When the penny drops — Judy Moore (13 September 2026)

We're looking at this wonderful story, this story of a turnaround of these two people.

It might be a man and a woman.

It might be two men.

We don't know.

Definitely one of them was a man.

But they're disciples.

And as Tim said last week, they were discombobulated.

They were confused.

They were walking away.

They were facing the other way from the resurrection hope.

They were disillusioned and in dismay.

And we're looking at when does the pain drop? As we've said, what happens to reveal who Jesus really is? I was reading this week that we are part of a scrolling generation.

We're part of a scrolling nation.

We spend hours of time literally scrolling on our phones.

And I certainly know that that's true of me.

How do I know? Because I am a badge winner, ladies and gentlemen, for being, thank you, for being a top follower, a top follower I found out a couple of weeks ago for this guy.

Not this guy, this guy, Rocky Kanaka, badge winner.

Because when I start to watch these stories of these abandoned dogs and puppies, what this guy does is they come in, they're mankied, they're abandoned, they've been found on industrial estates or wherever, completely on the loose, some of them puppies.

And he sits in the mess with them.

He climbs in to the mess with them.

And he gently gives them treats.

He gives them words of affirmation.

He tries to give them names if they've not been named.

And you see literally, and I'm now encouraging you to squat on time, but you literally see the transformation before your eyes.

And it hooks you in because you see this dog.