I am the Bread of Life. Start of a new series where Jesus deliberately drops the message of his divinity. What does that mean for us and how can we make sure we get our fill and are satisfied?

Now that we've seen all the heroes of faith in Hebrews 11 we finish by asking the question, how about us?

What does it take to be a hero of faith?

Hebrews 12 v 1-4 give the answer to what is required.

Chapter 11 has a lot of people lumped together in one passage.

What were they certain of in their faith? And why is a giant bean bag a good illustration of the world's promises?

What walls do we build and when is God asking us to wait or wail?

Does a person's past stop them from being celebrated by God?

Faith in the New and for the New. Faith is built when we take steps forward into the new God has for us. God wants to do a new thing in and through us. Our guest speaker is Dan Randall

Another character with plenty in his story. The first part is actually his heroic parents. What acts of faith does Hebrews choose to focus on?

What memories are important to us? What legacy do we hope to leave behind? Despite all the things you may know about Joseph and his story, the reason for his inclusion in the hall of faith is a little surprising and unusual.

Two heroes today, Isaac & Jacob. Hebrews chapter 11 verses 20-21

What does it mean to be blessed? How does giving a blessing to our children make us heroes? Surely that's just what we long to do?

What do we learn from Abraham? That he was a big influence on 70's disco music? Or that he was a man who saw the known God and trusted in the unknown future because of Him!

Abraham is a Hero. Listen in to find out why.

We probably all know bits of the Noah story, but what makes him a hero? What parts of the story had we never seen before?

Genesis Chapter 6-9 tell us about a man who followed instructions, let's read it and see what made him a hero.