What are you afraid of? The story of David and Goliath raises the issue of fear and how we manage it, calling on our experience of our faith in God to remind ourselves who fights with us!

Like all the other Heroes of Faith Jephthah wasn't perfect - but he had faith in God's promises, in good times and bad.

Do we i use our gifts to show a Godly character or a worldly character? It took Samson all his life to learn to learn where his strength lay and to use his gifts with faith and love!

The story of Gideon reminds us of the grace of God in the new covenant, but also challenges us to have faith in our weakness, both individually and corporately as a church.

How recognisable are we as the people of God? Rahab knew the people of God when she met them! It provoked her into action to save herself and her family through God-given faith. Your saltiness could save a life!

Moses did not receive the reward for his faith in his lifetime. Likewise we may sometimes feel like giving up because we don't see fruit, reward or answers to some of our prayers and God's promises to us. But we WILL receive a reward! Don't give up.

Jacob had faith that despite himself, God would still use him and sought his blessing. Faith is not about what we can do, it's about who we have faith in!

Sarah: A mother of faith. Issac: A father of blessing

Dave reminds us, using the story of Abraham and the challenges he faced, that, yes, he was a hero, but only because he believed in the ultimate hero of faith - Jesus!

Noah was a man with a plan! A plan heard from God, a vision from God, with specifics and stretch goals from God! Lets pray for the plans and purposes that God has for us both personally and corporately!