Podcasts about city hope

We often feel like we aren't enough for God and that he is frustrated or disappointed with us as his children. However, scripture paints a different picture. In this message, City Hope's very own Brandon Clemens will help us discover how God the father really feels about his children.

This Sunday morning we will be hearing a final word from Hunter Wolfram as our Pastoral Intern. Please help us send him off well as we soak in his message to City Hope, "The Ministry of the Gospel"!

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Hello and welcome to The Everything is Black & White Podcast. It's time for The View from the Opposition with Andrew Musgrove. He's joined by Man City reporter Joe Bray. While the visit of Man City is daunting prospect they do have their weaknesses and the hope is United can take advantage of them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are seeking to be a diverse people saved by Jesus, centered on Jesus, and sent by Jesus to extend the hope and fellowship of God to our City. This is our mission at City Hope. What does it mean that we are seeking to be a diverse people.

The Arsenal News Show EP475: Fulham vs Man City Hope, Arsenal & Man Utd Team News & More!Tom presents a daily show on The Gooner Talk covering all the latest Arsenal news, Arsenal transfer news, match reaction, press conferences and much more plus a Q&A session taking questions from the LIVE chat. Get all your Arsenal news now and every day. Links to Fantasy code, Twitter, Instagram, audio-only platforms and our channel membership scheme including entry to the Discord community: https://linktr.ee/TheGoonerTalk Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-gooner-talk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“When I began to work with City Hope, it drove home that [unhoused people] are humans. That they had some challenges. That they are needing some support, some care, some love, and, most of all, to be treated with dignity”  -Mike Willis   Today's guests are City Hope St. Louis's CEO Pastor Mike Robinson and Director of Operations Mike Willis. Pastor Mike and Mike sit down with Staci to discuss common misconceptions for unhoused individuals, the struggles of acquiring identification, and helping unhoused youth continue their education.  

Join us for Worship this morning with special guest and City Hope favorite, Rome Herbert bringing the message from the Word of God.

Are you mobilizing someone who is going through a difficult time? If so, does that mean we should push the pause button on mobilization? Perhaps you're going through a season of suffering yourself. Listen in today as Dave Jacob talks with David Joannes about his latest book, See the City: Hope for the Bruised, Battered, and Broken-Hearted. You'll hear the story of White Flower, a ten-year-old refugee girl in Myanmar and learn ways to help mobilize others during difficult times. This episode will inspire and equip you to press on in mobilization. The following questions were asked during the interview: 1. What was your inspiration behind See the City? 2. White Flower, the little refugee girl in Myanmar, plays an important role in the book. Can you tell me more about her? 3. Your book touches on the theme of "Suffering, Sorrow, and Grief." Can you share what inspired you to delve into such profound topics? 4. What message do you have for mobilizers who are going through a difficult time themselves or attempting to mobilize those who are going through seasons of suffering? 5. You discuss the misnomers people often have when they think about Heaven. Why should Christians think more about Heaven and how does this impact mobilizing more missionaries? 6. You've created a coloring book companion that goes along with your book. Tell us about that and it's purpose.

Only Jesus offers lasting hope for our city.

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"Can I lose my salvation?” is the question that emerges when we view grace through a transactional model and a crime and punishment view of the Gospel. Instead of trying to figure out if we can lose our salvation, what if instead, we learned to find it? We find salvation by finding His grace sufficient in the moment for the moment. We allow the weight of our desires and emotions to rest on the foundation that promises this newness of life. The promise of resurrection is the possibility of newness. The power of the resurrection is that we live in a world where we will experience deep grief, but our hope runs deeper.

God wants us to share HOPE with people!

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These past years there has been no shortage of things to remind us how broken the world is. In Jeremiah, to a people in exile, God points his people to a time when he would make things right. This Easter season, we can have hope and rejoice with joy inexpressible, because the plan that was laid out to forgive sins was accomplished in Jesus' life, death, and resurrection!

These past years there has been no shortage of things to remind us how broken the world is. In Jeremiah, to a people in exile, God points his people to a time when he would make things right. This Easter season, we can have hope and rejoice with joy inexpressible, because the plan that was laid out to forgive sins was accomplished in Jesus' life, death, and resurrection!

Retired California Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell discusses her new memoir "Her Honor." We'll also remember the life and career of Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan and hear from City Hope SF's Reverend Paul Trudeau.

Join us for the final part of our series-within-a-series as we look to God's word to see what it looks like to be a diverse people SENT by Jesus.

Join us for the final part of our series-within-a-series as we look to God's word to see what it looks like to be a diverse people SENT by Jesus.

Join us as Pastor Josh continues teaching about the mission of City Hope from the book of Ephesians. Today we look at what it means for us to be a diverse people centered on Jesus.

Join us as Pastor Josh continues teaching about the mission of City Hope from the book of Ephesians. Today we look at what it means for us to be a diverse people centered on Jesus.

Part One of our mini-series about the mission and vision of City Hope.

Part One of our mini-series about the mission and vision of City Hope.

On this episode of the Black Yield Podcast, Brother Lee is joined by Michael and Danielle Battle of The R.I.C.H. Program. The R.I.C.H. Program is a holistic organization dedicated to improving the lives of youth in Cherry Hill through immersive summer and after school programming. 

In this episode we have a great conversation with Sally Steele around belonging, bringing dignity and hope into different situations, and being people that have eyes that see and ears that hear. Sally shares about the importance of seeing things from different perspectives and widening the circle of who belongs and who gets to decide that.Sally is a co-executive director of City Hope San Francisco, a nonprofit focused on providing a space of belonging for our most marginalized neighbors. Sally's work includes overseeing staff development and equity, the organization's transitional sober living home, and overall operations. Sally began her work building support networks for immigrant faith leaders and equipping faith-communities to support refugee families. She then served as the outreach director for a large congregation in Washington, D.C., managing nonprofit partnerships and providing grants and volunteers, before joining City Hope in 2014. Sally is a graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (MDiv) and the University of Virginia (BA), and is ordained in the RCA (Reformed Church in America). She lives in Oakland with her husband and three kids.Sally's RecommendationsCaste by Isabel WilkersonDeacon King Kong by James McBrideGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook at www.facebook.com/shiftingculturepodcastSupport the show

The season of Easter in the church year begs the question: What difference does the resurrection actually make? During this season of Eastertide, we will look at the impact of the resurrection on the earliest Christians.  We are calling it “The New Normal”, and we invite you to consider with us what new things God normalized with the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Today Rev. Sally Steele, Co-Director of City Hope SF shares an update on what's happening at City Hope as well as a sermon from Acts 1:1-11.  You can support the work of City Hope by visiting https://www.cityhopesf.org/. All are welcomed, loved and affirmed (🌈) at City Church.

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Easter with City Hope 2021

Adam and I welcomed the Rev Paul Trudeau to our show. Paul is a Co-Director of City Hope, a homeless mission in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. He previously served as chaplain at the San Francisco County Jail. We had an amazing conversation about the role servitude plays in spirituality. Paul's responses to "service" and the role of "giving" was completely unexpected. His beliefs on "taking", in terms of growth and healing, was enlightening. It was refreshing to have such an open, and inclusive message in a period of time that feels so divisive. This interview had many great points that I know will stay with me. It is good to hear from someone dedicated to restoring humanity to segments of society that seem to have humanity robbed from them.

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It’s not too early to mark your calendars: we’ll be back with another Advent season, beginning on November 29. I hope you’ll join me, as we wait together for God. In the meantime, everyone needs some rest from time to time, and so I’m going to be taking a little break. But I would love for you to hear from some of my friends while I’m resting! This Fall, we’ll have special guest-hosted episodes of We Wonder every week, where you can still listen to God’s good words with some lovely and different voices. And I’ll be listening along with you! This week's episode features our friend, Sally Steele. Sally is a pastor and a non-profit director at City Hope, an organization in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood that provides a trusted gathering place + community for our neighbors on the margins. She lives just across the Bay in Oakland with her husband and their three girls who are in 6th, 4th, and 2nd grade. When the air is clean in the SF Bay Area, she likes to get outside for hiking and backpacking; when it’s not so much, like recently, she loves to stay in and cook for her family. This week's passage is Job 38:8-12, 16-18: 8 Who created the ocean?   Who caused it to be born? 9 I put clouds over it as if they were its clothes.   I wrapped it in thick darkness. 10 I set limits for it.   I put its doors and metal bars in place. 11 I said, ‘You can come this far.   But you can’t come any farther.   Here is where your proud waves have to stop.’ 12 “Job, have you ever commanded the morning to come? 16 Have you traveled to the springs at the bottom of the ocean?   Have you walked in its deepest parts? 17 Have the gates of death been shown to you?   Have you seen the gates of the deepest darkness? 18 Do you understand how big the earth is?   Tell me, if you know all these things.  Have you ever shown the sun where to rise? We Wonder is written and hosted by Sarah Dahl, and is produced by Richard Clark and Nick Thompson. You can support this and future seasons of the podcast by joining us as a patron: visit patreon.com/wewonder to learn more.  Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @wewonderpod to stay in touch, or learn more at www.wewonderpod.com. Thanks for listening!

Remi Adeleke was born in Western Africa and moved to New York City with his mother and brother following the death of his father. In 2002 he joined the U.S. Navy, ultimately completing the grueling training to become a member of the select U.S. Navy SEALs. Since completing his military service,  Remi has had successful careers in writing, speaking, and films. He appeared in the 2017 franchise film Transformers: The Last Knight, and served as the lead technical advisor on the Netflix production 6 Underground. Remi also partners with City Hope in La Mesa, California, where he mentors at-risk and inner-city youth.

This episode is the second part of our conversation about responding to the homeless population during a global pandemic. First, we talked with Paul Trudeau, who is the Co-Director of City Hope San Francisco. City Hope provides food and resources to the homeless population of the Tenderloin District of San Francisco. Then, we continued our conversation with LSU NCBRT instructors and subject matter experts Andrew Rateaver and Ed Anderson about the unique threats that COVID-19 poses for homeless communities. Topics include the importance of forming relationships between responders and homeless communities, officer safety and protection while on the job, and more. Part One of this discussion can be found wherever you listen to podcasts. We also talk with Paul Trudeau, who is the Co-Director of City Hope San Francisco. City Hope provides food and resources to the homeless population of the Tenderloin District of San Francisco. For more information on LSU's National Center for Biomedical Research and Training and our available resources on COVID-19, please visit our website at ncbrt.lsu.edu.

Easter With City Hope by Pastor Ben Murray

Hope: It might not be your fault, but it could still be your problem. When things don't go your way, you can let it be a setback or an opportunity.

Hope: It might not be your fault, but it could still be your problem. When things don't go your way, you can let it be a setback or an opportunity.

Joseph: It might not be your fault, but it could still be your problem. When things don't go your way, you can let it be a setback or an opportunity.