David explains and explores our three main values at HHCC. Loving God, loving our neighbours as we love ourselves and loving our community.

Davids speaks on how pursuing a relationship with God is the most important thing. He explains how it's not about religion or trying to be good, but about having a real, open, honest relationship with your heavenly Father.

David goes back to the sacrifice Jesus made at the cross. He speaks about how Jesus revealed that forgiveness and love are at the core of Gods heart. Forgiveness is God's default setting, and David challenges us to ask ourselves, what is our default setting?

David talks about the way in which we learn to grow in believing God to do impossible things. As our own ways of thinking can sometimes trip us up, David encourages us to learn to think like God does.

David looks at Colossians 1 and explores the life of Jesus. Focusing on how he did not live for himself, but to please his Father.

David looks at Luke 8 v 22-25. Jesus is in a boat with his disciples when they are hit by a storm. David talks about 5 things you should do when you are hit by a storm, and how in any situation, what God says is more important than what we see.

David reflects on Hannah, how she refused to allow the taunts of her adversary to crush her heart and in her waiting God was working inside her heart.

This is a our final look at the life of Samuel. David looks at the blueprint God gave Samuel for the change in government and how this is still relevant for good governance on all levels today.

As Sally looks at this story she reflects about how this is about Daniel, orphans, sons, lions, Jesus, the Israelites and us. She asks us to consider how we respond to God when our relationship with Him is tested.

David talks about the life of Joseph and how we can see reflections of Jesus throughout his story