt. Nobody knows exactly what. Just that it was powerful enough for John to make sure we knew it happened — and powerful enough that her accusers left one by one, oldest first, until only Jesus remained. The only One with the right to throw a stone. He didn't. Instead He looked at her and said neither do I condemn you. That's not leniency. That's a verdict — declared by the only Judge whose word carries eternal weight. Colossians 2:14 says He wiped out the handwriting of requirements against us and nailed it to the cross. Tetelestai. Paid in full. Written for every guilty sinner who would ever stand in that woman's place. Because Jesus conversations are more than an exchange of words — they're where people are found. And sometimes what they need to find is that the case against them has already been dismissed. We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

  4. Sep 5

    SUNDAY SERVICE | JESUS CONVERSATIONS: Ep.2 - LIVING WATER - Sunday 12th July 2026 AM | Pastor Mike

    Everyone keeps going back to the same well. The question is whether it's actually giving them anything. In this message from John 4:10, Pastor Mike shows that Jesus didn't take the Samaria route because it was convenient — most Jews took the longer road specifically to avoid it. He went because He was sent. Not for a place, but for a person. A woman who'd had five husbands and was now with a sixth. Not presented with judgement but with a question — if you knew who was asking, you would have asked Him, and He would have given you living water. Pastor Mike shows the difference between wells — a dug well with a fixed, limited reserve you draw from yourself, and a living, self-replenishing spring. Everything you draw yourself has limits. It runs out. So you thirst again. And this woman, like most of us, kept going back to the same phrear — relationships, belonging, worship she couldn't connect to — and kept coming up dry. A wadi. A riverbed that promises water and delivers dust. Jesus met her there anyway. That's where His rescue shop opens — not where people have it together, but where the jar keeps coming up empty. She never even answered His request for water. But she left her jar at the well and ran to tell the whole town. That's how you know she drank. Because Jesus conversations are more than an exchange of words — they're where people are found, and where they're found can become the place where the thirst finally stops. We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

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At hackneyph.church we want to bring Jesus into your every day. To aid with that, we have select messages from our hackneyph.church SUNDAY SERVICE and The CONNECT sessions where we believe one encounter with Jesus can change everything. Check out our website for more info about hackneyph.church at www.hackneyph.church and on our Instagram @hackneyph.