There Are No Strong People launch The impressive Emmanuel Centre, Westminster, and the CWR team, played host to an evening with Jeff Lucas to herald his new book There are No Strong People. This edgy publication really is pure Jeff, but pushing the serious end of his repertoire. Jeff can't help but draw a smile when he writes. However, he pulls no punches as he explores the dramatic adventures of Old Testament 'hero', Samson. If anyone can grapple unflinchingly with the issues routinely avoided in Sunday school -- sex, revenge, destruction, sacrifice -- Lucas can. The pre-event reception gathered the four corners of trade and media. Jeff mingled and then offered an introduction to There are No Strong People. He addressed the observation of others that he is perhaps too honest for the Christian market. The main event got underway in the Upper Hall at 7:30pm, to an enthusiastic crowd of more than 200 fans and the intrigued. Of course, there was fun and laughter -- the main man aided and abetted by Search Light Theatre Company. Following the interval the mood changed as Jeff faced some of the difficult questions raised by Samson's riotous, awkward life:  Is it possible to be hugely blessed by God - and still make a mess of your life?  What is it we really all crave?  Do good people do bad things?  What do we do when we're disappointed?  Are there clear steps towards success and disaster?  Why