As we come to our next two heroes, Gavin looks into the faith shown by Rahab in welcoming in the spies and what that can teach us about providing a welcome to those around us. In the second part of this talk, we look at Joshua's obedience in following God's specific instructions about the walls of Jericho. What would it look like if we showed the same obedience in our day-to-day lives?

At a time of great hardship, God raised up Moses. However, He would show him that it was going to be a faith journey from start to finish. The same is true for us!

Joseph's life took him from being the favourite son to a slave, a prisoner and then to a powerful Egyptian official. Even as he neared death, he knew that his God was faithful and would fulfil promises for His people.

In a way, we're all looking for future blessing and we'll try to achieve it in all sorts of ways. What do the accounts of Isaac and Jacob's blessings to the next generation tell us about the blessing we're searching for?

The promise of a son is so far-fetched to Sarah that she seems to laugh it off. However, she comes to realise that nothing is impossible for God. Guest speaker John Hosier, from Gateway Church Poole, helps us to see that the account of Sarah has much to teach us about faithfully believing for all Jesus wants to do in our lives today.

What does it take to do radical things for God? Abraham and his family encountered this living God who changed their lives. By faith, they came to an increasing understanding of who it was that was asking them to move into the unknown. With eyes on a 'greater city', they set forth on one of the greatest adventures ever!

As we continue our series on biblical Heroes we come to one of the most famous characters in the Old Testament - Noah. The story is well known by children across the world as a Sunday school classic but what can this Hero teach us about faith? As Hebrews 11 suggests, Noah's faith was built on Holy Fear - a correct understanding of who God is which leads to reverence. As we look to be faith-filled people, let's start by looking to God with reverence and awe.

Why are Abel and Enoch highlighted for their faith and how did they please God? Faith is not the things we think we can do to win over God, but a trust in who He is and His great promises.

Hero stories inspire us, calm our fears and give us strength in the midst of difficulty. Raj introduces our new series on Hebrews 11. Who are these heroes of faith and who is the great Hero they all point to?