GB News Daily Reflection — Friday May 1st 2026

Can I help you? She said before the penny finally dropped. “I've always enjoyed getting to know people at a deeper level. One of the privileges of my job is that it often happens quite quickly as I'm talking with people. “Maybe I learn about some tragedy earlier in their life, and it makes me see them, understand them differently. Whenever that happens, it reminds me that I should remain curious about every person I meet. Rather than assuming I have them all worked out.“I think that's true of every person, including the person of Jesus Christ. No serious historian doubts that he existed as a historical figure. There's just too much evidence that he did. “The question is, who was he? And I find it really interesting that for much of the biblical gospels, that's an open question in Mark's Gospel. It's not until halfway through that the disciples identify Jesus rightly. “And in John chapter 14, there's a moment where Philip says to Jesus, Lord, show us the father. He's referring to God the Father. And Jesus reply is spine tingling, powerful. “He says, don't you know me, Philip? Anyone who has seen me has seen the father. It's an extraordinary claim. “When I consider Jesus, who do I think I'm looking at? Do I think I have him all worked out? Or is it possible that the penny still needs to drop?”WATCH THE FULL REFLECTION ABOVE Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter