Hebrews 13:7-9, 17-19. Ps Hilary Williams looks at what Hebrews 13 has to say regarding leadership. Almost universally, we find it challenging to yield control. To do this requires understanding the gospel - but when we do that, and we see how loved we are, submission begins to make sense. At the heart of our response to godly leaders, is a reminder to focus firmly on Jesus, the church's ultimate leader.

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Hebrews 13:20-21. Ps Hilary Williams leaps to the benediction in Hebrews 13 to consider service. The author implores us to consider that the One we serve, first came to serve us - and by the help of all God gives us, we are to follow Christ's example, for Christ's honour. Hilary concludes with an appreciation and encouragement to our amazing volunteers.

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Hebrews 12:28-13:6. Anoj Joseph begins our Transforming Faith series looking at how we grow in our capacity to love. The writer of Hebrews charges us as believers to grow in a practical love for the family of God, and to also grow in devotion to God, so that we flee from harmful desires. This way of living is only possible through faith in in a faithful God.

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Ps Hilary Williams concludes our Secure Faith series touching on Habakkuk and the setbacks he was facing. While suffering usually comes to an end, disappointments often have lasting effects. Unlike Job, Habakkuk knows that no restoration will occur in his lifetime. God will eventually fulfill what he promises - but in the meantime, we must heed the example of the prophet, who in Habakkuk 3, submits to God and His strength.

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Hebrews 12:14-29. Ps Hilary Williams considers our understanding of judgment. Many of us cannot reconcile a God of holiness with a God of love - however the fact that God loves all that is good demands He must be against all that is not good. We all must recognise that our own righteousness falls far short of God's goodness - and in order to receive God's grace, we must first come in humility.

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