Judges 16:21-31. Ps Hilary Williams continues our heroes series by looking at Samson. This man set apart for God from birth, was soon a fallen hero left with nothing. A controversial example for some, his story of redemption ought to give us hope and make us see God's grace afresh. No matter what we have done - when we come humbly, we are never too far from the goodness and redemptive power of God.

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1 Kings 17. Ps Hilary Williams continues our series looking at Elijah meeting the widow. In the midst of a crippling drought, our unlikely hero is desperate. In our own lives, we can similarly feel like all we have is a handful of flour and oil. We would do well to emulate our unlikely hero - who Jesus Himself refers to in Luke. Rather that focus not on our inadequacies, we must have utter dependence on our abundant God.

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2 Kings 5. Ps Hilary Williams kicks off a new series which will zero in on unlikely heroes - characters we might gloss over that have significant impact in His word. Today we look at a nameless slave girl who served Naaman, a valiant soldier battling leprosy. Although culturally she had every reason to feel insignificant, it was her advice that led Naaman to Elisha, and ultimately, a life-changing encounter with God.

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