As we look to add variety into the online service from the upper room, there’s footage of Debby and our granddaughter, Nyah, at Bridge Church last weekend.

Included in this week’s service from The Church at Hiraeth is another question, this time about AI. The video is a marathon compared to our usual offerings and that’s why. There is so much to say on the subject from a Christian perspective.

Using the story of David, Bathsheba and Uriah as an example, there’s the important principle that, while God always forgives us of our wrongdoing, we still have to bear the consequences of our actions.

We’ve had another question this week that looks at finding our call and how do we know what it is. It also included asking me about my own call and there are a couple of well-known Pentecostal pastors mentioned in my reply: Gerald Chamberlain and David Shearman.

Rejoicing follows weeping, is not only a hope to hold on to, but it’s in the Bible. It’s more than just a distant straw to clutch at but something tangible and real in the present.

Paul McCartney met Jesus in person? Well, all is explained in the video. It’s a really interesting story and certainly one to make you think.

There’s also a story regarding the ‘something for free’ part of the heading. Well, it actually cost me £1.00, but there’s something else that’s even better and is genuinely free.

Time flies when you’re having fun, as they say, and that’s certainly been the case in 2025 with The Church at Hiraeth.

In addition, with footage from the area where we live, there’s an encouragement to live in the light.

Once he was born, who were the first people to hear about the good news? Shepherds. Not professionals or educated people, instead those who were considered lowly.